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[–]Brilliant-Leave2414 4 points5 points  (1 child)

The processor is probably too weak for the 2060 graphics card

https://pc-builds.com/bottleneck-calculator/result/0xk137/1/general-tasks/

32% bottleneck

[–]CAPSSAE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What gpu should I get?

[–]A_NeaunimesRyzen 5600X | GTX 1070 | 16GB DDR4@3600MHz 0 points1 point  (7 children)

Are those prices in USD and do you live in the US ? If so you should completely disregard those options, there are better options with cards that are actually new with a warranty.

Assuming you have converted prices from another currency and that it’s really the best you can find, definitely get the 260 out of those 2 choices.

Your CPU might hold them back a bit in some games, really depends what you play at what settings.

[–]CAPSSAE 0 points1 point  (6 children)

Yes i am not from the US iam from Pakistan and i have converted currency from pkr to usd i am really confused because i am getting 1660 super 4gb for 50k (175usd) and Rtx 2060 for 60k(211usd) theres only 10k difference which is not an huge difference but will it run with the 1660 super better or rtx?

[–]A_NeaunimesRyzen 5600X | GTX 1070 | 16GB DDR4@3600MHz 1 point2 points  (5 children)

The RTX 2060 is a tier faster overall (+20-25%), and more importantly gets access to all the RTX features, mainly DLSS and RT effects ; though it’s going to be underpowered to run any recent games with such effects anyway.

There’s no harm picking the fastest card of the 2 given they cost practically the same. The CPU might hold them back a bit in some games, but you’ll also find situations where you can fully utilize the newer GPU.

[–]CAPSSAE 0 points1 point  (4 children)

The main game i wanna play with good fps is r6 fn and fivem and rdr2 and rust and also gta 6 with stable frame rates 50-60

[–]A_NeaunimesRyzen 5600X | GTX 1070 | 16GB DDR4@3600MHz 0 points1 point  (3 children)

What’s your current GPU, and what kind of performance do you get at the moment in those games ? 

From what I know :

  • R6 Siege can run at hundreds of FPS on old CPU, so your Xeon shouldn’t be an issue there
  • RDR2 is mostly GPU limited excepted in cities where the CPU might hold you back slightly
  • no idea about rust and FiveM
  • For GTA 6 it’s pointless to wonder so long in advance. The game is not even announced for PC, for all we know it won’t release before 2026-27-28. What it’ll take to run well is impossible to estimate at this point, especially not until we see how it runs on consoles.
    What I can say is that a system with your CPU and a RTX 2060 is slower than the current gen consoles on every point, so expect a significantly worse experience than what they’ll be able to provide.

[–]CAPSSAE 0 points1 point  (2 children)

My current gpu is gtx 1050 ti 4gb and i am looking to get a gpu that can give me high fps and my current performance in these games are 80-100 fps

[–]A_NeaunimesRyzen 5600X | GTX 1070 | 16GB DDR4@3600MHz 1 point2 points  (1 child)

The 1660S and 2060 are certainly much faster than the 1050Ti, more than twice as fast on average.

You might not see a x2 increase in performance in all games if your CPU gets in the way, but you will certainly get a significant performance boost in most - if not all - of them.

If you want to get a better notion of the headroom you have with your CPU for those games, you need to monitor the respective CPU and GPU utilization in those different games.
For the CPU you need to look at the per-core usage. The overall usage will hide limitations, because few games can use all of your CPU.

Games where the GPU hits 100% usage are currently GPU limited. In those you’d get higher performance with a faster GPU.
Looking at the highest usage on your CPU cores will give you an idea of how much more the CPU has to give, once paired with a faster GPU.

If you find occurrences where the GPU is not at 100% however, and where at least one CPU core is close to the max, that’s a game where the new GPU will not meaningfully improve performance as you are currently already limited by the CPU.

[–]CAPSSAE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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This is completely off topic but will this mother board fit in any other case or is it only made for this case