XFX - Swift AMD Radeon RX 9060XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 Gaming Graphics Card - Black

Paired this with a 7900x and the temps and performance of both are amazing. Cyberpunk hits 80fps on Ultra settings, and with ray tracing settings I can still hit over 60fps no problem on medium (didn’t use fsr3/fsr4). I did notice there’s no way to turn off the LED on the XFX logo and the fans aren’t a sound issue Keep in mind I haven’t tried to overclock or change any settings (cpu either) and this is with the launch drivers; since I’d bought this 2 weeks after release. So performance by the time you buy should be better. My full pc build below Ryzen 9 7900x XFX Swift Radeon RX 9060 XT Triple fan MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi Corsair VENGEANCE 32GB DDR5 30CL Patriot Viper VP4300 Lite 2TB M.2 Corsair RM750e Gen 5 Corsair 4000D Airflow Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE

My 2070 super lost function after 5 years, decided to switch to AMD now that the price difference is night and day with NVIDIA. I hear this gpu pulls less power while delivering newer functions like FSR4. This was an insane graphical and fps boost for me, getting constant max frames on my 165hz monitor in apex legends, stunning graphics in single player games like RE4. I would recommend this to everyone that might be on the fence between brands. Hard to imagine going back to NVIDIA after picking this up!

This card is already factory OCed to 182w and you can further turn it up to 200w. Power limit is the most significant factor to your cards performance. All other settings are more or less trivial. In the stock settings, this card will give you 99th percentile in userbenchmark. With a +10% power limit, it is on par with rtx 4070 on furmak 1440p bench. I personally run it with a -17% power limit, that's about 250w at full utilization. GPU hotspot temp in the 60s and GPU temp at 40s at full utilization. Basically zero rpm, no noise at all when not gaming, and much less fan noise when gaming. In this price range, $300-$400, this card holds the best value. Of course buying used will give you more value but that also comes with significant risks, a shortor lifespan and a lack of warranty for example. If you want to save some money, then you should try B580, which is about 30% cheaper now. But you never know if Intel will axe their dGPU department in the near future. Intel is struggling financially right now and the dGPU department isn't doing a phenomenal job either.

The graphics are crisp the fans are quite, runs great an looks great in the case

Great card, silent, great temps. Really nice looking too.