AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB Review: 1440p Power for Under $400

[WhiteLeaff]

Let's see how much performance is left over from these GPUs using an AM4 system.

Probably not much on the Nvidia side, as they use PCIe x8.

 

[Rudyduu]

If people didn't overpay for GPU's their price would come down. It's just as much the fault of the buyers as it is the market places where they are being sold. If they sold them at MSRP and they all sold out they wouldn't be able to make any more money until they got another shipment of GPUs.

 

[oasked]

Availability seems really good on these. Plenty still in stock on launch day, at £314.99. Lots of more expensive variants available too, but significantly cheaper than the 5060Ti.

 

[hahahanoobs]

-Yeah, right now people are more mad that AMD is rising to Nvidia's price instead of making the Nvidia cards they actually want to buy cheaper.

Literally complaining that AMD has a "faker" MSRP.

Radeon is supposed to "save gamers from Nvidia" and it almost never works, and when it doesn't happen, the pitchforks come out and AMD becomes the target.

Rinse and repeat...

 

[Loadedaxe]

Welcome to entry level gaming, gone are the smaller nodes that sell for $200. as the last few years have shown, even if Nvidia (GTX 3050) or AMD (RX6500XT) do decide to make one, they, like these will not be going at MSRP.

MSRP means "May Someday Retail Properly"

In 2 years they may get close to retail, stop holding your breath, your face is turning blue.