Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Founders Edition

[Longier]

These numbers aren't great I don't see what the fuss is about, it's actually better news that NVIDIA are supporting Freesync with their drivers now.

[Dashers]

Still too much money, and without SLI support, it doesn't really make sense for me. £80 less and I'd probably go with one and add another in a year or so as and when needed, but no SLI means not possible.

[Corky34]

Nearly but not quite, I am hitting 60 with ultra ray tracing at 1080p or medium ray tracing at 1440p on a 2080, the 2080ti can obviously do better, but still no 4k 60fps with ultra ray tracing, so not unplayable at 1440p unless you want competitive style fps of 120+

Sorry, i should've said i was talking specifically about the 2060, from what i remember the 2070 & 2080 can manage 60FPS+ at higher resolutions than 1080p with RTX on either low or ultra.

[spacein_vader]

I think the difference between WoT and BFV is that one is an evolving, established engine and the other is frankly experimental.

As I pointed out, the engine of World of Tanks has been entirely replaced in the last 12 months. BFVs engine won't evolve at all, it'll just be optimised.

[Iota]

Still too much money, and without SLI support, it doesn't really make sense for me. £80 less and I'd probably go with one and add another in a year or so as and when needed, but no SLI means not possible.

This is something that irks me, I'd have done this on previous incarnations and added a second card when extra oomph was required, but to remove it from the lower end cards doesn't mean I'm going to buy the higher end card.

[tinbin]

just bort a 1070ti £346 I should have waited and got the 2060

[Zepra]

Now that a it's been about a week since release and some third party cards are out, I'm actually more tempted by the FE. I much prefer the design and the inclusion of the type-C VirtualLink port is nice, but the difficulty in opening it up (e.g. to replace thermal paste) is the one thing holding me back...