fracasMemberOct 27, 20175,405AMDs Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT start at $549, ship March 6thAMD is ready to compete with Nvidias RTX 50 series.www.theverge.comAMD says they both offer "4K gaming at a 1440p price," though it's making some unusual comparisons to do so according to AMD, the 9070 XT is 51 percent faster on average than a four-year-old RX 6900 XT at 4K and max settings and 26 percent faster than a four-year-old RTX 3090 at the same settings, cards that filled a pricey niche two generations ago.While leaks had suggested the pricing of AMD's 9070 could start at $649, AMD surprised everyone today with suggested retail prices at $549 for this card putting it head-to-head with Nvidia's $549 RTX 5070. The $599 9700 XT could even challenge Nvidia's $749 pricing for its RTX 5070 Ti, as long as AMD has managed to deliver performance that can challenge both of these RTX 50-series cards.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Are we back, chat PatitolocoMemberOct 27, 201727,331Not the worst price, AMD has not gone ga-ga as they usually do! But I want to see actual real prices by OEMs.Mocha JoeMemberJun 2, 202113,168holy shit they did itI thought it was going to be $600+ for both modelsmodizMemberOct 8, 201819,206TheswweetRPG SiteVerifiedOct 25, 20177,234California9070 XT should be a killer 1440p card. I really, really hope they pull it off.starblueMemberOct 28, 20171,819Thing is scalpers and no stock... I don't think I can see a 9070 XT for 700 at launch...for sure....ShinobiOfTheWindMemberNov 28, 20171,853Should have been $499 for the 9070.JonnyTorsoMemberNov 2, 20171,156MNI assumed the xt would be at least 650 after they announced the 9070s price. Absolutely hard to pass up at 600.Remedy please update fsr from 2.2 to 3.1 in Alan Wake 2 lol. I wonder if opticscaler will work out of the box with fsr4.Bill GaitasMemberOct 25, 20173,951JonnyTorso said:I assumed the xt would be at least 650 after they announced the 9070s price. Absolutely hard to pass up at 600.Remedy please update fsr from 2.2 to 3.1 in Alan Wake 2 lol. I wonder if opticscaler will work out of the box with fsr4.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Good luck getting tentpole Nvidia sponsored titles FSR updates lolMiveyMemberOct 25, 201720,265Will be interesting if AMD cards will be available at or near MSRP. If availability is there and reviews are good, this might seriously help AMD expand their marketshare. El mesoMemberOct 27, 2017700Good price, lets see the reviews now, if fsr 4 is as good as dlss 3 then this will be worth otYoungfossilMemberOct 27, 20173,861ChicagoIf its as good or close to the 5070TI im getting one, been wanting to dump Nvidia for a whileLewiePMemberOct 26, 201719,543They seem like competitive prices if they are able to maintain inventory at those prices.CanyonMemberOct 25, 20172,969OhioPlease don't sell out.Please don't sell out!TerbinatorMemberOct 29, 201712,989Interested to see real world RT results.Looks like a decent card for people in that price bracket though.brain_stewMemberOct 30, 20175,930I don't think $600 is a good price given the drop in RT performance that still persists along with the feature deficit vs. Nvidia but it's fine and worth considering. I'm not convinced it's enough to really turn the tide in terms of market share but it's fine.$550 for the 9070 makes it one of the worst products AMD has launched and it's got some stiff competition.BurtFight Sephiroth or end video gamesMemberOct 28, 20179,418you know we're in a dystopia when you aren't sure if they're lying or not but you're still amazed they didn't just superultrainstinctlie straight to your faceMrBobMemberOct 25, 20176,816AMD 7700XT'D the 9700 at only 50 less. 9070xt at 599 is decent if it can actually compete with the 5070 ti on ray tracing and upscaling, and the 599 coolers aren't trash.super-famicomAvengerOct 26, 201729,517Whoa, my guess was correct!BeansBeansBeansMemberJan 14, 2025397Canyon said:Please don't sell out.Please don't sell out!Click to expand...Click to shrink...I cannot imagine a world in which the XT doesn't sell out on hour one. -Le Monde-AvengerDec 8, 201713,974brain_stew said:I don't think $600 is a good price given the drop in RT performance that still persists along with the feature deficit vs. Nvidia but it's fine and worth considering. I'm not convinced it's enough to really turn the tide in terms of market share but it's fine.$550 for the 9070 makes it one of the worst products AMD has launched and it's got some stiff competition.