Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great base card from Asus. The fans are quiet in my opinion up to 2300 rpm. Even at max rpm of 3300 it doesn't sound high pitched. It has dual bios, power adjustable up 116%. Core voltage adjustment +100 in MSI Afterburner. Phase change TIM, so no need to reapply paste anytime soon. In benchmark tests the hottest I've seen it get was 68 to 70c. Gaming it stays in the low to mid 60. That's with my ambient temp of 90F, 33C. The memory junction temp. is 64 to 66c. It seems like a great card for a base. I have had it for about 3 weeks. I love it. For an MSRP card you can't beat it.

Wow what a great video card. Solid and very quiet, does bot get hot when pushed. Thinking after some future updates this will be a card i will.use for years.

Works well, plays all my games and great benchmarking scores on 3dmark. I have a 4k monitor and most games still get good frame rates. Didnt want to pay for overpriced nvidia products. This card is a little no frills but it runs mostly very quiet until i play the most intense graphics games and benchmarks otherwise fan noise is pretty normal. Very minimal led and used 3 normal power connectors that most have already. Amd drivers are pretty stable nowadays so no problems and if you agressively undervolt it usuall comes back to where you can reset driver sertings from saved settings. Dont be afraid to try it.

This is a delayed review. I wanted to save it until I've used the card for a few months. I'm very happy with performance. It runs cool for most games and handles graphically intense titles very well at high settings. Struggles at ultra settings for games like cyber punk but that's expected. Great upgrade from my 3060ti

This GIGABYTE RX 9070xt Gaming OC balances speed, features, and build quality. Excellent raster!

The card runs things very well at 1440p with plenty of vram to spare for future games. The price of $730 is alright given the current market but it would be very good closer to MSRP. The card itself is remarkably cool and quiet except I got a little unlucky and got one with some coil whine. Even with the coil whine it's quieter than my old card however.

This GPU has worked great so far. Quiet fan and has the card has worked flawlessly so far on all games.

The 9070xt rips through every game i play so far. The speed of the card is perfect if you need low latency and high frames for competitive shooters. I have it paired with a 7800x3d and it’s the perfect system. Runs my OLED LG screen at 1440p stretch res and a capture card with no issue so far.

This card is amazing value at the MSRP and Best Buy had it at MSRP. I've been very happy with this card playing all of the latest games at 1440p ultra typically over 120 fps on new titles. On older or e-sports titles it will go past my 240hz monitor. Drivers work, card is cool and quiet, 10/10.

The 9070XT is an extremely efficient card. It runs quietly and at a low temperature. The AMD Adrenalin software allows for customizing things like the power consumption settings as well as the fan curves, while also providing an array of software features to further boost the card's performance.

This card has treated me well. There's no coil whine, no overheating issues, the performance is rock solid @ 1440p on every game I play and it works out of the box on Fedora Linux with out any additional setup!

I upgraded from my RTX 3070 and the 9070XT runs circles around it. The 9070XT is a beast in raw performance. AMD has upped their game in ray tracing performance. This card is perfect for people looking for price to performance. The 9070XT may not be the best in DLSS/FSR, but it excels everywhere elese. Definitely would recommend picking this up!

The 9070 XT does well against its competition's counterpart. Gigabyte did well with this as the card is not loud nor is it too big like other 9070 XTs. No dripping thermal paste as reported recently. I received mine 2 weeks ago from writing this review, so they may have switched the compound/putty from the earlier versions.

The Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB is simply a beast. From the moment I tried it, I realized it's not just a graphics card, it's a next-level experience. Performance It runs the heaviest titles at 4K ultra settings without breaking a sweat. Competitive games like Call of Duty, Valorant, and Apex Legends run over 200 FPS in 2K with brutal fluidity. Ray tracing is optimized: realistic shadows, reflections, and lights without dropped frames. Temperature & Stability Thanks to its triple Windforce fan and good dissipation, it stays cool even during long sessions. There's no thermal throttling: total stability even if you push it to the limit. Creativity & Streaming For streamers and creators, it's pure gold. Improved AV1 and H.265 encoding, which means sharper streams with less resource consumption. Editing 4K video is lightning fast, and exporting projects no longer feels like an eternity.

I don’t have it paired with the best CPU, (Ryzen 9 5900x) but I still get crazy performance out of it. I played a lot of Escape From Tarkov, and if anyone knows, the game is extremely under optimized. But with this GPU, I fetch around 100-120fps on 1440p. Thats actually pretty huge for that game. 100% worth the investment.

Great card. Great value. Great performance. Good size.

Works so good right out of the box. This is the best graphics card I’ve ever bought in my life. My games look amazing now Diablo four looks so good really brings out the 3-D in the game at points. I can see just amazing picture vibrant 16 GB of memory is so nice to have now I can play any game in 1440 no problem

Went for this GPU since Nvidia hours are a little bit pricey right now haven't used it yet but feels quality and solid and design is nice not to flashy but not to plain

What does this "premium" OC model get you for the additional $130 over MSRP? It's literally the same cooler and pcb as the MSRP model, just with a whopping 5% overclock. My particular unit had very bad coil whine, it was louder than the fans and everything else in my build. The cooler is also undersized, and this card runs hot. Hot spot temps were near 90c (88.9c according to HWINFO) and memory temps reached 94c. That's just too hot for $130 over the MSRP. I am using a O11 Vision with bottom and side intake and there's plenty of airflow and access to cool air in my build - expect this card to run even hotter if you don't have sufficient airflow in your case. There doesn't seem to be anything "premium" about this model to justify the increased price at all. If this card was an MSRP model at $600 I could have potentially lived with these faults, as there are many positive features of these 9070 XTs. With some slight tuning I was able to achieve better than out of the box performance using significantly less power - I was able to limit power draw -20% and set an undervolt of -.80 with an overclock value of +500 (which it will not achieve, but will run at a maximum clock based on load and power). All of this was easily done through the better than the competition adrenaline software. Surprisingly games were a few fps HIGHER than stock while using around 270 watts (stock is 330). The card ran cooler (hot spot was a much better 80c), but memory still ran warm at 92c. Not to mention FSR 4 actually being good... but RNDA 4 is surprisingly efficient as well (when tuned). It's a shame AMD isn't doing anything to resupply MSRP models. I have been checking best buy and other competitors (microcenter being one) and since launch there hasn't been any MSRP cards - this card is as close as it has come to $600 to get a 9070XT, and it just feels bad at $730. AMD insists that MSRP models are a priority but I think they are just "jebating" gamers. If they wanted to have MSRP models on store shelves they could easily do so. I'm returning this for the coil whine and awful cooler/value. I can't recommend this card at the current price.

The gpu is easy to install and performs extremely well at 1440p. I am getting more than 144fps easily on many games with tbh out any FSR or FG software activated. I highly recommend this card for the price range.