Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fits perfectly in my corsair 4000D mid case and looks amazing. Its a big gpu coming from a Msi 3060TI OC size difference and performance upgrade. I can say i am very happy with my purchase and recommend anybody wanting something more affordable then a 5070ti this is it. Its not loud at all and runs quietly even playing high demanding games. This purchase is a no brainer for anybody looking to upgrade and be future proofed.

I bought this card primarily for gaming on Linux, and the experience has been fantastic out of the box. AMD's open-source Linux drivers make setup effortless, with none of the usual proprietary driver headaches. The 16GB of GDDR6 VRAM is the real standout here. I have run into zero memory bottlenecks or stuttering in modern titles, even with high texture packs and demanding settings. The card stays cool and quiet under load thanks to Gigabyte's triple-fan cooler, and the performance on Linux is smooth and stable. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a hassle-free, high-performance GPU for a Linux gaming rig.

The price is right with this gpu it has dramatically improved my fps while using high settings in 1440p the vram is great for those games that require a lot of vram to play at its best easy to install and very quite

The RX 9070 XT is a great value proposition. I've had no driver issues or performance issues running 32:9 5120x1440. FSR4 performance is good, and the visual quality is great (slightly lagging behind dlss4 but on par or better than dlss3 IMO). Solidly better visual quality than XESS with way less of a performance hit, for reference. Even at nearly 4k resolution, this GPU keeps up in most titles. The 16GB of VRAM is maybe a concern long-term for 4k res, but if you're aiming for a fast 144hz+ 1440p card this is gonna be it for a while. Overall, this card is relatively quiet, has good cooling, good performance, and isn't too gaudy. Plus, it's not excessively long- attached is a comparison to my old 6800 xt and it's nearly an inch shorter (and half a slot less thick)

My family is thrilled with the performance of our new video card! The jump in performance for Hogwarts Legacy, our pickiest game, was sounding! AMD for life if they keep up good work like this! We had an excellent setup for airflow, so we are, at least for now, able to run this on quiet mode (it isn't silent, but it's actually much quieter than our prior video card). 4k feed runs as expected (very well) to our "monitor" which is our living room TV (77" Sony Bravia 2024 model). I'll have to troubleshoot further if we wish to use VRR though, as the common fixes for blinks on mouse movement within Windows 11 did not resolve our issue. For now we are set as "enhanced" without VRR. Honestly, it's been so wonderful overall that I'm not sure I'll put further time or trouble into that.

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.

I just upgraded from a 6700 XT to the AMD 9070 XT, and the jump in performance has been dramatic. At 3840x1600, I’m now seeing frame rates in the low to mid-100s, and at 1440p 16:9 they climb into the high-100s—everything feels buttery smooth. What really surprised me is how quiet it runs, basically silent even under load. I also had to upgrade my power supply since this version takes three PCIe connectors, but I actually like that it feels like the card is using the power it needs to really deliver. On top of that, I’m really happy with the build quality. The backplate and cooler design give it a lot of rigidity, which matters since these cards are massive these days. Even though this is the cheapest version I could find, I honestly don’t see what more I’d want from a more expensive model. I’m getting max performance right out of the box. For me, it’s been the perfect upgrade: quiet, solidly built, and insanely fast compared to my old 6700 XT.

Well I stuck this in my case and this one and a driver stack issue. I fixed it and it performed great. The most I have got this GPU to is 60c under battlefield 6 on maxed graphics. From gaming to server development this GPU rules.

This is the card that made me sell my TUF 4070 Ti Super OC. I haven’t owned a Gigabyte card since a 1050 Ti, but always loved their boards. But this card? Def changed my mind about Gigabyte and Radeon. Plays all my games in 4K ultra and asks for more. As for the coil whine claims? All true…IF you’re running Windows 10 or 11. First run thru on the test bench had Windows 11. When I cranked it to ultra 4K, yes, it made plenty of noise. Since then I’ve deleted Windows, installed Bazzite and run in Steam mode. Quiet as can be running native 4K ultra, even with the fans full tilt. This card is amazing, and the 9070 series is why people are flocking back to Team Red.

