Quake Champions

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Mudflap Feb 1, 2019 @ 10:42am
Is rtx 2060 a lot better than gtx 1060?
Thinking about getting a rtx
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Grrizz Feb 3, 2019 @ 5:17pm 
Originally posted by DJudic:
Originally posted by Grrizz:

You mean the defacto physics engine in most major game engines? XD

Like what??

There is not a single fast paced multiplayer FPS that uses PhX, except Unreal Tournament 3, which already looks pretty damn good without it, especially for its time. Here we are talking Quake mostly, it is a QC forum after all. And the last two updates this thing barely runs smooth and with no crashes on a 6GB video card and 16GB of RAM on anything but Low-Medium settings.

Its the default engine used in Unity, Unreal Engine, Cryengine, Lumberyard, REDengine, and maybe Dunia (it used to be in that but they might have swapped it in favour of an in house solution), no doubt more too but those are the big engines being used today with the exception of Frostbite which AFAIK is all in house.

Basically its the industry standard these days.
Cut Feb 3, 2019 @ 5:20pm 
makes me want to play play ground zero, Reckoning and would it work with Outwars?. enhanced through a packaged chip-set instead of hi-res file is decent. If im reading this correctly...
Sid Feb 3, 2019 @ 8:06pm 
Originally posted by DJudic:
Originally posted by Grrizz:

You mean the defacto physics engine in most major game engines? XD

Like what??

There is not a single fast paced multiplayer FPS that uses PhX, except Unreal Tournament 3, which already looks pretty damn good without it, especially for its time. Here we are talking Quake mostly, it is a QC forum after all. And the last two updates this thing barely runs smooth and with no crashes on a 6GB video card and 16GB of RAM on anything but Low-Medium settings.

You know physx paved the way for nearly all the physics engines we experience today in nearly all our games ? that's called becoming a standard.
Asassadsadsad Feb 4, 2019 @ 2:13pm 
IS GTX1080TI a good card?
Sid Feb 4, 2019 @ 10:51pm 
Originally posted by StarzNStripez81:
IS GTX1080TI a good card?

Yeah, but you might as well get a 2080, cheaper and does very similar performance ( And works better with DLSS )
Last edited by Sid; Feb 4, 2019 @ 10:53pm
SpaceShot Feb 5, 2019 @ 2:51pm 
Game definately is GDDR hungry.
Try the 11GB version of the 1080 maybe.
As yet I'm not sure what the max GDDR limit is the game will use. It seems infinite so far.
VIPER Feb 6, 2019 @ 3:24am 
RTX 2060 40-50% faster than GTX 1060. this card do 130-170 fps on ultra settings
Last edited by VIPER; Feb 6, 2019 @ 3:24am
Sid Feb 6, 2019 @ 6:36am 
Originally posted by viper:
RTX 2060 40-50% faster than GTX 1060. this card do 130-170 fps on ultra settings

double the price though. if he doesn't care about raytracing he should stay on pascal cards.
svyatss Feb 6, 2019 @ 4:00pm 
Originally posted by alo ?:
Originally posted by viper:
RTX 2060 40-50% faster than GTX 1060. this card do 130-170 fps on ultra settings

double the price though. if he doesn't care about raytracing he should stay on pascal cards.
2060 is the same performance as 1070ti and is cheaper, there is no point to buy a new pascal card now, only if you can get a huge discount (never been a case in my country)
Last edited by svyatss; Feb 6, 2019 @ 4:01pm
Sid Feb 6, 2019 @ 7:07pm 
Originally posted by trixuya:
Originally posted by alo ?:

double the price though. if he doesn't care about raytracing he should stay on pascal cards.
2060 is the same performance as 1070ti and is cheaper, there is no point to buy a new pascal card now, only if you can get a huge discount (never been a case in my country)

You're right, i should've done more research before saying that.
Last edited by Sid; Feb 6, 2019 @ 7:07pm
DeadSlash Feb 7, 2019 @ 1:51am 
Originally posted by Physickl:
Ofc its better but its not worth it atm
This. Wait for the 30 series.
Simplis Mar 2, 2019 @ 1:50am 
RTX 2060 stronger Gtx 1070ti but bit lower GTX 1080,it is between 1070ti and 1080,have new ddr6 new gpu arhitekture 12nm + bonus rt cores but its not much but anyway and tensor cores for new DLSS price same as gtx 1070,i prefer 2060 and 1616ti almost like 1070 but 1070 bit bit beter,price betven 1660ti and 2060 80dolars, 1660ti have 1536 cuda cores,memory speed 6000, Memory Clock 12000 Mhz.when 2060 have 1920 cuda cores,memory speed 7000,Memory Clock 14000 Mhz,plus rt cores and tensor cores,i prefer pay 80 dolars more for this bonus betven 1660ti and 2060.
gtx 16060ti show in game tests and not much beter then amd radeon rx 590 but radeon cheaper price.
jiggly Mar 2, 2019 @ 5:27am 
If u play games which can utilize raytracing then go for it. Rtx is overall better and it is an upgrade. For example it can run 4k res at 60 fps locked. For Qc solely thou, u dont need it really.
Captain n00by Mar 3, 2019 @ 5:24am 
Where I'm located, a RTX 1070 actually seems a better deal than RTX 1060. So some RTX 1070 paired with i9 9900K could result in a nice 2K gaming/streaming/editing/rendering rig.
Last edited by Captain n00by; Mar 3, 2019 @ 5:24am
SpaceShot Mar 3, 2019 @ 8:18am 
Originally posted by noobean:
Quake II ray tracing in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRCAfdBMe2Y

Wow ;)
This makes RTX quite interesting if you can have raytracing for all old games.
Last edited by SpaceShot; Mar 3, 2019 @ 8:19am
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