Even though it’s an ancient architecture, it’s still able to handle the throughput of multiple background apps running simultaneously without affecting performance. I’d say the CPU isn’t the bottleneck with my system. With the settings I use vRAM usage is 5GB+ and the cards max is 6GB. The RTX 2060 is not a 4k card (1080p to 1440p likely), vRAM is just not big enough and if you run out of vRAM then performance will die. CPU and graphics are maxed out in destiny 2 at 4k which runs smooth as silk. At 4K and graphics set to 7, performance appears decent. I have a 4930k (6c and 12t) with the RAM at 2400 or 1200MHz Quad channel and 32GB RAM total DDR3.
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Hope this info helps those wishing to upgrade to RTX cards.
So, if you’re planning on 4K gaming in the near future, and want to upgrade to one of the later generation graphics cards, make sure your system isn’t going to be a bottleneck. Kingston SSD for main system and game drive Nvidia RTX 2060 Founders Edition 6GB ((old card ASUS GTX 780 OC 3GB)) I’m also using Windows 7 64-bit which only supports DirectX 11. My system has an older gen motherboard, so the PCIe x16 slot may also be a culprit in terms of limiting bandwidth. Just upgraded to an RTX2060 from a GTX 780 and I’d like to give a word of warning to those wanting to upgrade to newer graphcs cards (don’t fall into the trap I did):įor my system, I’ve lost about 20-25% performance upgrading to an RTX 2060.
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