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This is the leaked data of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060

Much of the data for the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 graphics cards has been leaked, although release dates and pricing have not been given.

The arrival of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX on the market has generated mixed opinions or emotions among hardware fans. So far we have the high-end on the market and the arrival of the mid-range is eagerly awaited and this is based on the RTX 2060 from which the full specifications have been leaked. 

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Specs Leaked

This graphics card is characterized by having a Turing TU106 silicon that has a total of 1920 CUDA Cores and that will work at a maximum frequency of approximately 1200MHz. It will have 6GB GDDR6 that in principle should work at a frequency of 14GHz.

All these data do not belong to a reference model, they are from a factory overclocked model, so we do not know at what frequencies the reference model will be working. Something very interesting is that the power supply is limited to a single 6-pin PCIe connector, which refers to a very tight consumption.

The Gigabyte model has been filtered that will have a heatsink based on aluminum fins crossed by two heatpipes that make direct contact with the graphics GPU through a copper block and has the support of two fans to dissipate all the heat.

The data has not been revealed regarding the amount of Tensor Core and RT Cores to support Raytracing and DLSS technologies, but everything suggests that it will have the capacity to execute these technologies, but to a lesser extent than the superior models of NVIDIA. 

In addition to this, two other important data have not been revealed, such as the date of release on the market and the price of this graphics card, something that will be key in sales.

Source: VZ

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Robert Sole

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