Is the Sapphire 5700 Pulse a good buy between the 1660 TI and 2070?

1660 Ti RM1.2k
RX 5700 RM1.6k
RTX 2060S RM1.8k
RTX 2070 RM1.9k

Don't get the Asus TUF 5700 XT, looks like cooling is poorly designed.

Yep, definitely recommend the Gigabyte at RM1.9k or Asus Strix at RM2.2k if someone is running an all Asus setup...

Will the price of the 2060 be adjusted over here as well?
The cheapest 2060 seems to be RM90 cheaper than the 5600XT Pulse.
The 1660 Ti is priced RM140 cheaper than 2060.

The Dual Fan sold by lingloong

Is there a way to increase the clock and power target in software, or flash the AMP firmware for it to go 190W?
Anyhow the exact 2060 is more expensive than the 5600XT in the US, but it is actually cheaper over here. Like what chocobo7779 said, greedy distributor.

The 5600XT should be priced the same as the 1660 Ti.

AMD Malaysia distro is being greedy AFAIK.

It'll be interesting to see what AMD will bring into the table for gaming laptop this year with their improved efficiency on their RDNA GPU. I really don't like the idea having RTX inside the laptop for now with all the thermal and power limitation.

Still sleeping after a week. That 5700XT is still RM400 too expensive.

Nice launch from AMD. Much better than last year's launch only taking on Nvidia mid-range 2070 (which ended up costing more when reaching Malaysia and tarnished by driver instability issue).

This year they take on, at least on slides, on Nvidia best GPU in terms of raster performance and efficiency (really? AMD efficient?), undercutting their price like everyone wished (maybe due to sup-par RTX DLSS driver etc).

Will love to see the heated discussion about AMD vs Nvidia all over the internet instead of just stocks and scalpers.

Yeah, also maybe they don't have RT and Tensor core. Still, the jump in efficiency from RDNA1 and 2, based on the slides, are quite impressive, like the jump from 780Ti to 980Ti on the same 28nm (lol those are the days).

The retail price over here is hilarious, especially for 6900XT and 6950XT.

Coming from a 2700X, I'd experienced CPU bottleneck in games like Warzone. Older Ubisoft titles such as Division 2 and Wildlands are fine.

You can determine the bottleneck yourself by monitoring the CPU/GPU usage, and decide whether or not you actually need that upgrade with the games you're actually playing. 5600 non-X will be a very affordable upgrade.

The 6600XT is going to be one huge leap for you for sure.