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PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 x16 RDNA 4 ATX Graphics Card RX9070XT 16G-A
Original price was: $867.50.$829.10Current price is: $829.10.
PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 x16 RDNA 4 ATX Graphics Card RX9070XT 16G-A
| Best Seller Ranking |
#70 in GPUs ,Video Graphics Cards |
|---|---|
| Brand |
PowerColor |
| Series |
Reaper |
| Model |
RX9070XT 16G-A |
| Interface |
PCI Express 5.0 x16 |
| Chipset Manufacturer |
AMD |
| GPU Series |
AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series |
| GPU |
Radeon RX 9070 XT |
| Architecture |
RDNA 4 |
| Game Clock |
2400 MHz |
| Boost Clock |
2970 MHz |
| Stream Processors |
4096 Stream Processors |
| Effective Memory Clock |
20.0 Gbps |
| Memory Size |
16GB |
| Memory Interface |
256-Bit |
| Memory Type |
GDDR6 |
| DirectX |
DirectX 12 |
| OpenGL |
OpenGL 4.6 |
| Multi-Monitor Support |
4 |
| HDMI |
1 x HDMI 2.1 |
| DisplayPort |
3 x DisplayPort 2.1 |
| Max Resolution |
7680 x 4320 |
| Cooler |
Triple Fans |
| Thermal Design Power |
304W |
| Recommended PSU Wattage |
750W |
| Power Connector |
2 x 8-Pin |
| Form Factor |
ATX |
| Max GPU Length |
289 mm |
| Card Dimensions L x H |
289mm*111mm*41mm304mm*127mm*42mm(with bracket)304*127*42mm(w/bracket) |
| Slot Width |
2 Slots |
| First Listed on Newegg |
March 04 ,2025 |
22 reviews for PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 5.0 x16 RDNA 4 ATX Graphics Card RX9070XT 16G-A
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Chaos undefined –
Pros: easy install great performance for 1080p and 2k
small and light
no fancy add one so cheaper than the rest for same performance Overall Review: easy install had a rx 7600 xt 1080p and upgraded to rx 9070 xt 2k and and it is running at better quality more fps
CJ –
Pros: 1. Simplistic design allows this GPU to fit into smaller cases.
3. Amazing power, FSR 4 is fantastic.
4. Stays exceptionally cool during heavy load.
5. If you can find it for MSRP, unbeatable price for performance. Cons: 1. Finding one for MSRP is impossible; I’m thankful I did.
2. Simplistic design also means it’s a bit plain looking. Overall Review: This is a fantastic, simple, yet powerful card that will fit in smaller cases. If you can find it for MSRP (an extremely difficult task), it’s unbeatable for its price/performance. I highly recommend this card to anyone looking for a 9070 XT. Is it flashy? No, but its extremely simple design allows for more versatility.
Anonymous –
Pros: Amazing card absolutely shreds at 1440p 144hrz. Games running in ultra with ray tracing on. Looks good in the case. Has 2x 6+2 pcie power connectors. So I bought it in a bundle with a power supply that has the weird gen 5 pcie connector and it isn’t compatible. Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this card.
Quinton N. –
Pros: Minamilist design, sff ready, no rgb Cons: None so far Overall Review: I’m kinda old school, don’t care what card I get as long as it lasts a long time and doesn’t get hot. Like the minimalist design, good card from power color.
Shawn L. –
Pros: Runs very cool and quiet. Reasonably sized. Accepts a modestly aggressive undervolt. Went from having to fiddle around with graphic settings for hours when starting a new game to ultra settings(except for raytracing) in most games. Cons: Cant get even a slight(and useless) over clock. Be sure to keep raytracing low. Mine crashes if I try higher rt settings. Overall Review: Upgraded from RX 6650 xt. Huge jump for me. If you can find it in a combo deal at under a $1000(depending on what its combod with), dont hesitate if you can afford it. If you cant swing a grand, the 6650 xt is still a great card. But Im glad I found and talked myself into getting it.
Anonymous –
Pros: – Powerful GPU, able to handle most games at 4k 60 Hz.
