EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2066-KR

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2066-KR

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2066-KR

my coverage of CES 2020 is brought to you by MSI Thermaltake Leanne Lee and Coolermaster guys I'm at EVGA now and I'm going to talk about three things here the first two will be quick and then the third thing is going to be their new are TX 2060 ko knockout edition which they're gonna be selling for  more on that in just a second so the first two things are right here one is the motherboard the second is the new audio the new new audio so this is the EVGA new new 

audio pro surround if you guys saw my content last year they made a really really really high-end sound card there is the original right there so for you audio files out there it's been very well received and the number one request they had for it was to give it a backplate so it's got back plates now and you might also notice it's got a daughter card so basically you can get this by itself and it's going to be a similar card to the original new audio card you can add on this 

daughter board this gives you the extra analog connections for a 7.1 set up so it's 5.1 with just the main card 7.1 with the add-on card and they've also added some RGB effects across the front right now it's just doing a rainbow effect but you can also use that as an equaliser display furthermore on this testbed setup over here which they have running on a loop which is why the system is actually working but not outputting a whole lot of heat we've got an EVGA r-tx 

2080 TI for the win and this is an Intel 31 75 W X so this is the new SR 3 dark this is made for intel's top-end chips that is really really really difficult to find so maybe maybe locate one of those and then consider this board because you shouldn't get the board without the chip that wouldn't make any sense it has 24 phase power delivery its gets an insane amount of power inputs over here as you can see for supplemental eight pin CPU power plugs it's also got some 

liquid cooling that you can set up specifically for the V RMS which would be very nice this system they have gone right now is just running at stock because 31 75 X puts out a lot of heat and once you start to overclock it you got to ramp up the fan speed pretty quick and it's nice and quiet in here and actually that's kind of how I like it it's been it's what a nice mellow trip to EVGA this year let's get back to that thing I mentioned at the beginning of the review which is 

this right here TX 2060 knockout addition  and in fact I have special exclusive information for you guys right here that you probably didn't hear in any of the other YouTube videos you might have watched about this card that is is going to be a special going on starting today Friday I think it's going to go on for a week where you can get the standard version of this for 279 and then there's an ultra version of the r-tx 2060 ko ultra and that's 

 check it out right now limited time regular prices and it will go back up to that once the sale ends it should be available on Newegg bear in mind that the lower price one is going to be a pre-order but it should ship out within a week and you should listen to the rest of this review first because big reason why this is coming out at a lower price RTX 2060 obviously a very desirable card gives you ray-tracing support as well as 

it's a good chip in there six gigs of VRAM and then there's a 2060 super which bumps you up to eight gigs but if you watched my coverage of AMD earlier in the week then you probably know that the RX 5600 xt is also coming out within a couple weeks that's and it's going to be right in the wheelhouse of this card so according to EVGA this should beat it pretty handily of course you should probably wait for independent reviews to verify that I 

don't have any reason to disbelieve them but it's it's always best to wait for the independent reviews my questions were first off how did EVGA bring the prices of this down and they have made some changes using sleeve bearing fans for example they're using fewer layers on the PCB which cuts down on the manufacturing costs it's essentially using the same heat sink fan setup that the 1660 Ti uses but it's still got a nice feature set for a  card they 

still have included backplate so I appreciate that io is an hdmi displayport and a dual link DVI I had some other questions about the card as well first off is EVGA special and this ability to sell in RTX 2060 for  they don't know I'm assuming that there might be other vendors that are also going to be bringing in some r-tx 2060s for reduced prices that is completely unconfessed my speculation because I think I'd be a little bit weird if suddenly EVGA can sell 

in RTX 20  and none of the other vendors can another huge question is availability how many of these will actually be available for sale there's going to be benchmark reviews coming out on the 5600 XT soon and I'm sure NVIDIA would much more prefer if the RT X 2060 was listed with a price tag rather than that will make them look much better when it comes to price to performance comparisons but if it's just a limited 

amount of supply of these cards that suddenly dries up after that launch and the prices go back to  well that would suck since this review is going up on Sunday I was able to double-check Newegg listings and they are both up to there the 2060 KO and 2060 KO ultra and respectively their pre-orders they're supposed to ship tomorrow on the 13th but again since this is a pre-order you got to make that 

decision now so you can't wait to get your actual legitimate review numbers for the 5600 XT and then of course my other question is just gonna be costs are these may be slightly shaved down versions of the r-tx 2060 is going to be on par performance wise with the existing ones that people have been paying for I don't know the answer to that question yet either so so for those of you who are maybe already looking at an RT X 

