Meet the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super
Remember seeing this card somewhere else before? You might be one of the lucky few people who got their hands on the RTX 2060 Founders Edition before it went permanently out of stock after a few weeks on sale.
Gunmetal and Mirrors
The solid, almost-gunmetal-gray shell is accented this time around with a shiny mirror between the fans, complete with a green badge in the middle that signifies this card's "super" capabilities.
Ports for All Occasions
The RTX 2060 Super card features two DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, one HDMI 2.0, one legacy-style DVI-D, and one USB-C/VirtualLink, the last meant for future VR headsets. The inclusion of DVI is unusual.
Top View of the RTX 2060 Super
As you can see, much of the heat sink is exposed through the top edge of the card, allowing for free flow of air.
Straight Eight
Unlike most other modern cards, the RTX 2060 Super has its power connector on the trailing edge. It's a single eight-pin.
A Snazzy Backplate
The backplate on the RTX 2060 Super uses the same streaked circuit-board design as on the earlier Founders Edition card.
Strong Results at a Discount
Let's assume you are aiming to play a good number of AAA games at 4K 60Hz, and also looking to pay well less than the RTX 2070 did at launch. If that is your plan, and you'd also like to run some early ray-tracing titles at lower resolutions, the RTX 2060 Super could be the card for you.