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Even 2060 will struggle
no it wasnt a troll post, i just wanted to ask since i am not planning on upgrading my computer in the meantime and i have managed to play some good games like cyberpunk. So beside the bad starting attitude thanks for the info xD
My old 1660 can still run a lot of 2K-4K games at 60 FPS with good tweaks, so it's not exactly a terrible card, just this new game is going to be very demanding.
We'll see though, modders can do amazing things for old hardware. With UE5 becoming more of the standard, I have low hopes that the 1660 will survive in 2025.
Fixed error.
RTX 2060 has only 6GB VRAM, same as GTX 1660 Super. There is an 8GB VRAM for RTX 2060 Super, but the minimal requirement is the base version.
MINIMUM:
Graphics:
NVIDIA RTX 2060 (6G VRAM),
AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT (6G VRAM)
Yes, there are many videos on Youtube showing GTX 1660 Super and able to run at what seems like 50-60fps at low or very low settings. But the graphics difference between low and high is not significant.
I have GTX 1660 Super and am able to run many games requiring RTX 2000 and even RTX 3000 series at max settings (1920x1080) at stable 60fps, like Path of Exile 2 and Dead Island 2, using FSR2 at Quality or FSR3 at Native AA.
Dead Island 2 has recommended RTX 2070 Super (8GB VRAM) and PoE2 recommends RTX 2060.
5.5-year-old card but still very capable. I am waiting for RTX 6000 series before I upgrade GPU because I haven't had many problems running recent games yet. I guess it can last me another 2 years at most.