XFX Mercury AMD Radeon RX 9070XT OC Gaming White Edition with RGB 16GB GDDR6, HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 4 RX-97TRGBBW9
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Style: RX 9070 XT RGB
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- Chipset: AMD RX 9070 XT
- Memory: 16 GB GDDR6
- XFX MERC White Triple Fan Cooling Solution and RGB
- Boost Clock Up to 3100 MHz
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The XFX AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Series
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD RX 9070 XT
Brand: XFX
Graphics Ram Size: 16 GB
Video Output Interface: HDMI / DISPLAY PORT
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: AMD
Max Screen Resolution: 3840x2160
Memory Speed: 20 GHz
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD RX 9070 XT
Chipset Brand: AMD
Card Description: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT with 16GB GDDR6
Graphics Card Ram Size: 16 GB
Brand: XFX
Series: RX 9070XT
Item model number: RX-97TRGBBW9
Item Weight: 4.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.17 x 6.3 x 0.04 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14.17 x 6.3 x 0.04 inches
Color: White
Manufacturer: XFX
Date First Available: March 6, 2025
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Style: RX 9060 XT 8GB SWFT
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Franklin13_big Franklin13_big
Style: RX 9070 XT SWFT White
I can finally play cyberpunk 2077. Jokes aside, I upgraded from an RTX 2060S which was already a respectable card. But the 9070XT seriously crushes every game I give it. Quick side note before getting into games: this is a new GPU without a 12VHPWR port- the ones that notoriously melt under heavy load, so it immediately gets +10 bonus points for that. Anyways, I have been playing a ton of Risk of Rain 2, Helldivers, and Witcher 3 and all of them run at 4k/max at ~60fps. ROR2 actually gets to 120fps until the third stage...it drops because the game is optimized like a turd when it comes to particles, and my CPU isn't really the most tanky thing ever. I think what's insane though is the ability for it to run cyberpunk with raytracing on, WITHOUT AI upscaling on, and running fine too! This is a card that I see surviving many generations of GPU releases, and it competes with much higher price bracket cards, all the while looking awesome.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: RX 9060 XT 8GB SWFT White
Works great. Graphics are lovely, runs smooth. Bought for PCVR - That Also Runs Spectacular!
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025 by Jake Tholen
Style: RX 9060 XT 16GB SWFT
I've only had this card for a couple of days, but so far so good. Install was incredibly easy. It uses only one non high power 12 volt power connector sooo no having to worry about the connector melting like on NVIDIA cards. I'm running this in a rig with a B450 aurous Elite, Ryzen 7 5800x, 32GB of Corsair DDR4 5600mghz RAM, and all games are installed on m.2 SATA or 2.5 inch SATA SSD's. For reference I play all of my games at 1080p so moving forward my comments on this card are going to based around gaming at that resolution. I'm stepping up from an RTX 2070 Non Super 8GB to this RX 9060XT 16GB. Yep I'm full team red this go around. The performance increase over the 2070 is significant as one should expect. It also stays very cool at around 65c under load. I gained on average around a 50% performance uplift over the 2070. The lowest FPS I ever got so far in one of the games I play is in GTAV but maxed out to the nth degree was 45 fps on up to 60 fps. If you want to count Cyber Punk 2077 I played it maxed out at ULTRA everything with path tracing at it's highest and I was still getting around 30fps. Even when I switched back to regular Ray Tracing at ULTRA everything I was still getting around 50-65 fps on average which is actually super incredible for a card not built on NVIDIA's Path tracing and Ray Tracing technologies. I had not tried Cyber Punk 2077 with out ray tracing as I am super used to gaming at 30-40 FPS so running it at 50-65 FPS WITH Ray Tracing was insane to me. On my 2070 I couldn't even get it to run above 40FPS without ray tracing on high settings. If I turn off Ray Tracing in Cyber Punk 2077 and still keep all other settings at max I'm averaging between 60-70 FPS. I have to say that with AMD's 9000 series of cards, they are actually kicking keister with ray tracing. I also played CONTROL at max settings and fully Ray Traced and was averaging 45-55 fps. Without Ray Tracing I was averaging 60-70 fps. So if you want to dabble in playable Ray Tracing at 1080p This card can do it pretty well. The only reason NVIDIA is losing at their own technology war is because NVIDIA still insists on shipping product with only 8GB of VRAM at above premium prices. The whole reason this card is so good is because it has 16gb of VRAM. I would completely ignore the 8gb version. If you're going to buy the 8gb version of this card you might as well get a 4060 8gb or a 5060 8gb. 16gb Gives you plenty of head room for things like enhanced textures, volumetric fog, anti aliasing, frame generation, up-scaling and more. NVIDIA is bottle necking their own cards. You could buy the Ti 16GB versions of NVIDIA cards and the problem virtually disappears but you'll also pay at least $200-$400 more over MSRP for that card too which at that point just get a 9070XT unless you absolutely HAVE to have a 5090 or have some very specific use case for an NVIDIA card. Again my words are surrounding 1080p gaming. Another game I played on this card that is super demanding is Monster Hunter Wilds. On my 2070 it was nearly unplayable even by my very low standards. You gotta understand I started my pc gaming journey on a Pentium processor with integrated graphics getting 20 to maybe 30 fps in games. My standards for playable are very LOW. On MH Wilds I was getting around 35 FPS on average with lows dipping to the teens regularly causing loads of micro freezes that interrupt gameplay. This is mostly do to Crapcom completely ignoring optimization of the game on PC and the game needing every bit and byte of available system ram and VRAM it can guzzle. I still put a frustrated 75 hours into that game. On the 9060XT 16gb It's nooo problem. I can play it at ultra settings and still get 45-65 