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What just happened? Nvidia has returned fire at AMD. After showing their
new Radeon 5600 XT graphics card demolishing the equivalently priced
GTX 1660 Ti at CES, Nvidia has decided to up the ante and force the 5600
XT to compete with the RTX 2060, instead.
Nvidia isn’t officially making their board partners drop their prices
but has sent emails to them and the press pointing out that their
Founders Edition RTX 2060 will now be available for $299. The EVGA RTX
2060 KO, Gigabyte RTX 2060 OC, and Zotac RTX 2060 have since become
available at that price, too, counting rebates and promotions.
That’s put the RTX 2060 very close to, if not quite touching, the Radeon
RX 5600 XT. When it launches on Tuesday, we expect the new Radeon to
become available from the $279 MSRP and up, with $280-$310 being the
best value range. Above that and the 5700 becomes a little more
interesting.
We’ve compared the rough price range the GPUs are selling at right this
moment, and as you can see, all this has made for an extremely crowded
GPU market.
If you are having questions about how the 5600 XT will stack up compared
to the RTX 2060, don’t worry, our review next week will be aimed at
answering them. Meanwhile, take a look at how AMD might be trying to
squeeze more performance out of the 5600 XT at the last minute to combat
the 2060.
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