In January, Overclocking affirmed that NVIDIA would re-discharge the GeForce RTX 2060 and GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER. Supposedly, NVIDIA considered taking the pair back to make up for the shortcoming of mid-range GPU choices that the RTX 30 series couldn't satisfy.
The RTX 3060 and RTX 3060 Ti showed up in their place, yet with restricted accessibility. NVIDIA and its accomplices are as yet unfit to sell either card at MSRP however, which is likewise valid for AMD and its mid-range alternatives.
As per VideoCardz, NVIDIA has gotten back to putting up the RTX 2060 back for sale to the public; RTX 2060 Very excluded this time. Refering to anonymous sources, VideoCardz states that the RTX 2060 will show up with 12 GB of GDDR6 VRAM rather than the 6 GB that the first RTX 2060 offers. VideoCardz has offered no clarification for this.
The 12 GB variation will likewise highlight a PG161 board and a TU106-300-KX GPU. Notwithstanding, the 1,920 centers, 48 RT centers, 120 Tensor centers and 192-bit memory transport of the first RTX 2060 will remain. Eventually, one more 6 GB of VRAM appears to be a loss for a 192-bit illustrations card.
Furthermore, VideoCardz claims that the 12 GB invigorate will dispatch in December 2021 or January 2022. The last date is likewise when NVIDIA is relied upon to declare an Ampere Revive, supposedly at CES 2022. We can hardly comprehend that NVIDIA would re-discharge the RTX 2060 in view of continuous Ampere deficiencies, which might persevere until the finish of 2022.