RX 9070

The Radeon RX 9070 is AMD’s mainstream card in the RDNA 4 generation, built for 1440p at high settings and 4K with adjustment, with 16GB of memory — a useful amount at these resolutions, where 8GB cards start to run short in texture-heavy games.

There are two versions. The RX 9070 and the faster RX 9070 XT, which has more compute units and higher clocks; the XT is the one to pick if 4K is the target.

The generation’s main advance is FSR 4, AMD’s upscaling and frame generation technology, which closed much of the quality gap with NVIDIA’s DLSS. Support is per-game, so it is worth checking the titles you play.

Every card here uses the same AMD GPU; ASRock, ASUS and GIGABYTE differ on cooler size, factory clocks, noise and physical length.

Before ordering check card length against your case, and that your power supply has the PCIe connectors the card asks for.

Compare against NVIDIA GeForce cards at the same price.