In the graphics card market, NVIDIA recently launched the RTX line with many new features, supporting players during gaming and helping give them a better graphics experience.

Now on the other side of the scale is the GTX 1660 Ti, a product that doesn’t have many names like the RTX series.

Both card lines that we are comparing are built on the Turing architecture platform, but the difference that even children can recognize is in the nomenclature of each type.

However, at the present time, only two games, Battlefield 5 and Metro Exodus, support both of the above features simultaneously.

Going into the technical specifications, in fact, even though they have the same Turing architecture, they are still two completely different products.

GeForce RTX 2060:

CUDA multiplier: 1920

ROPs: 48

Number of Tensor cores: 240

Number of RT cores: 30

Base clock rate: 1365MHz

Pulse speed when boosted: 1680MHz

6GB GDDR6 memory at 14Gbps speed

Memory interface: 192-bit

Memory bandwidth: 336GB/s

Single-core computing performance: 6.5TFLOPs

GeForce GTX 1660 Ti:

CUDA core count: 1536

ROPs: 48

Base pulse rate: 1500MHz

Pulse speed when boosted: 1770MHz

6GB GDDR5 memory at 12Gbps speed

Memory interface: 192-bit

Memory bandwidth: 288GB/s

Single-core computing performance: 5.4TFLOPs

Visually, the 1660 Ti has fewer CUDA cores, lower memory speed which means lower bandwidth.

Overall assessment, at 1080p medium and ultra settings, both products have FPS greater than 60 in most games.

At $279, the GTX 1660 Ti must be said to be extremely cheap, outperforming the GTX 1070 which costs up to 2 million less.

Final conclusion, which card should I buy?

(According to PCGamer).