FPS. You'll notice I put a wide FPS range there. That is because of what I stated earlier about the game with Crapcom not optimizing it. The game is so un-optimized it doesn't matter which GPU you use, you're going to have WILD frame rate swings of about +/-20 FPS. It's crazy. At Least with this GPU you can stay at actually playable frame rates MOST of the time. This is not the fault of the card. All of my games look and play incredible. Just real quick, The Witcher 3 looks and plays phenomenally. best looking game of the bunch...at least until I try out red dead 3. Star Citizen runs flawlessly minus the regular bugs and glitches since it's...you know.. STILL in alpha. I regularly get around 50-75 FPS depending on if you are at a major planet side city or out in the middle of no man's land Daymar. higher population will drop your frame rate like usual but that's again, and issue the developers of the game need to get sorted out. The drivers are also actually pretty decent. It was a lot easier to install over NVDIA drivers since you aren't forced to create an account and log into their app to install said drivers. AMD's Adrenaline has more utilities to control and monitor your GPU and PC over NVDIA's "APP", though NVDIA has really good tools for recording and broadcasting your game play. You could also just use OBS instead. One downside to Adrenaline is that it does seem to be noticeably slower to navigate through than the NVDIA "APP". I'm talking about just general browsing around the app and changing settings. It gets even worse during gameplay when you press "ALT+R" to bring up the Adrenaline overlay. It takes a a solid 10-30 seconds to bring up the overlay depending on what game you are playing. Once it's up navigating the overlay does seem to be quite slow and not very responsive. That said you do have WAY more options for things to change around than you do in the NVDIA "APP". Adrenaline does also have active information overlays like frame counters, CPU load meters, Memory Usage meters etc. The adrenaline software also lets you customize theses information overlays with a LOT more options than NVDIA's "APP" You can change the color of the label of the information type as well as the information it self so the information can standout from the label for easier reading. For example I have my labels set to the color purple while the information it self is green. You can also change what information shows , where it shows, if it shows in several rows or a single row, and how big that information shows. So If I want to show only a small FPS counter in the upper left corner of my game with the info label colored white and the information labeled red I can totally do that. Conversely I can show FPS, CPU load, and System Memory Usage sized large in the lower left corner of my games but colored all yellow if I want too. There are also a lot more option of what information can be displayed than I'm typing here but know that it is a LOT more detailed than what the NVDIA overlay Offers. I actually very much prefer the Adrenaline software over NVDIA's offering simply for the available functionality and Information display on offer. It could definitely be optimized to improve UI navigation responsiveness though. So far there is only one game I have had trouble running on this card and that is Elite Dangerous. Not sure if it's a driver issue, game settings issue, or what. I can load into the main menu but as soon as I try to load into the actual game it crashes to desktop. Dunno why yet but I highly doubt I won't be able to figure out what the issue is. Once I do I'll update this review. If you are playing any of the battle royal , hero shooters, or Counter strike/ CS styled games you are going to have zero problems with frame rate on this card. You will have hundreds of fps at 1080p. Overall this is a fantastic card that will play any game you throw at it at max settings at 1080p. This is close to being the ultimate 1080p Card. Especially if you can get it at or near MSRP and I'd get to buying one quick if you want one because thanks to the supreme orange leader we now have 100% tariffs coming for U.S. buyers as of 10-20-2025. GET EM WHILE THEY'RE REASONABLY PRICED. Speaking on 1440p Gaming briefly, Based off of testing that I've seen and my own experiences gaming at 1080p I see no reason this card wouldn't also be a GOOD 1440p card. I wouldn't expect to be able to do Ray Tracing almost at all at 1440p with this card and still have playable frame rates BUT I would expect it to play games with no Ray tracing on high to max settings in almost all games. Ray Tracing is overrated any how. It doesn't look THAT different during gameplay. I mean if you are screen shot junkie you'll probably care about it. but during gameplay Ray tracing isn't worth the amount of hardware resources and cost needed to run it well. If you want to game at 4k you can do it on this card but you won't get above 40-50 fps in most games with maxed out settings. You can absolutely forget Ray Tracing at 4k. It won't do it well. If you want all bells and whistles to be playable at 4k and future proofed you're going to have to pony up the cheddar for a 5090 16gb which is incredibly terrible price to value ratio. You gotta ask your self if gaming at 4k is REALLY worth spending that much money on a rig. If you're a 1080p gamer upgrading from an older card this one kicks butt. If you are upgrading from a last gen card in the same price category there might not be THAT much performance gain to warrant spending this much cash on a new card unless you need the 16gb of vram which honestly every one does. If this is your scenario the only significant positives with this card is access to FSR 4 and the 16gb of VRAM and a slight improvement on FPS. Deff better than previous gen cards but is it worth it for those things and the money you'll spend? If you are building a completely new rig I would still recommend this card over the 5060 8gb in a similar price range simply because this card has double the VRAM. Again you could get the 5060TI with 16gb of VRAM to really beat out the performance of 9060XT but the 5060 Ti sitting at around $700. At that price just buy a 9070 XT. The 9060 XT is a solid card full stop and you'd have to be an elitist power user to be displeased with it's performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by C. Rogers