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RX 9060 (non-XT) - launched / announced

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No idea when there will be availability, but it looks like AMD has posted a product page for the 9060 (no extra letters). No real surprises here, with a slightly cut down chip based on the 9060XT (28 of 32 CU), slightly slower vram (18 vs 20Gbps), the same 8GB vram capacity as the lower end 9060 XT. TPU for some reason calls that a “significant downgrade”, but I think that seems perfectly reasonable for a lower sku…not sure why they would expect a smaller cut than that.



Additionally, it looks like a board power of 132w (down from a minimum of 150w on the XT), and limited OCing headroom.

 
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8 GB of VRAM is a mistake, IMHO, unless these cards have other uses, such as AI.
There's no use for them in AI, there's not enough RAM to run anything. You run out of VRAM or end up spending a lot of time swapping stuff between VRAM and system RAM which slows down a lot. Right now, RTX 3090 is the recommended budget AI inference card (run local chat and AI image generation). Like one commenter in Videocardz article, should of just kill 9060XT 8GB and just sell this instead.
 
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Seems like SI and OEM only for now. One has been tested and it looks like pricing roughly between the 5050 and 5060, with performance pretty close to par with the latter. SI/OEM only ruins it for the DIY market though.

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