– 2 slot card, probably the only one available at this performance level.
– Only requires 2 8-pin PCIe power connectors.
– Keeps relatively silent, even under full load. Cons: – Higher list price than other standard non-OC models.
– May not have as much headroom for custom OC as other models. Overall Review: I had been eyeing an upgrade for a while, but the absolute insanity of the GPU market kept me back. Like many, I was excited for the 9070 XT as it finally had a reasonable price/performance ratio for an upper-mid range card. I wish this hit the $600 base MSRP, though at this point getting a card “only” $100 higher is a miracle, and I didn’t have much choice in the matter with only a handful of bundle deals in stock for the first week of release. For some, the smaller form factor may be worth the extra price if the do have the luxury of choice.
I had some concern that with the smaller form factor that cooling would suffer, either with higher temperatures or increased noise. I was happy to find that fear unfounded, as running GPU heavy benchmarks only has minimal fan noise while the temperatures stay cool and steady. The memory does get a little hot at 88-90 C, but from what I can tell that is normal.
Apart from being the only card at 2 slots, it is also the only one I can see that takes 2 rather than 3 8-pin connectors. I appreciate this as it frees an 8-pin connector for my motherboard, which it can use to ensure all components have enough power beyond what is provided with ATX and also allows for fast charging for the front USB-C port. At full load the card draws 304 W, where theoretically it should have access to up to 375 W (300 for power connectors and 75 W from the slot). For reference, AMD Adrenalin allows you to increase the power limit up to +10%, so this *should* be sufficient for the full range as long as your motherboard isn’t power-starved from other components. If you are serious about getting as extreme an OC as possible, a factory OC card with higher base power limits and extra power connector could take you to higher levels, though I personally would prefer not to increase the power draw of my system further.
In terms of tuning, I have found the following settings stable for me so far for a modest performance boost:
– Voltage offset of -60 mV
– +100 MHz memory clock
– Fast memory timings
s c. –
Pros: My favorite. It performs well temps are fine, if you ahve good airflow (on the ram), and i love powercolor. I always have. Before Maxwell i used to always buy amd, and this was one of the brands i went after.
This card is so solid no flimsy harder plastic and while it looks smaller it’s because they actually fill the space entirely with the heat sink. Cons: Needs better memory cooling. It’s annoying. They are nice and will respond to you if you want you can take it apart, but thye warn you if you mess something up you kind of void the warranty so i’ll do it after the warranty. I plant to keep this card forever. The last powercolor had had lasted 10 years. Overall Review: I’d recommend it. This size and build is sold. Just needs better memory cooling. They should have used a vapor chamber. Just do it and don’t worry about the upsell. It’s a 700 card.
Neo –
Pros: – Insane underclock and underpower potential
– Small form factor (2 slots)
– FSR 4 support
– Good and stable drivers (looking at you NVIDIA)
– Very efficient and quiet (when undervolted)
– Fantastic value at MSRP Cons: – No RGB (if you care) Overall Review: Was lucky to snag one on release day at MSRP after not being able to secure my usual 80/90 tier NVIDIA card. AMD certainly has come a long way. Easy to set up tuning and performance metrics right within the Adrenaline software. You can even have custom profiles for every single game if you want to tune for best possible targeted performance.
Best and most unexpected part for me, however, is the ability to undervolt and underpower the card with incredible results. You can find videos all over YouTube confirming the 9070 XTs efficiency capabilities. My card specifically is running stable in all games so far at a -60mV, +250Mhz on memory, and a whopping -30% power limit while only losing a fraction (less than 10%) of performance. It runs over 50% faster than my 3080 at 1/3 less power draw. Nice side effect is that it runs much cooler that way, so that Im not experiencing the fan noise issues other users are reporting. I normally overclock everything in my system, but this card running stable at just over 200W with a tiny performance hit is definitely worth the savings on my electric bill. If youre only interested in gaining performance, just undervolting the core and adding an overclock on the memory without removing power on this card will get you a nice little FPS boost 🙂