AJ090
Yes, the chart Nvidia released in that article is specifically why I asked this question.  Rockstar's initial hardware specs CLAIMED that (I think) an RTX 1660 was the "recommended" card, which is clearly BS based on the results people are currently getting in the game.  I'm not interested in buying a 1660-level card, but the chart in that article you linked claimed that a standard (non-Super) 2060 was enough to get 60 FPS at 1920x1080, so I ASSUMED that a 2060 Super should be able to handle 1920x1200 at 60 FPS on high settings.  Again, that is why I asked though...that chart also claims that a 2070 Super can hit 60 FPS on high settings at 2560x1440 resolution, so if I need to consider a 2070 Super to achieve the graphics settings I want at just 1920x1200 instead, then I will.  I just prefer to spend as little as possible to get 1920x1200 at 60 FPS when whichever card I buy is going to sit unused in this old rig as my backup system once the next gen hardware comes out sometime next year.
 
I want to say again that I am NOT looking to play games at 4k resolution with a 10-year-old rig and a 2060 Super...I just want to know if people are easily hitting 60 FPS with maxed-out settings at 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 resolution with their RTX 2060 Supers in RDR2.  Unfortunately it seems that either nobody owns a 2060 Super or the people who do own them haven't played RDR2 yet.  I don't want to spend $400 on a new card that can't even handle the one and only PC game I really care about playing.

AJ090

kevinc313
More info detailed info here, including testing with the 2060 Super and other comparable cards.
 
 
 
45 FPS with a 2080 Ti in 4K.  LOL.

That is actually very helpful, thanks.  I'd still really like to hear some real world results from people with a 2060 Super (and a 2070 Super), but that test you linked backed up another test I saw on YouTube.  Basically it looks like I would be better off spending the extra money and going for the 2070 Super over the 2060 Super...as much as I'd prefer not to.  The 2060 Super seems like the absolute bare minimum if you want to run the game on near-Ultra settings at 1920x1200 and get CLOSE to a constant 60 FPS.
 
That link also saved me from wasting money on the just-restocked non-Super RTX 2070 from EVGA.  I figured that the extra CUDA cores of the standard 2070 would provide a noticeable increase in performance over the 2060 Super and at just $40 more than a 2060 Super that it would be the way to go, but based on the charts in that link, the 2070 performs EXACTLY the same as a 2060 Super at all resolutions.  The 2070 Super, however, has noticeably better performance at Ultra settings...at least to the point that I could run the game at 1920x1200 with Ultra or near-Ultra settings and get 60 FPS.
 
Taking all that into account, can somebody tell me what the difference is between the 2070 Super "Black Gaming" (08G-P4-3071-KR), the 2070 Super "Gaming" with the single fan (08G-P4-3070-KR) and the 2070 Super "XC Gaming" (08G-P4-3172-KR)?  Is it really just clock speed?  And why is the "Black Gaming" version with the dual fan shroud CHEAPER than the "reference" card with a single fan shroud?  That doesn't make sense to me considering the specs are identical between the two according to the listings.  I plan on putting a water block on whichever card I get so I don't care how many fans the card has, but I don't want to buy a somehow "lower quality" card just to save $10 or $20.
 
I also wanted to ask if all "Associate Codes" provide the exact same discount, or do certain people have codes that offer a larger discount?  And does anybody know of any "Coupon Codes" and/or "Promo Codes" that would apply to a new EVGA 2070 Super in addition to an "Associate Code"?  Thanks.