2060 but we're just on the fence based on the price this might be a good deal for you that's going on right now however it is a limited time offer and you would have to make that decision prior to the rx 5600 XT coming out so I will leave that to your discretion whether or not you want to take the dive on that that said if you've got something like a G sync monitor already that it's definitely one to go for and something that I have been pointing out with the Nvidia 

cards recently is they are cross compatible not just with g-sync monitors now but also all the free sync monitors so you do get that support too so guys let me know that in the comments section what you think about this new RT X 2060 are you excited for there to be even more graphics cards and now available in the  price range I mean I guess competition is always good but I just hope it doesn't get too confusing that said it's now a lot easier to claw 

your way up from the GTX series to the RT X series with this launch so I think that's a good thing overall and also a good thing is for you to keep reviewing my reviews because I do have more reviews coming at you .

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2066-KR

are you tired of gaming and boring old 4k well this sucks I can barely even make out the individual pixels I'm even gonna know it's a video game are you tired of having all that extra money in your wallet introducing the new r-tx 2060 the more expensive version of the GTX 1160 we accidentally leaked a few weeks ago now you can play all your compatible games at half the framerate by now awesome and you know what else is awesome 


every chance I'd can for it to impress me and I'm gonna try not to think too much about my problems with the rest of the r-tx launches and that should be pretty easy on paper this thing actually has a lot going for it compared to the GTX 1060 it's got more CUDA cores and way faster memory that is depending on which version of the card you get more on that later and that's to say nothing of the inclusion of the USB type-c based virtual link connector in fact the 

r-tx 2060 looks more like a beefed up gtx 1070 which is great because it's priced that way too okay all right sorry I'm letting a little bit of salt seep in here but at 3:49 Nvidia's newest real time ray tracing accelerator is a cool handle more than its direct predecessor 60 tier card anywho like the gtx 1070 we are down to one eighth pin PCI Express power connector and while our founders Edition is still rockin the new r-tx style dual fan cooler design retreated to a 

smaller lighter card overall that on the surface looks a lot friendlier to small form factors than its bigger brothers in practice though this shorter PCB design ends up being less helpful than you'd think thanks to the rear position of the PCI Express power connector bummer partner boards don't have to end up that way though so all that really matters about our founders Edition is how it performs since launching - uproarious applause r-tx ray-tracing and deep 

learning super sampling anti aliasing have been hot new features announced for dozens of games so we should have plenty to look at now that it's been on the market for several months rats that was more salt there wasn't it but it's okay it's okay at least we have something to look at now the shadow of the Tomb Raider team's only birthday present to me ended up being empty promises but battlefield 5 and final fantasy 15 respectively had support for these features 

though a new card supporting them doesn't tell us much that we didn't already know our our fps is roughly half for the privilege of turning our TX on which in this case unfortunately takes a GPU that is capable of playable frame rates at 4k medium settings and drops us to 1080p is the difference between 1080p and 4k that noticeable maybe not so much like you're really in the heat of battle but as we discussed in our recent video on resolution vs. framerate the inability to

 run at greater than 60 fps is going to put you at a competitive disadvantage in competitive games and that difference in resolution is noticeable in sightseeing titles as for DLS s it performs pretty well but it's locked at 4k which means that this card translates to a passable score in the final fantasy 15 benchmark it's not a great benchmark but it does show us a pretty representative performance difference between TI a and d LS s now whether or not you like the LS s anyway and the shimmering that it retains on thin edges versus ta a that's another story 

on to more traditional gaming scenarios the RT x 2060 runs significantly faster than the gtx 1070 a pretty solid place to be considering its similar specs and launch price DirectX 12 in particular exemplifies the improvements to asynchronous compute that tearing brings to the table and as a result we've got a decent uplift pretty much across the board and the RT x 2060s prospects improve even further in our productivity suite where it beats out the gtx 1070 by a 

significant margin in lux mark and for that matter actually most workstation tasks budget workstation use actually might be this cards calling especially when you look at its performance across all but one test inspect you perf now while we didn't run any deep learning tests today armchair AI researchers should directly benefit from the tensor course and the fact that the GeForce r-tx 2060 is the cheapest card that has them it should come as no surprise though but 

