Replying to Comments: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Review Feedback

Replying to Comments: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, 36 Game Benchmark

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[kimlo]

At 4:14 when you say don't want to put a frametime instead of "time frame" LOL. You've been benchmarking too much friend.

[TechDeals]

Hey all... Steve has the MSI Gaming Z, I have the MSI Ventus - I tapped on the back in my unboxing video, I don't doubt the Gaming Z is metal...

Now I want to get both so I can tap on both of them side-by-side! :)

[Dragonkindred]

Don't stress the error mate. You corrected it quickly and apologised repeatedly. It's all good.

Edit- Now I have watched the whole vid, I'd like to say I'm really impressed with your reply videos. Taking the time to expain your points of view, in relations to comments, is a standout in this industry. Also the way you do shows a desire to ensure you show respect to your viewers. Two thumbs up.

[chris]

You make great content. whether we agree with your opinion or not is not why i have followed you for some time. I feel we should watch your content for your truly unbiased opinion on the hardware you review. People are entitled to disagree with your opinion. that is why they are opinions. Love your reviews and your and your personality, even if (and that is a big if) I disagree. I'm poor and when i say poor i mean it. i could only afford a used rx570 for 75 dollars back during the mining craze, otherwise i would still be rocking my hd 6670's in crossfire. I find your content is very good for us less fortunate people.

[ElZamo]

Wow, my joke got featured XD!!!
PS: don’t worry about pronouncing usernames correctly. Mine was something I came up with when I was a kid almost fifteen years ago and it just stuck.

[darchandarchan]

Steve is the type of guy who reads comments horizontally on phone

[aaroncamren]

Subscribed. Very brave how you admit when errors were made unintentionally. It's great to see a channel respond to comments like this. Great job

[onebraincell-qf]

I love how you guys take the time to make these videos and interact with the community. Subbed!

[Supra]

I just subbed after hearing about the two viewers unsubscribing because they disagree. I agree with your comment about being able to have our own opinions but still be able to engage in discussion in a civil manner that helps to shape the reviews and the channel. I appreciate all the great content you guys put out. It's informative and unbiased. Stay positive!

[Mammothtruk]

TY for doing this and interacting with the community. I think you both are level headed and reasonable. well done.

[crzyces]

The product is *NOT BAD*, the _VALUE_ is, especially when you take into account the wait. It is an *OBJECTIVELY* bad value compared to pretty much every release over the last *18 YEARS* . I spent an hour researching a previous post and went through pricing all the way back to 2001. Both pricing and performance improvements are subpar.

I guess my biggest issue is that most reviewers don't bring up how it compares to previous products from a price to performance jump based on a new generation in a historical context.

[xenoaltrax]

Regarding the MSI RTX 2060 backplate being metal or plastic, it's actually both: the Ventus (which TechDeals has) has a plastic backplate, while the GamingZ (which HUB showed) has a metal backplate.

[peremoyaserra]

I think people is not intepreting correctly the NVLink feature. NVLink has been for about 3 years the professional alternative to SLI that unifies the VRAM of both cards being super helpful in complex particle simulation and similar stuff.
In the case of the consumer RTX cards, they are not really getting NVLink support, they are getting the NVLing PORT, but the cards still use SLI, that means, no unique VRAM buffer.
It's just normal SLI but using the NVLink port, which actually is a bit of an upgrade because this connection has more bandwith that the regular SLI pins.

[TechReflex]

Ha ha, I actually recommended someone one of those low end cards based on that graph. But these kinds of errors are, kind of unavoidable, specially when you're working with so much of technical data with raw numbers for such a period of time, great to see you clarifying that as well as you could. Keep up the great work!

[TheScyther]

Thank you for providing straight forward, unbiased information. There are very few media outlets out there that do, because of that I will continue to watch and support you guys!!! I got your back!!!

[point.]

Love your reviews, it's a great channel and you provide plenty of benchmarks, sometimes I bit too much to make out when I'm on my mobile.
If there's 1 thing I would like to see, can you and Tim have a drink like Paul and Kyle? I've got a feeling little Timmy would be under the table after 2 glasses but I've watched you having a giggle and holding it back recently.
P.s. still digging the late night channel outro music

[TimmyJoePCTech]

How are the prices of used Vega in the land down under? I just got a 64 ref for $333 USD with an EK waterblock on ebay, there are even new Vega 56 Red Devil versions on Newegg.com for $350 new. Seems like Vega is becoming a good option in the land of Ray Tracing n'est pas? I love your rambling and your accountability to your fans dude. Keep it up!

[ShahriarAzizAakash]

Thanks a lot for the Replying to Comments video. It cleared a lot of confusions that I had.

[Duartzno]

Great job coming out, fixing the facts and owning it. Thanks for the honesty and that's what keeps me coming back - integrity is hard to find nowadays. Cheers!

[MichaelBelue]

Big thank you for your updated corrections on the last video. Honesty and transparency are in short supply in this world.