Works and runs smoothly. Running my main display, 43" at 4k and side 32" display at 1080. Plays games most all at 60 or 120 fps on 4k. Does use up to 330 watts when maxed out, however seems to use 50-60w with both displays chillin' as I write this review. Has everything I could want for a gaming desktop GPU, leaves my old rtx 4060TI in the dust. Does have 3x 8 pin power connections, be sure you have enough of those leads and enough ventilation in your case.

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

Love it ~ I was initially planning on getting a 5070ti, but after much research, I went with an AMD and it did not disappoint. Be sure to download the “recommended” drivers - I made the mistake of getting the newest and ran into some lag in the beginning. I haven’t played with any of the parameters yet, but running Expedition 33 or Cyberpunk 2077 with game setting set to ultra, the 9070 performs very well and at cool temps!

I was really hesitant to upgrade from the RTX 4070 to the RX 9070XT because I do some light game dev and video work. But at the end of the day I’m seeing excellent performance at 3440x1440 in Battlefield 6 and Oblivion Remaster with team Red. Drivers have been stable thus far. Only nit pick I have is the LED on the side of the card seems to just do it's own thing.

This thing runs circles around my 6700xt and was a great upgrade. It crushes titles at 4K barely even breaking a sweat; unless you use Ray tracing. Everything I’ve thrown at it, including VR runs wonderfully and the card stays relatively quiet without a ton of rgb vomit to distract you. The price is a reasonable one but it’s even better if you can score a returned card.

Finally found a card that’s worthy to upgrade from the gtx 1080ti. I originally started looking at the green cards but noticed that they were all over $1000 for something that would play all titles at 1440p. (5070ti)After watching and reading many performance videos and charts I decided to but the 9070xt. Haven’t looked back, runs battlefield 6 max settings 140fps. Apex max settings 240fps. Not having any issues with the AMD software, I did a clean windows install. System amd 7600x/9070xt/16gb ram/1tb Samsung ssd.

Works amazingly for fps and gets amazing frames well above 240 (perfect for my 240hz monitor) Great for 1440p gaming. Amazing for 1920x1080. Would recommend to anyone looking for a mid tier GPU. Would also like to add that the little strip where it says GIGABYTE on the side of card with the RGB is a nice little touch.

I was able to get this for $629 on May 18th. I swapped from a i7 13700k and 5070ti to a 9800x3d and this 9070xt. The 9070xt runs on average 10°C cooler than the 5070ti, it does draw more power but with a 850 watt psu you won't have any issues. The biggest thing for me is not having to worry about that stupid 12vHpwr cable melting anymore. I'll never get another card with that stupid connector. Fsr4 is a huge improvement visually I don't see any difference between the 9070xt and 5070ti. Fsr3 sucked, the new version is great

Got mine for 729. Not msrp but overall, the card has been awesome. Didnt have any of the fan issues other reviews have mentioned. Playing HelllDivers 2 at ultra settings and native 4k rendering, and its butter smooth. Card designed and built well

Best purchase for my pc so far. Going from 2070 super to this was epic. Playing every game i throw at it at 4k with good temps. Have not seen this gpu break over 70° and thats playing native 4k. High to epic settings temps be around 63° to 65°. The price and performance of this card beats paying and extra 6 to $800 for a 5080 just for an extra 10 to 15fps gain anyday.

Great overall GPU that performs really well. Mem and HotSpot temps can get up to high 80s but the card is still perfectly fine at those temps considering this is one of the shorter 9070XTs length wise. If the fans go above 50% speed it sounds like a jet taking off but my card never really needs to go above 40%. Got it to pass a Steel Nomad run with an Undervolt of -120 and a Mem Clock of 2774MHz, it scored 7997 points. -65 and 2714MHz is what I keep it at most of the time though because it's the highest I can go that is still stable in all of the games I've tried so far. FSR4 is really great as well, just wish AMD would push Devs to put it in games faster and let RX 7000 owners use it officially.