EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming Review: Winner by Decision

This EVGA card is the least-expensive RTX 2060, but is it a knockout?

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming
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Moving on to software, by design EVGA’s Precision X1 monitors and overclocks EVGA video cards. The application can overclock the core and memory speed (manually or using OC Scanner), as well as power and temperature thresholds via large sliders on the main (VGA1) page. Precision X1 also controls fan speeds manually and has the ability to set up a custom fan curve.

On the monitoring front, the software displays real-time graphs with critical GPU data. This includes GPU temperature, clock speeds for the memory and core, GPU memory use and a framerate chart. Overall, the software works well for its intended purpose.

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Joe Shields
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Joe Shields is a Freelance writer for Tom’s Hardware US. He reviews motherboards.

  • N_tell
    It would be nice if the rx 5700xt had a Nvidia counterpart too.
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  • domaru
    In my countrythis card is at least 15% more expensive than 5600xt. Probably due to high demand or sth
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