u should buy this one as long as u playing on 1080p, u may be able to play some games on 1440p but its mostly a FULL HD GPU tho Read more

Perfect mid-high end budget GPU. Nothing wrong with it and can keep up with most 2025 triple A games. However 8gb VRAM isn’t enough anymore. If you need a better GPU because you want to run new games at high graphics then there’s no point in getting this because the 8gb vram will keep you from using its full potential. Perfect for a budget build and if you don’t mind playing new games at low-mid settings. Read more

Desde que reemplazo la Rx 580 2048sp Tiene un rendimiento brutal y supera sin creces, está versión de 8gb es buena para usuarios casuales y que necesita más tecnología, ya lo probaré en ciertos programas de edición de video y renderizado a ver, comprarla les gustará, no se crean ese cuento chino de los gurus que necesitan una de 16gb o 24gb para jugar decente eso es echar la plata al retrete, tarjeta recomendada Read more

Performance: I upgraded from an RTX 2060 6GB to the RX 9060 XT 8Gb and after a week of using it, I can confidently say it was a solid decision. My FPS in most of the games I play jumped significantly, and everything runs smoother overall. It’s also been great for my work , I do a mix of gaming and productivity tasks (some light editing, multitasking, …), and the RX 9060 XT handles it all without breaking a sweat. Temps are stable, noise levels are low, and I didn’t run into any issues with drivers so far. For the price, I think it offers excellent value. Definitely recommended if you’re looking for a powerful GPU without spending a fortune. BTW, Also, some people complain that 8GB of VRAM is too little. I would suggest that if anyone needs more VRAM, you should consider buying the 12GB or 15GB versions. The RX 9060 XT offers multiple VRAM options 8GB is a good choice for those who don’t require much and is reasonably priced for basic tasks. Read more

I was aiming for a 9060xt 16Gb but the stock is pretty limited for that model so i bought this one and did some test. (Ryzen 7 5700x3d + 9060xt 8Gb) upon testing certain games (at 1080p) this are the results i got: The Finals: 170-200fps (native res, competitive sets) CS2: 250-300fps (native res, competitive sets) Rainbow Six X: 300fps (native res, competitive sets) Days Gone: 200fps (native res, high graphics) Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered: 150fps (FSR 3 Balanced, mixed graphics) Need For Speed Heat (Modded with Unity): 90fps (Native res, high graphics) Remeber all this was played at 1920x1080, this GPU offers a great performance/price ratio if your gaming at this resolutions, do i recommend? honestly… no, even if your used to play at 1080 some games wouldn’t let you play at high settings due to the vram bottleneck, also nowadays 1440p monitors are almost the same price as a 1080p monitor and looks sharper and better and this GPU is not going to let you play smoothly at such resolution. I would personally recommend saving 100 more bucks and get the 16Gb model, the graphic card is not bad but is not future proof. Disclaimer: Competitive sets = a mix of graphic settings to have a visual or optimal graphic advantage in the game, also the fps may vary depending on you CPU in my case i have a x3d model which is intended for gaming but i also tested with my Ryzen 5 5600g and the overall performance decreased by a 30%, i’m going to refund the GPU. Read more