AMD Radeon 9070 XT Rumored to Outpace RTX 5070 Ti by Almost 15%

[mb194dc]

Cyberpunk 4k with RT will be unplayable regardless.

Likely confirms AMD need to heavily cherry pick benchmarks to show anything.

Look at the card specs, the 9070xt will trade with 7900gre in raster...

 

[AusWolf]

Cyberpunk 4k with RT will be unplayable regardless.

Likely confirms AMD need to heavily cherry pick benchmarks to show anything.

Look at the card specs, the 9070xt will trade with 7900gre in raster...

AMD didn't cherry pick anything here. This is a leak / rumour.

By the way, 7900 GRE performance is fine, imo, as long as the price is right.

 

[mb194dc]

AMD didn't cherry pick anything here. This is a leak / rumour.

By the way, 7900 GRE performance is fine, imo, as long as the price is right.

It's a hype leak, they're picking something to show gains in scenario that means nothing to any reasonable use case.

9070xt will have much better RT performance... But like 4070/5070 RT will be largely unusable anyway at 1440p+

Without using upscaling which negates any benefit. Image quality will be worse.

Likely most depressing gpu generation for a long time...

 

[AusWolf]

It's a hype leak, they're picking something to show gains in scenario that means nothing to any reasonable use case.

Leak - as such, it should be taken with a pinch (or truckload) of salt, especially since it's MLID.

9070xt will have much better RT performance... But like 4070/5070 RT will be largely unusable anyway at 1440p+

Source?

Image quality will be worse.

Again, source?

 

[Krit]

If the RT gap is closed and FSR 4 is good, then what prevents AMD from asking the same price as Nvidia?

They could try but knowing people most likely they will not buy it at almost the same price. Only 7% price difference.

Look at the card specs, the 9070xt will trade with 7900gre in raster...

That's already debunked by AMD weeks ago.

Worst case scenario RX 7900 XT and RTX 4070S RT.

 

[AnotherReader]

AMD didn't cherry pick anything here. This is a leak / rumour.

By the way, 7900 GRE performance is fine, imo, as long as the price is right.

7900 GRE performance would be very disappointing. I expect them to match the 7900 XT at least.

 

[Luminescent]

AMD cannot launch a GPU, Nvidia cannot deliver newly launched GPUs, otherwise, everything is fine.

 

[Super XP]

I hope it doesn't outpace it in price too!

AMD can't hike the price because they need to be cheaper than the GTX 5070Ti and non Ti. Hopefully AMD doesn't screw up this opportunity to have a fast product for a reasonable price tag. Hence they need to gain Market Share.

AMD cannot launch a GPU, Nvidia cannot deliver newly launched GPUs, otherwise, everything is fine.

AMD is stuffing the Channels with 9070 and 9070xts since December 2024. So when they are ready, they will have loads of quantities available.

7900 GRE performance would be very disappointing. I expect them to match the 7900 XT at least.

Looks to be faster than the 7900xt. It was meant to compete with the 5070-5080.

 

[Tek-Check]

... I'm just thinking that 500 is the top price people would consider "good" for the 9070XT, at least assuming prices don't go to hell due to tariffs and crap

Nonsense. The chart suggests that 9070XT will be only ~10% slower than 5080. Why would AMD ever sell such card for twice as little money?
9070 ~$500, ~10% faster faster than 5070 and 16GB of VRAM. A deal of the year for mid-range gamers.
9070XT $650/690, ~10% faster than 5070Ti

Doesn't help AMD anything at all on having 15% more performance here when AMD lacks all of the great features the NVIDIA GPU have. I would gladly have 10-15% lower performance in trade for the awesome features the NVIDIA GPUs comes with.

The awesome feature set is one of the reasons why NVIDIA sells like hot cakes.

Brainwashing customers also sells products, since the beginning of time...

$699 it is, then? And after that all depends on AIB markups. If they're just as bad for 70ti as they are for 80 on Nvidia's side but AMD's are more normal in the traditional $50-100 range, they might have a competitor, though not a world-beater "consumer jackpot!" deal.

9070 for $499 and 9070XT for $699 would actually be a jackpot.

9070xt would still be a good card for $549, same price as the 5070 with 30%+ more raster, similar if not better raytracing and more vram. (ofc with inferior fsr compared to dlss, and no cuda. )

9070XT is NOT going to cost $549. Forget about it. 9070 non-XT will be ~$500.
It will be only 10/15% slower than 5080.

Wow. This is very close to the 5080... With AIBs pushing a 330W TDP, it'd comes even closer; yet people still insist it should be priced at $500?

People are completely brainwashed and don't pay attention to details. They just throw random numbers around.