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GTX 1660 Ti vs RTX 2060: 1440p performance The RTX 2060 is arguably a better buy for those with high refresh rate monitors here, particularly given its tendency to hit between 70-80fps at this resolution, but if you've only got a regular 60Hz monitor, then I'd say the GTX 1660 Ti still provides more than enough speed here, even once you factor in the potential 2-5fps drop I mentioned earlier for single-fan cards. On the whole, though, there's not actually a huge amount in it between these two cards here, and in some cases, such as Final Fantasy XV and Forza Horizon 4, the RTX 2060 was actually a fraction slower than its GTX 1660 Ti rival. The RTX 2060 is extremely nippy at 1080p, too, of course, hitting an average of at least 60fps on max settings, if not closer to 70-80fps. As you can see from the graph above (click to expand), it's able to hit at least 55fps in every game going (aside from the tough-as-old-boots Metro Exodus) on Ultra settings at this resolution, and in some cases can even push it up to 60-70fps - which is pretty impressive considering its price of around ВЈ260 / $279.

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GTX 1660 Ti vs RTX 2060: 1080p performanceДЄt 1920x1080, the GTX 1660Ti is an exceptionally capable graphics card. With that in mind, let's get down to some graph action. However, I've also been testing one of Asus' other GTX 1660 Ti cards, the single-fan Phoenix edition - albeit not to quite the same extent as the ROG Strix OC - and have only found it to be on average 2-5fps slower than its more upmarket sibling (and more often than not just 2-3fps), so I'm pretty confident the results below can be applied just as easily to other single-fan cards you might be looking at. This particular Asus is probably going to be one of the better case scenarios for GTX 1660 Ti performance compared to the rest of the cards out there.

Of course, many of you might be wondering, 'Hang on a sec, that Asus is a massive triple fan job when most GTX 1660 Ti cards are much smaller and only have a single fan - won't that affect performance?' And you'd be right. For the purposes of this test, I left the GTX 1660 Ti at its default speeds to try and make it more representative of what the GTX 1660 Ti is capable of as a whole. This is thanks to its high base and boost clock speeds of 1500MHz and 1860MHz respectively, or 1530MHz and 1890MHz when its OC mode is engaged.

The cards in question are the Nvidia Founders Edition of the RTX 2060, and Asus' ROG Strix GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC model, the latter of which is Asus' top GTX 1660 Ti card and probably one of the faster cards you'll see on sale from other third parties.

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Paired with my Intel Core i5-8600K CPU and 16GB of Corsair Vengeance 2133MHz RAM, I've seen what each card can do on max settings at each resolution and taken an average frame rate (either from their own built-in benchmarks or from my own repeated manual gameplay tests) to see how they stack up against each other. That includes Final Fantasy XV (albeit without Nvidia's fancy HairWorks, TurfEffects, VXAO and ShadowLibs effects turned on), Monster Hunter: World, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, AssassinвЂ™s Creed Odyssey, Total War: Warhammer II, Forza Horizon 4, The Witcher III and now Metro Exodus. To see how both cards stack up across 1920x10x1440 resolutions, I've run each of them through my general games benchmarking suite. But how does it stack up to its closest RTX sibling, the RTX 2060? Is it worth spending the extra ВЈ70 / $70 and bagging yourself a ray tracing, DLSS machine? Let's find out via the medium of some handy graphs. Hailing from the same Turing family as the rest of Nvidia's RTX graphics cards but without all the fancy ray tracing and DLSS tech inside it (hence the lack of RTX moniker), the GTX 1660 Ti sure is one powerful graphics card - so much so that it's gone straight in as my new best graphics card for those after flawless 1080p performance. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti is finally here.