with all this tech packed into it power consumption is up along with thermal output showing us exactly why the card still rocks the dense Finn arrangement and dual fan cooler design it's not terrible though because the thing about power and thermals is that you always have to look at it relatively and AMD's closest performance competitor Vega isn't even in the same ballpark helping matters further partner cards will probably have some interesting board layouts and 

cooling solutions that should make this a very versatile little GPU with all of that in mind who exactly is the r-tx 2064 well at risk of sounding negative for the life of me I can't think of a reason to use its premiere feature you know the one that's printed several times on the card I mean even at medium settings it still have z' your frame rate which is unacceptable for a competitive shooter like battlefield 5 especially if you use a high refresh rate monitor and yes 

the LSS is faster than taa but that assumes that a six gig card can run future supported games in 4k well enough to even use the feature as for traditional rendering well it's faster than a gtx 1070 at a similar launch price but then you're paying  premium on a 60 series card compared to the previous 60 series anyway just for the privilege of that RT X badge that you're not using so the real conclusion here seems to be the one that we haven't been given the information to draw and that's that you should buy the rumored upcoming r-tx lists gtx 1160 

that was leaked with otherwise identical specs now workstation performance seems really promising at first but the 1160 should come with the same benefits there as well unless you're into deep learning which leaves us today then with a card that occupies a tidy little decent gaming and also light workstation you snitch until Nvidia undermines its own product with a lower priced alternative so buy it quickly then to ensure that it's not irrelevant by the time it 

arrives oh but buy the right version because rumor has it there's three different memory configurations across three different capacities so your mileage may skill share is an online learning community with thousands of classes in design business technology and more and Premium Membership gives you unlimited access to high quality classes on must know topics so you can improve your skills skill that's right in the name unlock new opportunities and do the 
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SPECIFICATIONS
Boost Clock: 1680 MHz
Memory Clock: 14000 MHz Effective
CUDA Cores: 1920
Bus Type: PCIe 3.0
Memory Detail: 6144MB GDDR6
Memory Bit Width: 192 Bit
Memory Bandwidth: 336 GB/s
DIMENSIONS
Height: 4.38 in - 111.15 mm
Length: 7.96in - 202.1mm
Width: Dual Slot

KEY FEATURES
All-Metal Backplate, Pre-Installed
Real-Time Ray Tracing
Built for EVGA Precision X1
Game Ready Drivers
NVIDIA® Ansel
NVIDIA® G-SYNC™ Compatible
NVIDIA® GeForce Experience
NVIDIA® GPU Boost™
NVIDIA® Highlights
Microsoft® DirectX® 12 Ultimate, Vulkan, OpenGL 4.6
HDMI 2.0b, DisplayPort 1.4 and Dual-Link DVI
HDCP 2.2

RESOLUTION & REFRESH
Max Monitors Supported: 3
240 Max Refresh Rate
Max Digital: 7680x4320
REQUIREMENTS
500 Watt or greater power supply.****
PCI Express, PCI Express 2.0 or PCI Express 3.0 compliant motherboard with one graphics slot.
One available 8-pin PCIe power dongle
Windows 10 64bit, Windows 7 64bit



Learn more about the EVGA 06G-P4-2066-KR

ModelBrandEVGAModel06G-P4-2066-KR
InterfaceInterfacePCI Express 3.0
ChipsetChipset ManufacturerNVIDIAGPU SeriesNVIDIA GeForce RTX 20 SeriesGPUGeForce RTX 2060Boost Clock1680 MHzCUDA Cores1920
MemoryEffective Memory Clock14000 MHzMemory Size6GBMemory Interface192-BitMemory TypeGDDR6
3D APIDirectXDirectX 12OpenGLOpenGL 4.5
PortsHDMI1 x HDMI 2.0bMulti-Monitor Support3DisplayPort1 x DisplayPort 1.4DVI1 x Dual-Link DVI-D
DetailsMax Resolution7680 x 4320SLI SupportNoVirtual Reality ReadyYesCoolerDouble FansOperating Systems SupportedWindows 10 64-bit, Windows 7 64-bitSystem Requirements500-Watt or greater power supply
PCI Express, PCI Express 2.0 or PCI Express 3.0 compliant motherboard with one graphics slotPower ConnectorOne available 8-pin PCIe power dongleDual-Link DVI SupportedYesHDCP Ready2.2
Form Factor & DimensionsMax GPU Length202 mmCard Dimensions (L x H)7.96" x 4.38"Slot WidthDual Slot.

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2066-KR

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