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Is this card capable of playing games at a resolution of 4K at a frequency higher than 60 Hz
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 06:48:27
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If you wish to play games at 4K and over 60 hertz I would not recommend an RTX 2060KO Ultra personally.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 06:54:11
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I mean, the card is considered a weak card.
It means the maximum quality that the card supports with full force and ideally is (FHD 1080p)
Ok the card does it support the quality of the 2k
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 07:31:21
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I mean, the card is considered a weak card.
It means the maximum quality that the card supports with full force and ideally is (FHD 1080p)
Ok the card does it support the quality of the 2k
I would think it should be ok at 1440p
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 07:46:10
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Good night ....
How are you doing
I have a model card:
EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2068-KR
Is this card capable of playing games at a resolution of 4K at a frequency higher than 60 Hz
Almost definitely Minecraft.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 07:58:54
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1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it. Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/13 13:43:28
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1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it.
Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
The max capabilities are stated but dependent on the line and GPU/silicon, it won't 4K 60+ hz/FPS. No way. 2080Ti dependent on the game title, will struggle to keep 60 FPS @ 4K and that's a day and night difference beast of a GPU compared to a 2060.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 07:36:07
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1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it.
Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
1080P, 1440P, etc, is the resolution of the display/monitor. 60Hz, 120, 144 etc, is the refresh rate of the display/monitor. How powerful the GPU is will determine how many frames it can push to the monitor. The games graphics settings will also play a part in how many frames will be pushed to the monitor as well as the CPU in some cases.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 07:44:08
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tdkid1
1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it.
Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
1080P, 1440P, etc, is the resolution of the display/monitor. 60Hz, 120, 144 etc, is the refresh rate of the display/monitor. How powerful the GPU is will determine how many frames it can push to the monitor. The games graphics settings will also play a part in how many frames will be pushed to the monitor as well as the CPU in some cases.
if you are going to repeat something then do it by answering the OPs question,not just repeating what I said. OP wanted to know if the card they have will handle 4k at 60hz and I said it was more than capable of that.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 07:52:10
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tdkid1
1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it.
Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
1080P, 1440P, etc, is the resolution of the display/monitor. 60Hz, 120, 144 etc, is the refresh rate of the display/monitor. How powerful the GPU is will determine how many frames it can push to the monitor. The games graphics settings will also play a part in how many frames will be pushed to the monitor as well as the CPU in some cases.
if you are going to repeat something then do it by answering the OPs question,not just repeating what I said. OP wanted to know if the card they have will handle 4k at 60hz and I said it was more than capable of that.
I was actually clarifying something you said, not repeating it. 1440 isn't the resolution of the GPU, but the monitor. A 2060 will run 4K, but unlikely while gaming at 60+ FPS. Might come close if you set all the games graphics settings at their lowest. Max Digital resolution isn't what the GPU can game at and look good at decent refresh rates, but it's max supported resolution. (edit released from filter by Cool GTX)
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 08:48:02
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Can the 2060 KO display 4K at 60Hz, like if you plug it into your home TV?
Yes, just about any GPU or even iGPU can do that.
Can the 2060 KO run games at 4K with a stable 60FPS to V-sync with a 60Hz panel?
That is largely dependent on what games you are looking to play, but if there is any recent AAA title on your list my answer is going to be no. If you are interested in a specific game, I would look at some of the benchmarks for the 2060 in that game. They can be found easily with a google search. You will be able to see what resolution you will want to play at, or which graphics settings in game you will want to dial back to make your experience the most enjoyable.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 11:11:10
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tdkid1
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tdkid1
1440p and 144hz are the same thing with also being different. one is the resolution of the GPU or how sharp and object is made to look, the other is the refresh rate of the monitor or how many times over a certain amount of time do the monitor clear the screen and put the image back up. these are the specs from the EVGA site. so yes this card can easily handle 4k gaming at 60+hz. but according to the EVGA site, the card is sold out from them so you will have to look other places for it.
