Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it and got good deal. Perfect on my computer.

This gpu is was the gpu I wanted to buy but I accidentally bought a 8gb but I ended up getting this one and it's great. It has wonderful value and good performance.

Works perfect for my fiance! She mainly plays Minecraft and Phasmaphobia, where she used to have some stuttering every now and then. Now it runs insanely smooth with no issues

The product works great. The customer service was very easy and simple.

Built my son a computer using this card and wow.. It performs very well and matched nicely with the 9600X CPU.

Runs really well, better than i expected! I would recommend, will use again i future builds.

Exactly what I needed, it was packaged pretty well and had no problems. I fully recommend getting it for your next build or upgrade!!

Upgraded from an nvidia 1660 and trying amd for the first time, loving the card! Great for its price point and a perfect budget card

Great GPU for the price preforms close to much more expensive cards

This XFX Swift RX 9060XT delivers impressive performance for its price class, handling modern AAA titles smoothly at 1080p and respectable at 1440p. Gamers love how quiet and cool it runs, and overall build quality feels solid. While not top-of-the-line high-end, it’s a great mid-range upgrade that strikes a nice balance between performance and value, especially if priced around MSRP. Most buyers would recommend this card to friends and fellow builders.

If you're looking to make a build with nothing but the best price to performance ratio this is the best graphics card on the market for that. I've been able to throw every modern game at high settings without a problem, regularly hits 120-140 fps average and doesn't even get hot enough to have to worry about letting it rest.

This graphics card is an incredible deal for anyone looking to jump into 1440p gaming without breaking the bank. It delivers smooth, high-quality visuals and handles modern AAA titles with ease while staying cool and quiet. Build quality feels premium, and setup was plug-and-play with no issues. It’s a fantastic entry point into higher-resolution gaming and easily outperforms expectations for the price. Definitely worth every dollar!

I’ve been using this card for at least 2 almost 3 months an this is my first pc build but I’ve did ton of research and everything about the graphics card runs smoothly with good temps and pretty good fps numbers at 1440p

First of all, even though its not listed as an overclocked card it is. The card feels solid, with a metal back plate. One benefit of this card is that it uses x16 pcie lanes versus x8 pcie lanes like the 5060 ti. What this means is that if you have an older system using pcie 3.0, youll have minimal performance impact whereas the 5060 ti youll see significant performance degration. I ran the steel nomad benchmark and hit over 4000. Great card at a great price.

The RX 9070 XT offers spectacular performance in demanding games and tasks, with fluid 4K graphics and quiet operation. It is a powerful, efficient and totally recommended GPU for Game

Easy to install, easy to set up. Surprised it only has one power plug on the card but so far hasn't limited the capabilities power wise. Definitely make sure you have space for this card, it's a long one. Had to get a new case for the wife so it would fit.

Very easy to install and configure. Downloaded the latest driver. Works great in Windows 11. Everything you need in a simple cost effective package.

Card is great, easy install, low temps , looks clean

got this on launch day. cant beat the price to performance. runs well and cooler than i expected. have it paired with a 9600x and everything runs flawlessly. extremely happy i was able to snag this

Well, switching from team green has not come without costa. Costs im more than happy to say did not beat the cost to performance for this card. Ive had some suffering performance in heavy Nvidia favored games. Though, those instances are far and few between. This GPU has left me feeling 0 buyers remorse. Thank you, AMD.