Great card for $350. I purchased the power color reaper 9060 XT 16 GB card to play battlefield 6, with ryzen 7 7700X, 32gb ram, win11 with 4K Native highest settings for graphics. The card works great. I read many people were having driver issues and I see what they're talking about. You have to disable all of the upscaling and frame generation features in the AMD Adrenaline app. (They are all on by default) Not sure if it's just the game or the driver, but the game would crash with driver errors. the features are not necessary, The card works great only using about 11 GB. I would definitely recommend it. Read more
Upgraded from GTX 1080. At $389 this is a great card. The 9060 xt is paired with an i5-14600k and 32 GB DDR4. World of Warcraft looks fantastic on a LG monitor at 5120x1440 and all settings maxed out. Delves 100-175 fps. Flying around the Dragon Isles and War Within 55-125 fps. Outside the cities the card gives very smooth rendering. The 9060xt struggles a little bit in the cities. Valdrakken is 40-75 fps and some minor stuttering. Bogs down a little bit and minor stuttering in Dornogal, 36-80 fps. The 16gb is very important as Dornogal uses 14 gb of the card's memory as measured with GPU-Z. Other multimedia such as dvd, blue ray, photoshop, web surfing and such are well rendered. Productivity, word, powerpower point, excel, scientific programs are sharp and clear. The card at stock speeds; GPU runs 72-75C, hot spot 88-90C, DDR6 72-74C. With memory overclocked to 2800MHz and board power setting to 9, GPU runs 73-76C, hot spot 88-91C, DDR6 74-76C. Overclocking and undervolting the GPU did not seem to make a difference so left at stock specs. Drivers could use a little work to evenly distribute rendered frames. Card operates a little on the warm side. Read more
Got it on a deal. Reliable, quiet, compact, and temps are stable. The gpu has been solid for my budget gaming Read more
Great value for the performance provided. I bought this card to play borderlands 4. I have upgraded from a Nvidia RTX 2080 TI to this card. The RDNA 4 GPU allows for frame gen and FSR4 allowing this card to punch above its modest sub $400 price tag. It isn't a huge card either making it perfect for those with smaller cases. In an era of power hungry monsters the size of a cider block it is nice to see a GPU "For the people". YES you can get more power and push your games to the max, but there is a concept of diminishing returns. Throwing a card that $200-$400 more for an RX9070 XT will get you more performance, but the visuals on most AAA games don't look much different on High settings to MAX settings. Simple installation, with only a single 8 Pin power booster is needed. Its fairly quiet I am struggling to think of a down side to this product for its target mid-range gaming PC. **REVIEWERS NOTE** Performance for my rig might be higher than Nvidia GPUs as I run Linux and AMD supports open sourced drivers and OS's more, and updates for Linux more often than Nvidia. I cannot speak to Windows Performance, but it is likely very similar if not slightly better. Read more
This PowerColor Reaper RX 9060 XT has been a great upgrade from my RTX 2070. The switch from Nvidia to AMD was simple and smooth, and overall it’s been a really fun upgrade. Games run noticeably smoother and look better than before, which made a big difference right away. The card itself is compact with a low profile, so it fits easily in my NZXT S340 Elite with plenty of room to spare. There’s no RGB, which could be a plus or minus depending on your preference, but the performance and quality more than make up for it. Solid card all around. Read more
Awesome performance for the price. Quiet operation. I just wish it came in white. Read more
Play good at 4K Read more
The media could not be loaded. Possible scam. I don't enough of how to check if a card really is what it is labeled as but what I do know is that after installing the card, my games ran worse than my GTX1080 that I was upgrading from. I spent 6 hours trying to play games, looking up settings to change in AMD Adrenaline, I did just about everything I could. The next day I said screw it and coughed up an extra $50 for the GIGABYTE version of the card, it came in one day, I installed it, and straight out of the box my games worked properly. I went from barely 70fps in Marvel Rivals to a solid 150. I went from (quite literally) 23 fps in Battlefield 6 to 120-140. I couldn't even run HYTALE properly with this card. Seriously, the new release game that's basically Minecraft couldn't even be run properly on this card. I sincerely believe that this card is only a 9060xt by the name on the sticker alone. Nothing else would make sense as to why it runs games so horribly. Attached is a video that I TRIED to record with OBS. Even my GTX1080 can record this game at 50fps. Read more