Resolution & RefreshMax Monitors Supported: 3
1080P, 1440P, etc, is the resolution of the display/monitor. 60Hz, 120, 144 etc, is the refresh rate of the display/monitor. How powerful the GPU is will determine how many frames it can push to the monitor. The games graphics settings will also play a part in how many frames will be pushed to the monitor as well as the CPU in some cases.
if you are going to repeat something then do it by answering the OPs question,not just repeating what I said. OP wanted to know if the card they have will handle 4k at 60hz and I said it was more than capable of that.
I was actually clarifying something you said, not repeating it. 1440 isn't the resolution of the GPU, but the monitor. A 2060 will run 4K, but unlikely while gaming at 60+ FPS. Might come close if you set all the games graphics settings at their lowest.
Max Digital resolution isn't what the GPU can game at and look good at decent refresh rates, but it's max supported resolution.
(edit released from filter by Cool GTX)
so you are repeating what I said just in a different way. the poster here asked if the EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Is this card capable of playing games at a resolution of 4K at a frequency higher than 60 Hz. and I said yes, this card has a max refresh rate of 240hz and a max resolution of 8k. so 4k at 60hz is well within its limits. if you reread what I posted first. I said 1440p and then 144hz. I then said one was the resolution (1440p) and the other was how fast the monitor clears and replaces the image on screen (144hz) so what I said was correct.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 11:58:01
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so you are repeating what I said just in a different way.
the poster here asked if the EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Is this card capable of playing games at a resolution of 4K at a frequency higher than 60 Hz. and I said yes, this card has a max refresh rate of 240hz and a max resolution of 8k. so 4k at 60hz is well within its limits.
if you reread what I posted first. I said 1440p and then 144hz. I then said one was the resolution (1440p) and the other was how fast the monitor clears and replaces the image on screen (144hz) so what I said was correct.
Not really sure where you're going with this, you're posting extremely basic information that anyone posting here should know and feuding with a long time member. To answer OP's question, the 2060 will run almost any game at 4K60, but it will take a considerable cut to the settings in many cases, including resolution down-scaling and low/no MSAA. You will need to read the detailed settings guides to find the proper balance of GPU load vs. image quality. For example, my 2080Ti Hybrid that hits 16K in Timespy GPU with OC, typically needs a cut to one or more of the most demanding settings to run a challenging game at a constant 4K 60fps with no noticeable dips. Some games from like 2015 can run fully maxed out, but GTA V or ARK will not. New games, it depends on how optimized and demanding they are. Problem with all these settings cuts is that it will look like a hot mess on a big 4K screen. With a basic 2060, you're likely better sticking with 1080p and all the best settings. I game on a 1080p projector with a 120" screen or a 4K 43" monitor, both are satisfying. If you're looking to take a serious stab at 4k, a g-sync compatible monitor paired with a basic 2070 Super ($450-$500) is about the bare minimum I would bother with. Could also look for a deal on the 2070S FTW3 Ultra+ with it's high power limit and fast memory, or a used EVGA 2080 A-chip card - one of these paired with a LG OLED 55" B9 on closeout would be an insane setup for a bit over $1500, you'll be able to get close to max settings in many cases and the g-sync will help with the constant FPS dips, or you can cut settings slightly when constant 60fps benefits the gaming experience. The 2080 XC Hybrid would be a solid choice here, running flat out with push pull fans.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 12:51:18
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I have a model card:
EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fans, Metal Backplate, 06G-P4-2068-KR
Is this card capable of playing games at a resolution of 4K at a frequency higher than 60 Hz
Well I have the 2080 Super, arguably the second best of the line, and I always turn off all AA, depth of field, motion blur and even lower shadows and fog to around the medium setting. So with those settings at 3840x2160... Borderlands 3 runs at average of 50 to 55fps (80 to 120fps 1440) Shadow of the Tomb Raider averages 54fps in the in game Benchmark (90 to 120 fps 1440) To me those are the two most powerful games I have so hopefully that helps in some way. Old games 4k test, all settings max: Warcraft III Reforged and Halo Combat Evolved Master Chief: Both solid 120fps average (Have FPS max on 120 for old games just to see it's potential)
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 13:48:45
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I am not feuding at all. if I was then they would leave the site and you would ban me because I made them leave. a little background info on me is that I am a repo agent so I know little about computers even with growing up with them as they never interested me to learn. but being that I can make someone so mad that they will rage to whoever will listen and that is not what I want.
