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It will depend on your operating system, but it should "just work" in most cases. There's more information in the Using Hardware-Accelerated Streaming support article. The dashboard will show (hw) if hardware decoding/encoding is being used: https://i.imgur.com/0pKLXIz.png. The one caveat with your 2060 is that Nvidia artificially limits consumer cards to 3 simultaneous encodes, so if you want more than that, you'll have to patch your drivers.
If you're insane (or just want to experiment), you can use UnicornTranscoder to split a Plex server's transcodes across multiple separate servers (but they have to be software transcodes, no hardware acceleration). Or, just, use a computer with a 10th-gen Intel CPU with iGPU, which can handle over a dozen simultaneous transcodes without issue.
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