Radeon 9060 XT GPUs noticed in regulatory listings in 8GB, 16GB variations
AMD’s new Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT are licensed GPU hits…or no less than they’re bought out all over the place. It’s exhausting to inform the distinction as of late. Greenback-for-dollar they’re extraordinarily aggressive with Nvidia’s RTX 50-series, and it looks as if there are no less than just a few extra to go round at launch. However what about one thing a little bit extra reasonably priced? We’ve now acquired a primary tantalizing look on the Radeon RX 9060 XT.
Two new Asus Radeon RX 9060 XT playing cards have been noticed on Eurasian Financial Fee’s documentation website, the place Nvidia’s extra reasonably priced RTX 50-series playing cards have additionally debuted as of late. The preliminary listings had been noticed by Twitter/X person harukaze5719 (through VideoCardz), who additionally clapped eyes on Asus 9060 XT playing cards in comparable listings in South Korea. There are a bunch of variants, the same old Prime, TUF, et cetera sub-brands from Asus gear.
Detailed specs aren’t out there, nevertheless it seems to be like two main variants will probably be supplied: one with 8GB of video RAM, and one with 16GB. It additionally seems that the cardboard will use a 128-bit reminiscence bus, half as vast because the extra premium RX 9070.
After all, the largest query on the minds of PC avid gamers will probably be how a lot the playing cards will value. The MSRP of the Radeon RX 9070 is $550, however good luck truly shopping for one at that worth. Presumably the RX 9060 XT will probably be significantly decrease, ostensibly competing with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti. Which, once more, has no official worth…not that the official worth means a lot with new inventory disappearing nearly immediately.
The lower-tier playing cards from each AMD and Nvidia are anticipated to hit retailers someday within the second quarter of 2025, hopefully staying there for no less than just a few seconds earlier than vanishing. We’ll have to attend and see.
