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CORE CLOCKBoost Clock : up to 3060 MHz (Reference card: 2970 MHz)Game Clock : up to 2520 MHz (Reference card: 2400 MHz)WINDFORCE COOLING SYSTEMThe WINDFORCE cooling system delivers exceptional thermal performance through a combination of cutting-edge technologies. It features server-grade thermal conductive gel, innovative Hawk fans with alternate spinning, composite copper heat pipes, a large vapor chamber, 3D active fans, and screen cooling.ASTONISHING EXTERIOR DESIGNThe GAMING series draws the concept from mech warriors, blending the futuristic armor with mechanical aesthetics to deliver exceptional protection and powerful durability. It goes beyond mere appearances and functionality, offering a profound interpretation of futuristic technology.MULTI-LAYERED VISUALLike armor, the exterior features a multi-layered structure combined with varied surface material finishes.UNIQUE TEXTUREUnique textures cover the curved surface, paired with the layering of appreance that give the GAMING design a strong armor-like identity. Every detail highlights a sturdy image and accentuates mechanical aesthetics.RGB LIGHTINGWith 16.7M customizable color options and numerous lighting effects, you can choose any lighting effect or synchronize with other devices in GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER.SLIDING SIDE PLATEFeaturing a power armor design with a sliding side plate, allowing users to customize their build to match their unique style.This animation is for illustrative purposes only. Actual product appearance may vary.REINFORCED STRUCTUREThe reinforced metal backplate with a bent edge, securely fastened to the I/O bracket, provides exceptional structural integrity. Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING OC 16G Graphic Card Powered by Radeon™ RX 9070 XT Integrated with 16GB GDDR6 256bit memory interface WINDFORCE cooling system Hawk fan Server-grade Thermal conductive gel RGB Lighting Dual BIOS (Performance / Silent) Reinforced structure
Model Number:
RX 9070 XT
Product SKU:
15564421735
UPC:
889523047569
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Gamer = AMD, If you don't know anything about computers then most buy Nvidia.
Been building computers for over 20+ years. Used both extensively. Gaming, graphics, AI, crypto mining, ect.
Ray Tracing has always been a gimmick. FSR is real technology though.
Anyways my current personal device has a 6900xt. Though I have a 9700xt waiting for a new build. I had a 5070 TI but returned it after some testing. I'm just waiting on ram atm.
Intel and Nvidia been screwing up to much on production. Messed up 13000/14000 series of chips(intel) and Nvidia just about always lied or screwed up many cards in the series. the 970, 2070, 3070, 4070 and any TI of those.
The best value cards in Nvidia are always on the 6xx series and TI version with double memory. Example 4060 ti 5060 ti 16gb version. Notable mention for GTX1080 (Thing was a beast at the time) and RTX3080(still amazing card).
Favorite brands for builds is Asus and Gigabyte because of their manufacturing process and post OEM parts used in their cards.
Note price dependant. Current prices right now for performance AMD is just slaughtering Nvidia.
For people that say well my xxx card was great! Good for you but did you build 1000's of PCs and had to deal with RMA and failures? Nope.
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I have this card and a 5070ti. This is a great card but slightly under the performance of a 5070ti. I'm playing Alan Wake 2 and on high settings this card can't handle it. I'm using a Ryzen 5900xt.
where are people learning these misconceptions.
Yes the 9070 xt is a little worse than the 5070 ti in raster and a tad worse in RT but it is very close in performance. I would say the main dowsides are much worse PT performance, no hardware SER, no native fp4, worse frame pacing with FG, less antilag implementations, less RR implementation and worse RR in general.
But aside from those minor things the actual performance in raster AND rt is very comparable
In a number of titles it out performs the 70ti. A couple of titles the 5070ti is quite better. Mostly neck and neck. The RT performance is actually quite good. Path tracing basically doesn't work in my experience.
In a number of titles it out performs the 70ti. A couple of titles the 5070ti is quite better. Mostly neck and neck. The RT performance is actually quite good. Path tracing basically doesn't work in my experience.
Another good video comparison can be found by Hardware Unboxed channel which shows 52 games in 1440p and 4k between a 9070XT and 5070TI - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBNwDg9WkT8
As you already highlighted some games favor the 9070XT and other the 5070TI.
I have the 9070XT and while I miss some of the Nvidia features of the 2080TI it replaced, the price to performance still outweighs any majors cons. Under-volting the card was easy and gave some reduced power draw and heat and runs perfectly stable. Unless you have specific needs for CUDA cores, if you're gaming the 9070XT is still a solid choice.
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Been building computers for over 20+ years. Used both extensively. Gaming, graphics, AI, crypto mining, ect.
Ray Tracing has always been a gimmick. FSR is real technology though.
Anyways my current personal device has a 6900xt. Though I have a 9700xt waiting for a new build. I had a 5070 TI but returned it after some testing. I'm just waiting on ram atm.
Intel and Nvidia been screwing up to much on production. Messed up 13000/14000 series of chips(intel) and Nvidia just about always lied or screwed up many cards in the series. the 970, 2070, 3070, 4070 and any TI of those.
The best value cards in Nvidia are always on the 6xx series and TI version with double memory. Example 4060 ti 5060 ti 16gb version. Notable mention for GTX1080 (Thing was a beast at the time) and RTX3080(still amazing card).
Favorite brands for builds is Asus and Gigabyte because of their manufacturing process and post OEM parts used in their cards.
Note price dependant. Current prices right now for performance AMD is just slaughtering Nvidia.
For people that say well my xxx card was great! Good for you but did you build 1000's of PCs and had to deal with RMA and failures? Nope.
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Yes the 9070 xt is a little worse than the 5070 ti in raster and a tad worse in RT but it is very close in performance. I would say the main dowsides are much worse PT performance, no hardware SER, no native fp4, worse frame pacing with FG, less antilag implementations, less RR implementation and worse RR in general.
But aside from those minor things the actual performance in raster AND rt is very comparable
https://youtu.be/dZkaEAC3nPE?si=
https://youtu.be/dZkaEAC3nPE?si=
As you already highlighted some games favor the 9070XT and other the 5070TI.
I have the 9070XT and while I miss some of the Nvidia features of the 2080TI it replaced, the price to performance still outweighs any majors cons. Under-volting the card was easy and gave some reduced power draw and heat and runs perfectly stable. Unless you have specific needs for CUDA cores, if you're gaming the 9070XT is still a solid choice.
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