XFX - Mercury AMD Radeon RX 9060XT OC Gaming Edition 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 Gaming Graphics Card - White

This thing is a beast compared to my old card! I'm getting 300+fps and going from an RTX 3060 to this? It's like I can finally see details in a way that helps my gameplay. Best purchase I've made this year by far. I paired it with a ryzen 7 9800x and they work well together. Best value for money GPU in the current market. I also like the amd software more than the Nvidia GeForce.

[Employee of bestbuy] I am really satisfied with this GPU. I am the type of person to spend hours researching before I buy and this is especially true for computer parts. I saw this on sale for the same price as the more basic "SWIFT" model so I went with this. It looks great in my mostly white build, but I'm sure it would look great in a black build too. I bought it to mainly play Battlefield 6 and I feel no need to upgrade for performance.

Working great so far. I bought it for my 7yo, so it's not really getting a workout, but hopefully her system will last her well into high school.

-Hits over 3400 mhz when overclocked. -Does 1440p well in every game. -62 fps in Cyberpunk on Ultra Ray Tracing preset with FSR 4. Sometimes uses 13 of the 16gb vram.

TLDR; Amazing 1080p performance, great at 1440p with FSR and Frame Gen. Tons of VRAM which more games are needing. Highly recommended especially if you can pick it up around $380 like I did. Upgraded from an RTX 2060 6GB to this RX 9060 XT 16GB, and all I can say is WOW! This card is a beast at 1080p. I can see it being good for 1440p as well though I only have a 1080p monitor. The 2060 could not play Oblivion Remastered at Low settings 30FPS, with this card I can crank most things to Ultra and hit over 60FPS without FSR. The game is poorly optimized so take that with a grain of salt. Stalker 2 had the same issues with the old card, now I can crank it to full Ultra at hit 60FPS. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was another title my old card had issues on. With this card, I can hit full Ultra settings 80FPS without FSR. FSR and their frame generation tech works just as good as Nvidia's these days so don't listen to people who say otherwise. AMD has made major improvements to these technologies over the years and are now just as good. The only downside with AMD cards is Ray Tracing and Path Finding. I personally don't care much for that, preferring higher frames over looks always, so any game I can disable those features or turn them down, I do. As for cooling, this Mercury edition is XFX's high end version of the card, so they've put a lot of focus on improving the cooling. This card barely hits 50c in most games I play! I use a very basic fan curve in MSI Afterburner, 0% at 0c then 100% at 100c, and it stays cool and quiet. I use headphones so noise levels don't concern me at all but this is a nice quiet card if you care. Overall, highly recommended for budget/mid-range gamers. Performance is great at 1080p, online benchmarks say its great for 1440p as well especially with FSR/Frame Gen, temps stay very cool. Only minor complain is the included GPU stand is too short for me. I have an older style mid tower ATX case that does NOT have a PSU shroud. If you have a newer case with the shroud or a mATX case, it should work perfectly for you. It only extends to around 5 inches total, in my case there is a good 8 inches of space between the GPU and the bottom of the case.