Compre esta GPU porque los otros modelos de la 9060xt estaban a 500$ pesos mas o menos, la diferencia de temperatura era drástica comparada a la versión de Powercolor o Asus que usan memoria Hynix y la RX 9070XT cuesta casi el doble por solo 50fps más en los mismos gráficos ultra en 1440p, lo cual no es importante para mi ya que la compre para todo antes de 2022 y la excepción ocasional como el nuevo Halo, Space Engineers 2 o Helldivers 2. Muy buena tarjeta, no sube de 60°C grados, muy fresca. Read more

Astonishing how good this graphics card performs for the price. I have been able to consistently get 200+ fps at 1080p benchmarks with 3,330mhz clock speed and 120+ fps during any game I want to play. It's a really great card for 1080p/1440p gaming and fairly high vram workloads. I vastly prefer amd's control panel for monitoring temperatures, changing graphic settings, overclocking, and managing fans vs nvidia's control panel. It is extremely easy to overclock either by letting amd automatically do it for you at an extra 105mhz or manually overclocking to 200 mhz without issue. Leaving it stock would give you more than enough performance. Read more

Reliable, powerful. An excellent budget pick, this might be one of the best GPU’s I’ve ever seen. Especially for its price. Competes with my friends 3080. Easy to install. If you want a beast of a GPU for an excellent price, this is the one I recommend for a budget build that stands on its legs for future proofing your PC. Read more

I put this on an inexpensive tiny PC as an external GPU, because my gaming laptop (ASUS ROG Strix G16) had a 13th gen i9, and 13th and 14th gen i9 chips are redlined by Intel to try and pretend they're as good as AMD, resulting in system instability and crashes (complete reboot) when running anything written in Unreal Engine 5. This is a known issue. I replaced the extremely expensive G16 laptop with a 600 CAD tiny PC from China that had a Radeon 7840U processor (with integrated R790 graphics) and 32 gigs of DDR5, as well as an Oculink interface. Then got myself a Minisforum DEG1 external GPU dock, and plugged the 9060XT into it. The tiny PC is now officially a monster. It performs WAY better than I expected, and this card seems more or less in competition with the RTX 5060Ti 16-gig. Slightly lower performance but half the price and lower power usage. I'm very happy. Easy to get going, and it's a powerhouse. Having 16 gigs of RAM, it's actually better at raytracing than pretty much any RTX card that has only 8 GB of RAM, despite their optimizations. Believe it or not, this card actually closes the gap with the 5060Ti once raytracing is enabled. As a bonus, most of the time the fans don't run on this card unless I'm actually gaming. It's very cool, and even when I cranked up settings to the max, my GPU rarely goes above around 57 C. It's also insanely efficient on power, which was my other primary concern, since I'll be going off-grid in a year or so, and the difference in power draw is more than 1 KWh per day. That's a huge difference when you're off grid. Update - Running this card externally and adding "Lossless Scaling" (from Steam) in the background, and with frame generation and upscaling (FSR and LS together) I can get Cyberpunk 2077 to hit 200 FPS at 3440x1440. Comparatively, Incursion Red River is in Alpha, runs on Unreal Engine 5 and is completely unoptimized. It still hits over 100 frames on Ultra settings. I couldn't be happier with the performance of this car, especially considering it's half the size of most of the monster cards out there these days. Read more

Excelente opcion, aún usándola con pcie 3.0 su rendimiento es genial. Read more

Great product for a great price. Replaced an aging 2070 super with this and could not be happier with the results. Whisper quit, only requires a 8 pin connector and is extremely efficient. 16 gigs of vram will keep you gaming into the future. Would highly recommend this card for great mid level gaming. Read more

Incredible card for this price!! I can run desired games flawlessly at high graphics 1080p. Very easy to install once it arrived. Read more

Sapphire is currently my favorite manufacturer of AMD video cards, and this card is great for what it is. It’s powerful enough to blow the doors off of most modern titles at 1440p and, if you pay around MSRP, it’s a great value. Unlike the RX 7600 [Navi 33] which was limited to PCIe 4x8, the RX 9060 XT [Navi 44] has a full PCIe 5x16 interface. While this doesn’t make that much difference per se, it certainly can if you’re planning to pair this card with a system with an older or more limited PCI bus (e.g. PCIe Gen2 or Gen3). In other words, this card has a fully implemented bus interface, which is good. 16GB of VRAM is good too, and no longer "future proof" since Unreal Engine 5's proliferation; the future is now. As usual, Sapphire’s implementation is easy to work on, lightweight, fairly compact and stays quiet despite cooling very well. This card is also classy looking, IMO, with subdued colors and no LED light show. This model has a very reasonable amount of overhead, though you’re hard limited at 182W for power. Expect edge temperatures in the mid to high 50’s Celsius under typical gaming loads, even when overclocked. The pre-applied Honeywell PTM7950 TIM probably helps out on the cooling front, you can’t do much better than that. Though if you do plan to push the card much beyond stock, it may be wise to disable Zero RPM and set a custom, linear fan curve; the junction temps can jump up pretty fast if you’re not actively cooling. Linux support is outstanding (make sure your kernel, firmware and Mesa stack are as current as possible for best results), and has been absolutely rock solid. All in all, I’d recommend this card to anyone who wants a good value card that’s easy to work on and performs well without being too flashy. Read more

With my former GPU which was the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 580 4GB, this graphics card (Sapphire Pulse RX 9060 XT) is a substantial upgrade, went from a chocking 4GB of VRAM to a breathable 16GB of VRAM is a phenomenal jump, with its latest FSR Technology, it's an extra ordinary experience, wild how powerful GPU has become nowadays. With its pricing, I would say its worth its price, given that it defeats the NVIDIA's RTX 5060 non-TI's which has a little less performance but more pricey (but has DLSS though), its amazing for budget builders, but if you have more budget, I would go for the RTX 5060 TI (16GB version), but for me, I went for the budget card, given that mid to high end current GPU nowadays is expensive (i.e. RTX 5060 TI's). FPS in games: (No FSR Scaling and Frame Gen.) - Minecraft (with Complementary Shaders v5.5 + Euphoria Patches): 140FPS on Popular settings (Default Minecraft Settings) - War Thunder (Movie Settings Preset): 220FPS (May vary between maps) - GTA 5 Enhanced (Max Preset w/ Ray Tracing): 60 - 70FPS (Untested) (May vary since it's CPU demanding) - Marvel Rivals (Optimized Settings) (High Settings, AMD FSR 4 Scaling, AMD Anti Lag 2, FPS Capped on 180FPS, Render Scaling set to where arrow is pointed) (In-game Optimization may vary depending on hardware) (Tokyo Map): w/Frame Gen. ( 157 FPS Max, 70 FPS Min ) without Frame Gen. ( 114 FPS Max, 67 FPS Min ). - BeamNG.Drive (Ultra) (Italy): 70 - 90FPS - CS2 (Ultra, capped FPS to 180): 180FPS (map with lake and some kind of vegetated stones everywhere, I forgor ;-;) PC Specs: - Intel Core i5-12400F (with Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120) - Corsair Vengeance DDR4 CL16 32GB, XMP @ 3200MT/s - Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9060 XT (16GB) (at HYPR-RX and 'Favours Performance' settings) (with adaptive sync) - Crucial P3 1TB (non 3D) - Corsair CX650 Read more

Excellent upgrade from my gtx 1660ti 6gb card Read more

Works well with my amd CPU Read more