$175–$193estimated range · from catalog price Aug 6, 2026
EVGA’s RTX 2060 12GB XC Black is a 2021 Turing reissue for budget 1080p gaming with DLSS, single 8‑pin power, dual‑slot 268 mm size, and it’s now discontinued.
Graphics performance rankTop 93% of graphics cards
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GPU chipRTX 2060
VRAM12 GB
GPU clock1650 MHZ
Memory clock14000 MHZ
Bus width192-bit
InterfacePCI-E 16x
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Product overview
EVGA’s GeForce RTX 2060 12GB XC Black (12G-P4-2261-KR) is a late-run Turing (GeForce RTX 20‑series) reissue that hit shelves on December 7, 2021. It pairs 12GB of GDDR6 on a 192‑bit bus with first‑gen RT cores and DLSS upscaling. EVGA exited the GPU market in 2022, so this model is discontinued.
Positioned in the budget (xx60) tier, it exists to offer an affordable RTX path with extra VRAM versus the original 6GB cards. It’s best suited for 1080p play and esports, with basic ray tracing when paired with DLSS. Typical board power is about 184 W; the card uses a single 8‑pin connector with a 550 W PSU recommendation. The XC Black cooler is a dual‑slot, ~268 mm design, and I/O is DP 1.4, HDMI 2.0b, and dual‑link DVI‑D.
LifecycleDiscontinued 2022
Best for
1080p gaming
esports/high-fps
ray tracing
Specifications
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