AMD plans to release both 8GB and 16GB models of its Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card after Computex this year. BenchLife reports the 8GB version remains on track despite market rumors suggesting cancellation. The speculation started because NVIDIA faced criticism for its RTX 5060 Ti 8GB card, which many reviewers never received test samples for.
AMD might succeed where NVIDIA stumbled if it prices its 8GB card correctly. Gamers these days want more video memory as new games demand higher resources. The mid-range market stands at a crossroads, with consumers expecting better specs than previous generations offered.
Both AMD cards will arrive soon after the Computex trade show. The company may also launch an RX 9070 GRE model, though details about performance and price remain unknown. Graphics card makers watch each other closely, with AMD responding directly to the market reception of NVIDIA products.
AMD might succeed where NVIDIA stumbled if it prices its 8GB card correctly. Gamers these days want more video memory as new games demand higher resources. The mid-range market stands at a crossroads, with consumers expecting better specs than previous generations offered.
Both AMD cards will arrive soon after the Computex trade show. The company may also launch an RX 9070 GRE model, though details about performance and price remain unknown. Graphics card makers watch each other closely, with AMD responding directly to the market reception of NVIDIA products.
