Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Price in India Revealed

The price of Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 India has been revealed to a listing on Nvidia's own India website. If you are looking for a GPU upgrade, then the value of Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 India is Rs. 31,000 Although you can not pre-order it now, however, you can sign up to notify it when it is available. Given that Nvidia already has the price of its latest mid-range offer, it is safe to say that the date of release of Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 for India is likely to be consistent with the rest of the world on January 15. Keep in mind that this price may be for the founder's edition variants of Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 and for people with a higher price than OEMs like Aus, Zotac or MSI.

He said, Rs. The tag of 31,000 is hearty, to say the least when you think about how much poor price management was done for India for the most part of the previous year. It appears that Nvidia is serious about making PC gaming a competitive choice instead of resting on its appreciation of being a virtual monopoly. 

Interestingly, the Nvidia India site also mentions RTX laptops, possibly pointing to the laptops being listed for sale soon. With the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, there is no presence of the offer of Anthem or Battlefield V, however, given the track record of Nvidia India, it should be finally shown.

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In terms of specifications, GeForce RTX 2060 is only a version of the founder version. The 192-bit bus has 6GB DDR6. It is contrary to the rumors that there may be several types with different quantities and types of RAM. However, we will not be surprised to see other options too. Like RTX 2080 and 2070, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 is 1,920 CUDA Core, 240 Tensor Core, and yet the number of RTX Corps is being confirmed. The base clock of 1365MHz and the boost clock of 1680MHz. All this, according to Nvidia, translates at 60fps in High Settings in Battlefield V at 1440p via RTX effect. It would be interesting to see how the number of real-world performances will be different, so it is best to take Nvidia's claims with a ton of salt till now.

Earlier in the day, it was announced that the upcoming shared-world shooter GAN will use Nvidia's DLSS technology. Nvidia claims that DLSS (Deep Learning supersampling) is twice as capable of other anti-aliasing methods, which allows the Sharp image quality minus performance penalty associated with anti-aliasing. Keep in mind that you will need the Nvidia RTX GPU to take the most out of it, which announces RTX 2060 at the time as it is the most economical version capable of taking advantage of DLSS.

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In a post on Nvidia's blog, John Warner, director of BioWare, said, "DLSS is the next step for us to be performed by merging traditional computer graphics and deeper education." "We are excited to bring RTX technology with NVIDIA to the Anthem.