Just to be clear, a 2060? not a 3060?
If thats the case the 6600 pulls a bit ahead on average, but it can depend on titles.
What sort of prices are you looking at?
Depending on the deals, a 6600XT or 3060 might be even more attractive.
dont expect any great details with 2060 at 1440p, that gpu is aimed at 1080p 60fps performance
It would be about the same. If you are wanting to run the latest AAA titles at 1440p then both cards are a bit lacking.So you reckon the RX 6600?
I'm not looking for ultra settings, and tbh I prefer older games generally. Red Dead Redemption 2 and Warzone both work reasonably ok for me with my current set-up, RX560 4GB.It would be about the same. If you are wanting to run the latest AAA titles at 1440p then both cards are a bit lacking.
If you don't care whether it's AMD or nvidia, just get the RX 6600, because it's faster without FSR and the RTX 2060 would need DLSS or FSR to match and exceed it in FPS. FSR 1.0 and 2.0 will run on both cards so it's not like you will be lacking that type of feature to increase performance. FSR 2.0 is also nearly as good as current versions of DLSS, it's just not in many games yet.I'm not looking for ultra settings, and tbh I prefer older games generally. Red Dead Redemption 2 and Warzone both work reasonably ok for me with my current set-up, RX560 4GB.
Seems there's not much between the two in general!
If you don't care whether it's AMD or nvidia, just get the RX 6600, because it's faster without FSR and the RTX 2060 would need DLSS or FSR to match and exceed it in FPS. FSR 1.0 and 2.0 will run on both cards so it's not like you will be lacking that type of feature to increase performance. FSR 2.0 is also nearly as good as current versions of DLSS, it's just not in many games yet.
It still depends on what game you're running though, because they both can be faster or slower in certain games. The RX 6600 should be faster on average.