GIGABYTE – Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING OC 16G GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 Graphics Card – Black

Outstanding card. I have a 5080 cant tell diff - This is a great find. I have a 5080, and 5070 Ti Laptop, and for all practical purposes I cannot tell the difference. This is a top tier card at *still* a semi reasonable price. A smart kid reverse engineered DLSS for this card (search: Github danielblnc DLSS-NR on AMD... many big youtubers covering it) through a mod. Also this card is rocking 40-50 tok/sec using Strata (Qwen 3.8 Flash next 125B model, w/ 64gb ram). Workhorse card. Get it. Don't question it. This card is already on sale at full price.

Works great even for an open box - It works great in my pc build, I am now pushing 240 fps on my PC and I am so excited! Cheapest price around and a true diamond in the rough.

Insane performance per dollar, I switched over :) - This bad boy is so much cheaper than the Nvidia counterpart (5070ti) and is borderline the same if not better in certain areas. This thing is a raw gaming beast, even under heavy workflow or gaming loads I barely even hear the fans and it miraculously, at full load stays exceptionally cool. The design of the card itself is bound to fit into basically any build you are putting together/adding onto. I’ve had absolutely zero problems with this and I’ve always been a fan boy of Nvidia and one of those reasons was worries of the drivers being crappy like everyone says but I’ve had virtually zero issues with anything. I’ve owned both the 5070ti and the 9070xt and I think it’s safe to say I’m going full AMD from here on out. It is absolutely worth every dollar and honestly I’d even say this a bit underpriced for the performance you get out of this hunk

Great Bang For Buck Choice - Upgraded from an aging 8GB RTX 3070 and this card was nice and quiet and delivered frames effortlessly. Came in hundreds less than the 5070 Ti which it trades blows with. And the 16GB gives me plenty of headroom to not have to worry about an upgrade for years.

Amazing - Best gaming gpu of 2026 it plays everything maxed out 120fps plus.

Great card, some driver issues - It’s been a great upgrade over my 3060 12gb card having a blast with the huge gains. The only issue is the occasional driver crash.

soliddd card - this graphics card was super good actually. i’ve always heard bad things about AMD but this card was far from bad, it was actually amazing. 16gb ddr6 vram wasn’t any different than ddr7 tbh and for the money you get way better performance than what you’re expecting. i never even dropped under 100 fps on every game i played.

Great card with ultimate performance. Working on 2k ultra settings

One of the best gpus - I love this thing yes ik its bulky but its amazing ive got a ryzen 5 7600x paired with it and a 4k oled monitor im able to run grey zone warfare at 4k 140 fps max settings no sweat and legit every other game this clears the 4090 and 5090 on price to performance, yes the 5090 is "faster" with AI but this is just way way better when it comes to bang for your buck, and for everyone, saying that AMD drivers are horrible and don't work and your cheap, you will always crash. I had a 3060 for 5 years, all their drivers did was crash and burn. I constantly had to undo driver updates with them AMD. I've had to do it one time. And that was because a game wasn't up to support with an AM driver that just released the day that I went to go play that game. I've never had a problem with an A. M driver, when you're talking price to performance and also performance over AI performance. This has more raw power than a 5090 will

Radeon Rx 9070 - Great performance, low noise level. Can run games on high graphics with low memory consumption

Happy with it - Can't beat the price to value. Bought primarily for gaming, now using it to also support local LLM. Pretty neat stuff

Great GPU - I love this GPU, it's perfect for price to performance value.

Money well spent! - This graphics card works so well for such a good price. It’s perfect and I love it

Better than I expected it to be - I sold off my 5090 and swapped to this, partly because I didn't want to worry about the insane power draw and melting 12V-2x6 connectors, but also because I wanted to go down to 1440p instead of chasing max settings at 4k. There is a difference in the resolutions obviously, but honestly after a few days you stop noticing or caring about it when both monitors are 27in. I saw a lot of shade being thrown at this particular model online, but I am happy that I went with this card anyway to save some money compared to more expensive models. This card is on the smaller side, compared to cards with larger coolers and fans and the 3 8-pin connections don't help because it draws 330w out of the box as a result of having the extra power connection. That is unnecessary in my opinion and causes the fans to get a little noisy, so I just used the adrenalin software to power limit by -15% which results in around 280w max when I play games (aside from transient spikes). The fans stay reasonable when you do that and about the same noise level as my Phanteks T30-120mm fans I use as case fans. I am getting close to the same fps with the 9070XT at 1440p as I was with the 5090 at 4k, and I consider that a big win. All while drawing about 170w less (I had the 5090 power limited to 80%, so if I ran it stock it would actually be 300-320w less). I do like the adrenalin software more than the nvidia app, that was a nice change of pace. It's a little buggy sometimes but nothing too annoying. The feature difference is probably the biggest issue. With nvidia you can get the updated DLSS models in almost all games easily through the nvidia app, but with the Radeon you are limited to overriding only newer games that use FSR3.1 or better, or using optiscaler which I don't consider an acceptable 'fix'. I also miss RTX HDR but it's been a bit buggy in the latest drivers anyway, and there is always auto HDR in windows, not a huge deal. Still, I don't regret the switch and I can run all the old games at 1440p native no issues anyway, or use virtual super resolution to upscale them to 4k for even better anti-aliasing if the performance allows it when FSR 4 isn't an option. My computer room is noticeably less hot now, so yeah, pretty happy with this card and the switch to AMD.

Best Graphic Card for the dollar. - Product was available. Picked up in store. Was able to install my new 9070XT. Set the settings. Instant 240 fps. Loving every minute of it.

AMD 9070XT is amazing! - This graphics card is amazing! I can pretty much play all my games without any issues, even at Max settings!

Amazing GPU - It competes with the 5070 TI no complaints at all, no issues with driver

Beast of a card - This beast of a gpu has been handling my 2k gaming well.. the frames are through the roof

Great card! - For the price it is an amazing graphics card capable of outperforming for a cheaper cost

good for cyberpunk - Great for 1440p gaming and mc shaders and high settings