i woud wait, unless the deal is superb, the 3xxx series will be presented soon enough and they should be available Q2, the new architecture suggest several improvements over the 1st rtx gen, ofc the 50% performance gain is speculations, but idk, 30% could be possible, plus better energy efficiency and all. I almost bought an RTX 2070s but im glad i didnt and am waiting for the 2nd gen, thats what i'd do if i were you.... hold on to that cash maybe u can save a bit more... it most certainly will prove to be worth it.
i woud wait, unless the deal is superb, the 3xxx series will be presented soon enough and they should be available Q2, the new architecture suggest several improvements over the 1st rtx gen, ofc the 50% performance gain is speculations, but idk, 30% could be possible, plus better energy efficiency and all. I almost bought an RTX 2070s but im glad i didnt and am waiting for the 2nd gen, thats what i'd do if i were you.... hold on to that cash maybe u can save a bit more... it most certainly will prove to be worth it.
Last I read was NVidia had only said H2 2020, not Q2.i woud wait, unless the deal is superb, the 3xxx series will be presented soon enough and they should be available Q2, the new architecture suggest several improvements over the 1st rtx gen, ofc the 50% performance gain is speculations, but idk, 30% could be possible, plus better energy efficiency and all. I almost bought an RTX 2070s but im glad i didnt and am waiting for the 2nd gen, thats what i'd do if i were you.... hold on to that cash maybe u can save a bit more... it most certainly will prove to be worth it.
The 2070 (non-super) is about 5% faster than the 2060 super (2070 has more cores, 2060 super a higher clock). Both have 8GB VRAM, what is a sweet spot for 2k. Technically 6GB are enough, but 8GB set you better up for the future.
Both cards support Ray Tracing. But the 2070 comes with more RT cores. So you will get Ray Tracing performance with the 2070 (like in BF5, SOTTombRaider, Metro Exodus, COD Modern Warfare, Control, Cyberpunk later this year). This is a nice to have, but not a must. The next gen consoles will support ray tracing (both ps5 and xbox x series, as well as next gen resolution). That's why I am sure that we will see many more games with Ray Tracing in the future. So, if you can afford the 2070, you might want to go with it. But that is for you to decide.