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With used parts you can certainly get there, no questions asked. But if that's allowed, I sight used PS5s obtainable at 200-250€ around where I live just through one quick Google search.
It's not a competition, I agree with many points like PC being able to access super old games, I agree that a 3060 shouldn't have much issues running this game raw (not 4k, but eh, Marvel Rivals doesn't *look* like the kinda game that should require a beastly PC), and I agree DLSS killed optimisation. I'm not here to troll. I just envy console players convenience.
You mean the 3060 that is faster than 2060? You can hate on them all you want but the card is still an upgrade from previous gen even if expensive af relative to performance. Not to mention the game looks nothing special and has no right to have performance issues like this.
I struggled a lot to get this game (and Monster Hunter Wilds) to run at a "playable" level for a long time but that meant that both would have low fps and look like @#%#.
I'm going to say what worked for me, and although it seems counter intuitive it definitely solved the issue for me. I'm running MHW in medium settings with 70fps average and Rivals on Ultra with 120fps average. Not the greatest, but way way way better than before.
My rig is a Dell G15
CPU: Intel 11th Gen i7-11800H @ 2.30MHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU (6GB)
RAM: 32GB (DDR4)
For me the issue was the processor. Today I noticed, using Intel XTU, that my computer would thermal throttle the cpu every time I ran a benchmark or any game.. It would instantly raise the cpu core temp to 100C, Dell has this computer set to thermal throttle at somewhere over 92C (haven't determined exactly where).
I repasted the thermal compound on my cpu/gpu, and although the old one was dry and crusty this did not change anything.. I was still getting throttled instantly.
What did work was going into the BIOS and disabling "Intel Turbo Boost". I understand that now my CPU won't burst over it.s measly 2.3Mhz, but the temp remains under 72C at all times thus now more thermal throttling. I'd take that any day over an ocasional boost that causes a thermal throttle 100% of the time it's used.
I'm not saying this will be the solution for everyone, but it was forme so might work for you. Hope it helps.
TLDR; turn off Intel Turbo Boost on your BIOS and try again.