What a strange and confusing way to separate the minimum amount of VRAM?
After all, there is no card with less than 16GB of Vram that reaches the performance level of a 4080/7900XTX, just like one with less than 10GB that is at the 3080/6800XT level.
@starfight
A 2060 is always a 6GB card (or I must be overlooking some obscure OEM or China-only model ) You may be confused with the 1060, which is supplied with 3.5 and 6GB, but regardless of the amount of memory, this is of course well below the minimum recommended 1070.
My point is that with these specific system requirements then that too all Cards that achieve at least the performance level of the recommended cards per category already meet the requested amount of VRAM by definition. Hence redundant, if you look at how your card performs compared to the reference cards here, you know which category it falls into because you are guaranteed that amount of Vram.
If it were the other way around and the system requirements stated RTX3060 + at least 10GB, it would of course be something different and a sensible addition, then it is explicitly clear that an RTX3070 may not meet that setting, despite the fact that it is normally the faster card. .
[Reactie gewijzigd door !mark op 4 mei 2024 14:13]
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