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Ignoring the fake msrp prices going on with nvidia gpus.Even at $600 vs $750Near identical rt and non rt performance to the 5070ti according to their tests is a winner.We'll get a much clearer answer once we get these cards tested. But I wouldn't make any definitives statements just yet. Seems really good if true.Wish they were at $550 and $450.JonnyDBritGod and AnimeMemberOct 25, 201712,761Cautiously optimistic, but definitely interested. Will have to see how the price converts - nominally I'd expect 600, but you never know - and what AIBs try to chargeYuriLowellMemberOct 26, 20174,302I want to see 4k results against a 3080.OP OPfracasMemberOct 27, 20175,405The price is solid but not a game-changer in a vacuum to me - it's going to come down to AIB pricing and how whether the new FSR is actually competitive with DLSS (and how well it's supported).I'm glad they didn't just undercut Nvidia by $50.Renteka-BondChicken ChaserMemberDec 28, 20175,865Clearwater, FloridaCurrently on a 3080 TI but also been slowly building up a new PC, totally down for an XT if I can grab one, seems like it'd be essentially a sidegrade at worst, barring any direct comparison data yet.UAZ-469MemberDec 12, 20231,385Waiting to see tests with the new FSR. Also, that internal $50 difference is strange. Why would anyone ever buy the 9070? Of all the shitty things nvidia does, they at least offer a substantial price difference between their MSRP tiers. Who would buy a 5070 if it was $50 or $100 different from a 5070ti?KugaThe FallenOct 25, 20172,526The 9700 XT price is solid, but the 9700's doesn't make much sense in comparison. AMD must really want to upsell the XT because there's no price/performance reason to not get the XT version for $50 more. It makes me wonder if the yields for these chips are good enough that they don't have as many with defective CUs so they're producing fewer 9700 and want to steer more people towards the 9700 XT.DustC H A O SMemberOct 25, 201740,055True battle will be availability at these prices. But I am monitoring, definitely more rational price point.Nimbat1003MemberNov 14, 20211,919Should hopefully be a perfect upgrade for my 3070 just merd to see how the Australia price plays out I think AMD usually has more favourable conversion in the past a it might be a very favourable situation here.StairouaisOne Winged SlayerMemberOct 25, 20173,041FranceExpect to find XT at 900 /1000 in France, as usual. AllietraaProphet of TruthMemberMar 13, 20192,369AMD priced them low enough to be competitive(given the feature disparity etc) but not low enough to be a must buy. If AMD can get MSRP 9070xt prices vs inflated 5070ti prices though, it's really hard to justify paying an extra $250 for Nvidia even at this tier of card9070 should have been $499 though, it has no business being $50 less and no one should be buying one at that price if the XT is available at $599AstalMemberAug 15, 2022179I shared this in another thread, but I'll repeat I'm happy with this.The 9070 (non-XT) offers a 30% uplift in raw performance over the 7800 XT and has a much-improved upscaler in FSR4 for the same launch price. This should be the norm in the GPU market.Allietraa said:9070 should have been $499 though, it has no business being $50 less and no one should be buying one at that price if the XT is available at $599Click to expand...Click to shrink...I agree $499 would be much nicer and a true steal. Still, $50 is $50 and budget-conscious folks shouldn't rule this card out. It's why the 7700 XT sold reasonably well at launch.DozerMemberMay 30, 2019962Orlando, FLGood prices. Seems like the success of this card will depend heavily on how good FSR4 is.Lant_WarClassic Anus GameThe FallenJul 14, 201824,998UAZ-469 said:Waiting to see tests with the new FSR.Also, that internal $50 difference is strange. Why would anyone ever buy the 9070? Of all the shitty things nvidia does, they at least offer a substantial price difference between their MSRP tiers. Who would buy a 5070 if it was $50 or $100 different from a 5070ti?Click to expand...Click to shrink...It's designed to upsell you to the XT. AMD's done this beforeIts price will probably fall to a realistic place in a few monthsTimuMemberOct 25, 201718,164-Le Monde- said:Ignoring the fake msrp prices going on with nvidia gpus.Even at $600 vs $750Near identical rt and non rt performance to the 5070ti according to their tests is a winner.We'll get a much clearer answer once we get these cards tested. But I wouldn't make any definitives statements just yet. Seems really good if true.Wish they were at $550 and $450.