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11-03-2019 07:20 AM
lightsout I ended up coming back to the 2060. Wanted a little more from modern warfare than my 1060 was giving me. Although it surprisingly performs really well with that game.

Went with a Galax because I was on a budget and found a deal. Usually stay away from these sort of brands but as long as it works as it should I'll be happy.
10-02-2019 11:12 AM
melodystyle2003
Quote: Originally Posted by ubbernewb View Post
anyone HAD a 1070ti and do cuda video encoding and switch to 2060 super and encode with it? which is faster and by how much?
Have you already read this?
10-01-2019 11:03 AM
ubbernewb anyone HAD a 1070ti and do cuda video encoding and switch to 2060 super and encode with it? which is faster and by how much?
09-20-2019 08:44 AM
maltamonk Interesting option:

https://videocardz.com/newz/galax-le...re-than-others

I wasn't sure where to put this.
09-14-2019 02:04 AM
Acidstorm
Quote: Originally Posted by lightsout View Post
Sounds like you got a nice card. If you read through the last few pages you will see that raising the power limit doesn't do much on these cards. I would say if you can keep it above 2ghz on air all the time you got yourself a winner.
Yeah, it hovers around high 1900's to low and mid 2000, but it seems a big dependent on the game as well. I only have to put 75Hz on the GPU core. And I'm only doing about 400Hz on memory, just in case this card has crappy GDDR memory chips. I believe my card ended up having Micron memory on it.
09-14-2019 01:54 AM
Acidstorm
Quote: Originally Posted by solon View Post
You can try the bios from MSI 2060 Gaming Z with 190-200w TDP.(fans not working @auto . you can fix it by setting manual/custom curve at afterburner).
That stuff always seems a bit sketchy to me using BIOS from another card. I might give it a shot though. I am pretty curious what this thing can do when opened up a bit more.
09-13-2019 11:17 AM
Jedi Mind Trick
Quote: Originally Posted by lazy529 View Post
I don't plat Apex, but I get that artifact when playing control, it's rare and random, and once it happen it doesn't stop until I restart the game.
That doesn't sound good, you may want to RMA so it hopefully doesn't get to a point where it is worse. That is just me though; my artifacting lasted ~1 second at most (still wound up returning the card).
09-13-2019 07:00 AM
lazy529 I don't plat Apex, but I get that artifact when playing control, it's rare and random, and once it happen it doesn't stop until I restart the game.

Edit: I just realized it might have caused by unstable +1100MHz memory overclock, I normally do +1000Mhz when playing other games.
09-10-2019 06:53 PM
gran172 Seems to be fixed as of 436.30 for me, looking at the servers no longer makes the game get weird artifacts.

EDIT: Nevermind, still there.
09-02-2019 05:20 PM
Jedi Mind Trick
Quote: Originally Posted by gran172 View Post
Yup, I've been getting artifacts on my 2060 while looking at those servers specifically. On previous drivers I'd get some artifacts very ocassionaly on other areas (other games are more than fine 100%).

There's also some texture flickering and all kinds of weird stuff when playing Apex on a RTX card, not sure why.
Thanks! Glad it isn't just me; card was purchased for a friend and I wanted to make sure there was nothing wrong with it before giving it to him.
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