RTX 2060 or GTX 1070 Ti?

If they are the same price where you live, I'd recommend the 1070 Ti for its extra vram.

The only advantage the 2060 has is the RTX cores, but nothing supports them atp. Even when games do start taking advantage of them the 2060 is using the very first generation of the tech and likely not up to the task for anything beyond medium settings. DLSS is supposedly nice though for the games that support it.

2060 . same performance as 1070Ti. 6GB enough for fullHD. and you recieve RTX for some future games and tensor cores for DLSS, that shows better perfomance then old methods of anti-aliasing

Unless you need to buy card right away (old one is dead) I would wait for more information about 11XX series (which is the 20XX cards without Ray Tracing modules/abilities), as they might be in same prices as current 10XX series but with more power (or they might be the final nail to the 10XX prices).

The cheapest.

2060 if you're a budget gamer. Smaller power bill, more features to make it future proof (mainly talking of raytracing) and from what I can see, better performance for some games, though it also falls back on some others.

1070Ti has overall slightly better performance for specific things. Also, the extra VRAM. Though, in the end, I'd go for the 2060 variant.
The 50% markup in price just isn't worth it for the 2GB of extra VRAM.

of those two 2060
It performs the same in gaming as the 1070 ti. And in most places it is cheaper.
+RTX if you ever play games that support it as well as DLSS.

It is a no brainer really.

I am myself going for 2060 (have same dillemma as you) - performance is comparable (and for Full HD it is in favor of 2060), 2060 is cheaper (at least in my country) and I guess 8 gigs of VRAM is not going to become a minimum requirement any time soon. But it ofc depends on what you really want, If I had monitor with higher resolution or higher refresh rate I'd be looking at different benchmarks compared with waht I look at now ;p In your case Full HD 60MHz 2060 is overall better (not by much, depends on a title, but majority in favor of 2060) for lower price, so it's a no-brainer ;p

Whatever is cheaper if you can't wait to see what AMD comes out with.

with my vote its 50% - 50% lol

The 2060. Cheaper than the 1070Ti, about the same performance, and has RTX (You may never use/care about raytracing, but the DLSS is looking good)

Whichever one is cheaper for a model with a good, quiet cooler. Performance is pretty equal, and both will be more than fast enough for 1080p, so go with the cheapest good card you can get. I'm personally a fan of MSI Gaming X, Asus Strix, Gigabyte Aorus, and EVGA coolers - they're the quietest. Go with whichever of those cards you can find for the least amount of money.

Since you'd be paying the same price, the 1070 Ti is a very decent option, at this time it's kind of hard to tell how much the "RTX" feature set is worth in practice, and without dedicated support, it may as well not be there.

Personally, I'd probably still go with the RTX 2060 but that's just me.

Whichever has more VRAM. You will not use the ray tracing gimmick anyway.
There is a persistent rumour about Nvidia accepting that the R-series is so far barely more than a long-distance proof of concept and that they will release the 2000-series with ray tracing removed as a 1100 series. However, it may remain a rumour.

Maybe used GTX1080 will be better option?

I had the same dilemma, and bought 1070TI, 3 days ago :)

wait a bit until the gtx 1170 comes out then decide

Hello,

I have recently looked into upgrading my GTX 970 to something better and am also looking at 1070ti VS RTX 2060 and found that the RTX simply is not worth it. In my country the 2060 costs 450-480€ while used 1070ti go for 300€. Far as I have seen the performance between the two cards is fairly similar and I couldn't care less about ray tracing so buying the cheaper product is the way to go.

IMO if you find a good used 1070Ti go for it without a second thought.

it think its better to wait, its not a good time to upgrade your gpu. i own a gtx 970 and i am gaming at 1440p with a lot of visual sacrifices. i am waiting for amd's next big thing to decide.

Neither. Buying previous generation is never worth it in the long-run (applies to both GPUs and CPUs), while 20xx series is a huge prototype of a technology that nobody is ready for, where marketing is making up for 75% of its price.

Wait for the next generation, maybe 11xx, maybe 21xx, regardless which one it'll be, it's still going to be better than whatever you're deciding between right now, and likely much cheaper.

If you can't wait, out of those two you should still go with 2060, even if I consider whole RT to be a huge overpriced crap that will be worth the money after 2-3 next generations, and buying it right now makes absolutely no sense.

Went from 960 w/2GB RAM (which was struggling with just about everything except for xbox360 ports) to 2060 and it feels like a whole new PC. Games that were behaving problematic (Forza Horizon 4 ô_ô) or simply missing lots of expected graphical finesse are never taxing the new GPU above (3/4´s of) it´s limit´s on ultra settings now, which is reassuring to say the least.

Biggest surprise being Battlefront 2 which already looked spectacular on the old GFX card! Not much gain there.

The poll is ridiculous, the 2060 is the clear choice, the extra Vram isn't helping 1070ti to pull ahead in anything, they perform the same and 2060 has DLSS support (much more important than RTX) and is even cheaper.

I don't have much knowledge about all pc parts and I usually check sites that compare one against another. Maybe you've already found it, but check this comparison between the two.

You can find a used 1080 for the same price of a 2060.
I paid mine 420€ in october on amazon.fr (I'm from Italy, so I still get amazon.fr shippings in a week or so) and saw plenty for less than 400€ in the following months.
I don't know how the prices are in Brazil, but they must be very comparable.
If you are willing to get a 1070 Ti, I'd say go full 1080, you should find it for the same price or for $20-30 more.

And I know a lot of people don't agree with the idea of used electronics, but graphics cards last a long time and I'd definitely rather buy a used one for such a convenient price.
Then again, don't trust strangers on the internet and don't let a poll decide. Make your own researches and find your own preference.