Good writeup. I was in same decision process some half a year ago, went with 2070 super at the end. At that time, Nvidia was marginally more powerful (10% on av

Good writeup. I was in same decision process some half a year ago, went with 2070 super at the end. At that time, Nvidia was marginally more powerful (10% on average), had much more quiet implementation (Radeon heats up much more by default), and had raytracing (questionable but still an added bonus). Price difference at my place was maybe 50$ between most quiet 3-fan variants. So at the end, pretty much same price/power ratio. Went with Nvidia since noise under load was very important, and for windows their drivers are generally are super stable and just work (don't have that great experience with Radeon from the past). Good to see Radeon side catched up, we all benefit from competition.