in a not direct way because it was something I was told on another forum site, that 1440p and 144hz are sort of the same but also different and I was just telling OP this. then that long time member comes in and says what I said but another way and I was just trying to clear it up as that is what I said but not how I said it. I may have misspoke a little and meant to say FPS and not 1440p but its still falls under similar circumstances.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/15 14:15:33
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I am not feuding at all. if I was then they would leave the site and you would ban me because I made them leave. a little background info on me is that I am a repo agent so I know little about computers even with growing up with them as they never interested me to learn. but being that I can make someone so mad that they will rage to whoever will listen and that is not what I want.
in a not direct way because it was something I was told on another forum site, that 1440p and 144hz are sort of the same but also different and I was just telling OP this. then that long time member comes in and says what I said but another way and I was just trying to clear it up as that is what I said but not how I said it. I may have misspoke a little and meant to say FPS and not 1440p but its still falls under similar circumstances.
Again, this is not contributing to the thread. Welcome to the forums, but I'd recommend hanging back and contributing where you have applicable advanced knowledge, this is a fairly high end hardware forum with many experts. It's also very highly moderated.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/27 19:46:54
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2060 KO is an outstanding card card for 24-27" 144hz 1920 x 1080 monitor. So if you don't have a monitor that can support 144+ and you just need something to get you buy until the next gen, great card.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/03/30 07:38:01
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I've had some complaints about this thread so I'll ask everyone to please respect posts even if you disagree with someone.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/04/15 20:02:13
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The Xbox promotes 60fps 4K gaming for like $300.00. Try low setting for hopefully more than 60fps. The GPU price is equal to the whole Xbox console so it should perform alot better.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/04/15 21:49:13
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The Xbox promotes 60fps 4K gaming for like $300.00.
Try low setting for hopefully more than 60fps. The GPU price is equal to the whole Xbox console so it bloody better perform a great deal better or its just extortion.
I hear the Xbox tech is about 1-2 years old already. That's usually what happens with consoles. They take a while to design, produce, release, etc and by that time, the tech is old. Hopefully they don't have any thermal issues since it's an all AMD build from CPU to GPU. 
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/04/15 23:11:38
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There are clearly more benefits to using a proper Nvidia based card. The KO is great value too but it really should be well above the Xbox if you compare prices. 70fps 4K low? Is that realistic? 60fps med?  Lower temps aren't everything. My KO had to be returned after only 20 days of use. There's no excuse for selling faulty and comparably low performing gear at high prices.
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/04/20 03:52:26
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While I wait for my card to return from repair or replacement or other exchange I have had a chance to use the same monitor with a xbox and game for game is not like for like with the KO delivering slightly higher frame rate gameplay in ultra detail in recent games. Would I be safe to say the card is designed for a set resolution and would suffer at 4K because it wasn't specifically manufactured to do so?
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Re: EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Is it supported in 4K games
2020/04/20 04:39:39
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The Xbox promotes 60fps 4K gaming for like $300.00.
Try low setting for hopefully more than 60fps. The GPU price is equal to the whole Xbox console so it should perform alot better.
The Xbox One X shoots for over 30fps and if you go to 1080p it will run the game at over 60FPS. To do the 4K the Xbox also limits image quality and doesn't have adjustable image settings. It runs and you can enjoy a game but it's not the same as PC gaming. As for 4K it really depends on the games you are wanting to play on the 2060. Some old games would be fine at 4K gaming but most will not.
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