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Yeah if 9070 XT can get close to 5070 Ti in that area then it's price is way more compelling.brain_stewMemberOct 30, 20175,930-Le Monde- said:Ignoring the fake msrp prices going on with nvidia gpus.Even at $600 vs $750Near identical rtClick to expand...Click to shrink...Even AMD aren't trying to claim that, there's a 20% deficit in the most RT heavy benchmark in their slides and that's before accounting for performance benefits of the DLSS4 transformer model.It's shaping up to be a 5070 in RT if you don't account for the performance saving benefits of DLSS4 and that's a $550 card.Nimbat1003MemberNov 14, 20211,919Burt said:look at this real ass slideyou know we're in a dystopia when you aren't sure if they're lying or not but you're still amazed they didn't just superultrainstinctlie straight to your faceClick to expand...Click to shrink...Oh I'm sure it's cherry picker as fuck though in the past AMD cards have gotten some nice performance boost post launch so those numbers might even be real in a couple months lolfinaljediMemberJul 15, 2018619Cincinnati, OHThese will definitely be hard to find for a while. There are a lot of people on cards from 5 or so years ago looking to upgrade and Nvidia didn't give them a great option this gen.stat84AvengerOct 25, 20173,312I will wait and see the real world prices for my country.In any case it looks like a promising upgrade from my 5700XT finally if i can be patient and wait for a good deal like Black Friday around 500-550.AstandahlMemberOct 28, 20179,441brain_stew said:Even AMD aren't trying to claim that, there's a 20% deficit in the most RT heavy benchmark in their slides and that's before accounting for performance benefits of the DLSS4 transformer model.It's shaping up to be a 5070 in RT, which is a $550 card.Click to expand...Click to shrink... J-SkeeThe Wise OnesMemberOct 25, 201712,908I don't need to build a PC, I don't need to build a PC, I don't need to build a PC.TimuMemberOct 25, 201718,164Lant_War said:It's designed to upsell you to the XT. AMD's done this beforeIts price will probably fall to a realistic place in a few monthsClick to expand...Click to shrink...Just like the 7700 XT!DustC H A O SMemberOct 25, 201740,055I don't want to go an a rant but it really fucking sucks when MSRP is basically a lottery find rather than a given-Le Monde-AvengerDec 8, 201713,974brain_stew said:Even AMD aren't trying to claim that, there's a 20% deficit in the most RT heavy benchmark in their slides and that's before accounting for performance benefits of the DLSS4 transformer model.It's shaping up to be a 5070 in RT if you don't account for the performance saving benefits of DLSS4 and that's a $550 card.Click to expand...Click to shrink...My mistake. Need to check the slides again. With that said, I thought both cards were being tested without fsr4+fg and dlss4+fg.Just pure native performance with rt in and off.And the avg advantage for nvidia with rt was 2%Wild CardMemberOct 26, 2017796Astal said:I shared this in another thread, but I'll repeat I'm happy with this.The 9070 (non-XT) offers a 30% uplift in raw performance over the 7800 XT and has a much-improved upscaler in FSR4 for the same launch price. This should be the norm in the GPU market.I agree $499 would be much nicer and a true steal. Still, $50 is $50 and budget-conscious folks shouldn't rule this card out. It's why the 7700 XT sold reasonably well at launch.Click to expand...Click to shrink...This sounds really good, I'd love to see performance comparisons to last gen amd cardsBejeMemberOct 27, 20174,474Dust said:I don't want to go an a rant but it really fucking sucks when MSRP is basically a lottery find rather than a givenClick to expand...Click to shrink...On AMD's side XFX, Sapphire and Powercolor do have MRSP (or extremely close, like $20) models and they're widely available through the whole product lifecycle, they're not like the usual unicorns on Nvidia side that only a couple hundred are released worldwide to claim they hit the MSRP only to never be seen ever again.jroc74MemberOct 27, 201733,279Ok, you have my attention AMD.brain_stewMemberOct 30, 20175,930-Le Monde- said:My mistake. Need to check the slides again. With that said, I thought both cards were being tested without fsr4+fg and dlss4+fg.Just pure native performance with rt in and off.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Sure they were, but if you have an Nvidia card you're going to be able to run your games at a lower base rendering resolution than the AMD card for equivalent image quality thanks to DLSS4.turbobrickMemberOct 25, 201714,314Phoenix, AZprices look good, I'll for sure be getting one of theseI just need the dimensions now to see which one will fit in my case.dreamer3kxMemberOct 27, 2019194So will these actually be in stock, Im sick how pc gaming is currently..