The AMD RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 launched on March 6. We liked the former card, awarding it a score of 85 and praising its solid.
In a nutshell: AMD has called the demand for its RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT graphics cards «really unprecedented» in a new interview. Finding one of the RDNA 4 cards in stock at a retailer right now, especially at MSRP, is a near impossibility, but a company executive said restocking the GPUs is «priority number one.»
The AMD RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 launched on March 6. We liked the former card, awarding it a score of 85 and praising its solid value. We gave the RX 9070 a less-impressive score of 70, mostly due to it being just $50 cheaper than the XT version despite offering around 14% lower performance.
The RX 9070 XT has a $599 MSRP and AMD priced the 9070 at $549. Currently, only one RX 9070 XT on Newegg is listed at $599 – the most expensive is $859 – and all the cards are sold out. It’s the same situation at Best Buy.
There are three RX 9070s at MSRP on Newegg (two on Best Buy), but again, all the cards are sold out.
