ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT OC Edition 16GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, 16GB GDDR6, HDMI/DP 2.1, 3.125-slot, Military-Grade Components, Protective PCB Coating, axial-tech Fans)

My Asus Tuf Gaming RX 9060 XT 16gb OC arrived much sooner than was estimated. I'm so pleased I was able to get one of these GPU's new. It might be a little more expensive than the other 9060 xt models but it's well worth the price because this thing is a beast of a GPU from build quality to performance. So If you're looking for the best performance out of a new RX 9060 XT on the market then this is the one you're after.. plus it's build like a tank.

Somehow managed to snag one on release day at 8:00 AM for around $720. Not MSRP, but not terrible pricing, especially with what I see online now. Upgraded from a 2080s, and this thing is phenomenal. I can play anything at 1440p, ultra settings and get consistent 100+ FPS. I don’t care much for ray tracing, but it handles that well also. Temps have never gone above 57 degrees Celsius and this thing is super quiet. Super happy with this card, it just sucks that you can’t find any for a good price at the moment. Hopefully the GPU market levels out

Good card, everything in working order, new packaging, completely sealed. For 720, it's good compared to the 5070 Ti. Disadvantages: low stock and high power consumption. Before buying, make sure you have an adequate power supply.

This is definitely the best GPU for gamers in 2025. At the $799 price Asus sells it for, it's truly worth it, but if you want to save money, you can buy the Asus Prime 9070 XT. Although the model is a bit expensive, even at Asus's original price of $799, it is still $200 higher than the MSRP. Its performance is higher than other 9070 XTs, especially when overclocked. Its clock speed is also faster.

Switched over from an EVGA RTX 2080 OC and the 9070 hasn't really given me the performance boost I was hoping for. That being said the card is nice, cooling is done really well and it doesn't get too hot. It has 0 RPM fans which I am new to so if the card doesn't need the extra cooling the fans aren't used. Overall, it's a good version of the 9070, just make sure it is the performance boost you are looking for.

First, I want to say that I would not pay the scalped price for this GPU, nor any other. Second, I want to say that it is unfortunate how expensive GPUs have become since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, for the real product review: yes, $800 is an expensive purchase, so unless you really care about high performance, I'm not sure you need to go with this card. For those that DO, I highly recommend the 9070XT. It has performed incredibly well both with and without the AI assistance for higher fps on ultra/max graphics settings on every game I have tried. The worst performance I got was Marvel Rivals on Ultra settings, no AI assistance, at ~220 fps, and beautiful graphics. I am very happy with my purchase overall, and happy I got it on launch!

this thing has the WORST drivers imaginable, I play cs2 competitively and it just will not function properly unless you play a stock res that the card wants to put out and it just spam crashes my game if i want black bars ( aspect ratio maintained )the performance is good for the money but it is just not worth the headache id rather have spend 200$ more for an nvidia card that performed the same because the drivers wouldnt have a horrible user interface, random selections don't work or constantly reset and additionally the images that this piece of shit puts out just look terrible compared to nvidia, my crosshair just looks like a washed out piece of garbage for no reason compared to nvidia, really wanted to love this thing but im either going to return it or resell it because I can't use it for the only reason i bought it.

Unfortunately higher than MSRP but this variant especially absolutely smashes. Of all the variants of the 9070XT, I tended towards this one the most because of it's cooling performance while not being overly loud.Most recent AMD cards I've had all had quite substantial coil whine, but even at 100% load I don't have that experience with this one.It's chonky for sure, and it does not come with a sag stand. My case has one built in, but for anyone else that might be important to note. It's absolutely required due to the size and weight of it, really sucks that they don't include one for anyone that needs it.With the beta AMD drivers, everything is perfect and stable - runs anything I throw at it with ultra qualities at 1440p while staying cool even at max load.Super happy with this and upgrading from my 6900XT!