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Specifications
Manufacturer
Gigabyte
Part #
GV-N2060GAMING OC-6GD
Chipset
GeForce RTX 2060
Memory
6 GB
Memory Type
GDDR6
Core Clock
1365 MHz
Boost Clock
1680 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
14000 MHz
Interface
PCIe x16
Color
Black
Frame Sync
G-Sync
Length
280 mm
TDP
160 W
Case Expansion Slot Width
2
Total Slot Width
2
Cooling
3 Fans
External Power
1 x PCIe 8-pin
HDMI Outputs
1
DisplayPort Outputs
3
Price History
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from completed build Huevo PC Specs
Putting "RTX" in the name of this card is a bit of a stretch. It's a glorified 1660 that gets the job done good enough for 1080p. Handled VR fine for the most part other than extremely demanding titles.
from completed build LaForge, the audio editing, daily gamer, VR capable build.
5-Stars: I only just got it today but I don't see why it's suddenly not going to be good.
from completed build AMD RYZEN 7 3700X
although graphics cards are very expensive I saved around 200 dollars compared to the others that were ranging from 6 to 1200 dollars which is a great value for me since I am not a full time gamer
from completed build First True Build - Linux Gaming/Streaming PC
Despite 3 fans, is relatively quiet at 40% fan cycle and lower, and stock fan curve stops fans with no gpu load. Was able to apply +67 core and +920 memory on top of the factory OC, the higher than stock power limit is nice but my particular OC actually does not climb over the stock 190W limit. I imagine the Gaming OC Pro version is simply quieter with it's two extra heat pipes allowing for less effort cooling.
from completed build Black Betty
Absolute beast, only setup last night so I can’t wait to get stuck into some gaming. I’ve made another build for someone with a 2060 so I know what I’m in for. I only have a 1080p screen so anything better would really be a waste
from completed build Project: Black Horizon
A significant step up from the GTX 750ti I was using. Everything I've thrown at is so far has just been clock work to it. Gigabyte has to be putting out some of the best GPU's at the moment, especially compared to their EVGA or Asus counter parts. and for slightly cheaper too.