ASUS just released their AMD Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT graphics cards for the TUF Gaming and Prime families. These cards bring the new RDNA 4 architecture with 16 GB of VRAM to your computer. They include HYPR-RX features and machine learning super-resolution that makes games look amazing. Thanks to the next-gen HYPR-RX tech delivering super-fast performance, players can expect premium gaming experiences that will last many years.
With AMD's latest AI features, including improved ray tracing, you'll enjoy better immersion. The machine-learning super-resolution works with certain FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.1 games, giving you detailed images and smooth frame rates. These cards also come with DisplayPort 2.1 outputs that support huge resolutions and high refresh rates simultaneously.
The cooling system starts with three eleven-blade Axial-tech fans that push steady, high-pressure air through a big fin array. These fans can completely stop during light work for total silence. The aluminum backplate has wide vents, letting heat escape into your case airflow. Some gamers want maximum performance; others prefer quiet operation - a physical Dual BIOS switch lets you pick without any extra software.
If you want more control, you can download the free ASUS GPU Tweak III software for tuning and monitoring. ASUS changed how these cards handle heat transfer from the GPU. Instead of thermal paste, the TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 use a phase-change thermal pad. This pad stays solid at room temperature but turns liquid when hot, filling tiny gaps between the GPU and cooler for better heat transfer.
These phase-change pads last much longer than regular thermal paste, even under heavy use. This special thermal pad is just one part of the TUF Gaming cards designed for long-term reliability. The metal exoskeleton adds structural strength, and using a GPU holder practically eliminates card sagging. The dual-ball fan bearings keep spinning up to twice as long as standard designs.
ASUS picks military-grade power components for durability and coats the circuit board to protect against moisture and dust. The Auto-Extreme manufacturing process ensures these cards live up to the TUF name, giving you confidence they'll run games for years to come. Many PC builders appreciate that TUF Gaming cards have a simple style that matches almost any other components.
The TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 keep the series' classic rugged look. They include a light-up TUF Gaming logo that works with Aura Sync, letting you match its colors with your other compatible gear. For people wanting solid performance without spending a lot of money, ASUS Prime components stand out as great choices for motherboards, cases, power supplies, and graphics cards.
The Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT OC Edition and Prime Radeon RX 9070 OC Edition fit three fans into a 2.5-slot design. These might solve your problems if you need big gaming performance in a smaller case. ASUS designed these Axial-tech fans with smaller hubs for longer blades, surrounded by barrier rings that increase air pressure. The Prime cards share many features with the TUF models.
Both versions use phase-change thermal pads for optimal cooling and reliability. They both have dual-ball fan bearings that last longer than regular fans, plus the Auto-Extreme manufacturing for precision. You still get silent 0dB technology, a dual BIOS switch, and a protective aluminum backplate. ASUS offers various power supplies across their ROG, TUF Gaming, and Prime product lines to match your needs.
TUF Gaming gold series power supplies, available from 750 to 1200 watts, provide efficient operation and durability at great prices. The affordable ASUS Prime gold power supplies match perfectly with Prime graphics cards. They carry an 80 Plus Gold certification, showing they run efficiently for everyday use. These combinations give you reliable systems that perform exactly when you need them.
With AMD's latest AI features, including improved ray tracing, you'll enjoy better immersion. The machine-learning super-resolution works with certain FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.1 games, giving you detailed images and smooth frame rates. These cards also come with DisplayPort 2.1 outputs that support huge resolutions and high refresh rates simultaneously.
The cooling system starts with three eleven-blade Axial-tech fans that push steady, high-pressure air through a big fin array. These fans can completely stop during light work for total silence. The aluminum backplate has wide vents, letting heat escape into your case airflow. Some gamers want maximum performance; others prefer quiet operation - a physical Dual BIOS switch lets you pick without any extra software.
If you want more control, you can download the free ASUS GPU Tweak III software for tuning and monitoring. ASUS changed how these cards handle heat transfer from the GPU. Instead of thermal paste, the TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 use a phase-change thermal pad. This pad stays solid at room temperature but turns liquid when hot, filling tiny gaps between the GPU and cooler for better heat transfer.
These phase-change pads last much longer than regular thermal paste, even under heavy use. This special thermal pad is just one part of the TUF Gaming cards designed for long-term reliability. The metal exoskeleton adds structural strength, and using a GPU holder practically eliminates card sagging. The dual-ball fan bearings keep spinning up to twice as long as standard designs.
ASUS picks military-grade power components for durability and coats the circuit board to protect against moisture and dust. The Auto-Extreme manufacturing process ensures these cards live up to the TUF name, giving you confidence they'll run games for years to come. Many PC builders appreciate that TUF Gaming cards have a simple style that matches almost any other components.
The TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 keep the series' classic rugged look. They include a light-up TUF Gaming logo that works with Aura Sync, letting you match its colors with your other compatible gear. For people wanting solid performance without spending a lot of money, ASUS Prime components stand out as great choices for motherboards, cases, power supplies, and graphics cards.
The Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT OC Edition and Prime Radeon RX 9070 OC Edition fit three fans into a 2.5-slot design. These might solve your problems if you need big gaming performance in a smaller case. ASUS designed these Axial-tech fans with smaller hubs for longer blades, surrounded by barrier rings that increase air pressure. The Prime cards share many features with the TUF models.
Both versions use phase-change thermal pads for optimal cooling and reliability. They both have dual-ball fan bearings that last longer than regular fans, plus the Auto-Extreme manufacturing for precision. You still get silent 0dB technology, a dual BIOS switch, and a protective aluminum backplate. ASUS offers various power supplies across their ROG, TUF Gaming, and Prime product lines to match your needs.
TUF Gaming gold series power supplies, available from 750 to 1200 watts, provide efficient operation and durability at great prices. The affordable ASUS Prime gold power supplies match perfectly with Prime graphics cards. They carry an 80 Plus Gold certification, showing they run efficiently for everyday use. These combinations give you reliable systems that perform exactly when you need them.
