Once more, around about a 6% increase to average frame rate at the highest setting level preset with the 2060. Monster Hunter World was tested running through the main town in the same manner on both machines. There was a 5.5% boost to average FPS at maximum settings, however this seems to increase with lower levels, as the 2060 had a massive 26% lead at lower settings. Fortnite was tested using the replay feature with the exact same replay file used on each laptop. The Division 2 was tested using the game’s benchmark tool, and the 2060 was 6% faster than the 1660 Ti at max settings, so on par with quite a few of the other titles that we’ve tested here. The differences were on the smaller side here, with just a 5% gain at max settings with the 2060 laptop, or less than a 4 FPS boost. Call of Duty Modern Warfare was tested in campaign mode, and also with either minimum or maximum settings as there are no built in presets. Apex Legends was tested in the World’s Edge map running through the Drill Site on both laptops, and the 2060 was around 6% faster with all settings at maximum, or 4% faster with all settings at minimum. B orderlands 3 was also tested using the games benchmark tool, this time at the highest setting preset there was an above average 9% improvement to average FPS from the 2060 laptop, and the gap narrows in as we step down to lower setting presets. Ghost Recon Breakpoint just had a below average 4% boost to average FPS at ultra settings, however there were bigger differences at the lower setting levels, particularly in terms of 1% low performance which saw massive gains with the 2060, indicating a more stable result. I’ve found this to be a more GPU heavy game, which explains why the 2060 had one of the best results out of all games tested with a 12% higher average frame rate at high settings. Control was tested by walking through the same part of the game on both laptops. Shadow of the Tomb Raider was tested with the games built in benchmark tool, and the 2060 was 5% faster at the highest setting preset in this one, and the difference was the same at lower settings too. Regardless of setting level, the RTX 2060 graphics is ahead as expected, with again a 6% higher average FPS at the highest ultra setting preset. In this test at ultra settings, the 2060 was 6% faster than the 1660 Ti.īattlefield 5 was tested in campaign mode by running through the same section of the game on both laptops.
I’ve also tested all games at every single available setting preset, which are arranged from lowest at the bottom to highest up the top. I’ve got the RTX 2060 shown by the red bars, and the GTX 1660 Ti shown by the purple bars below. Red Dead Redemption 2 was tested using the games benchmark tool.
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Both laptops were tested with the same version of BIOS, Windows version, and Nvidia drivers, so let’s get into the results. We’re going to compare 20 different games, so this should allow us to get a good range of results to work out the average difference. The reason I’m comparing these two is because the RTX 2060 is the next step up from the GTX 1660 Ti at the moment, and as I’ve got two TUF A15s with the same chassis, CPU, RAM and cooling, I was interested to see the difference between these GPUs with Ryzen based laptops. In this comparison we’re using two Ryzen 4800H based machines, the ASUS TUF A15, so the 1660 Ti has an 80 watt power limit while the 2060 has a 90 watt power limit, expect a 115 watt 2060 to do better to what we’re looking at here. The power limits of both graphics also differ a bit and this will impact performance. Both graphics options have 6GB of GDDR6 memory, however the 2060’s is a bit faster. The RTX 2060 has 25% more CUDA cores than the 1660 Ti, however the 1660 Ti is capable of higher base and boost clock speeds. Which graphics should you pick in your next laptop? The Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti, or is it worth paying more for the RTX 2060? In this comparison we’ll take a look at the differences in gaming performance and more to help you decide which is worth it.