AMD Graphics Cards

Why choose AMD graphics cards?

AMD graphics cards are a smart choice if you're after solid gaming performance and brilliant value for money. Known for high frame rates and slick visuals at both 1080p and 1440p, AMD cards don’t cost a lot but still deliver big results.

You’ll also get handy features like FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution) to give performance a boost in supported games, and Smart Access Memory when paired with an AMD Ryzen CPU for even faster speeds.

Understanding AMD GPU performance

An AMD GPU is built to keep up with whatever you throw at it: gaming, content creation, or multitasking. Whether you’re editing videos, running triple-A games like Cyberpunk 2077, or streaming on Twitch, you’ll get nippy load times and smooth performance.

Many newer cards, like the RX 9060 XT and 9070 XT, include support for ray tracing, fast VRAM, and high refresh rates. They’re perfect for playing at Full HD, Quad HD, or even dabbling in 4K.

AMD video cards for every kind of setup

Whether you’re building a sleek mini PC or a full-on tower, there’s an AMD video card that fits. The RX 7600 is ideal for compact gaming rigs, while larger triple-fan cards like the 7900 XTX or 9070 XT work best in more spacious cases with better airflow. Brands like ASUS, XFX, GIGABYTE, and ASRock make it easy to pick the card that works best for your space and style.

What makes AMD Radeon stand out?

AMD Radeon graphics stand out for one key reason: performance per pound. You often get more VRAM and solid real-world results for less than comparable cards from other brands. Radeon cards also pair beautifully with FreeSync monitors, getting rid of screen tearing and lag.

They run well across all the big titles, from Fortnite to Starfield, and give you the tools you need to game, stream, or create without slowing down.

Exploring the newest AMD GPU range

The latest AMD cards on offer include the RX 9060, 9060 XT, 9070, and 9070 XT. All based on the cutting-edge RDNA 3 architecture. They deliver better power efficiency, higher frame rates, and stronger ray tracing support than older models.

If you’re looking to game at 1440p or dabble in 4K, these cards strike a nice balance between power and price. Ideal for players and creators alike.

Comparing the AMD Radeon RX series

Each AMD Radeon RX card brings something different to the table. The RX 7600 is brilliant for 1080p gaming on a budget. If you want to push higher resolutions or turn on ray tracing, the 9060 XT or 9070 are great mid-range choices. Need top performance for demanding titles or creative work? The 9070 XT and 7900 XTX are built for just that.

Choosing the best AMD GPU for your build

Finding the best AMD graphics card is all about understanding how and where you’ll use your PC. If your case is on the smaller side, the RX 7600 offers strong performance without taking up too much room. If you’ve got a 144Hz or 4K monitor, make sure your GPU supports the right refresh rates and resolution.

AMD graphics cards comparison table

GPU Model	Compute Units	Ray Accelerators	AI Accelerators	Game Frequency	Infinity Cache	Max Memory Size	Notes
RX 9070 XT	64	64	128	2400 MHz	64 MB	16 GB	High-end performance with power efficiency
RX 9070	56	56	112	2070 MHz	64 MB	16 GB	Upper mid-range card with solid 1440p performance
RX 9060 XT (16GB)	32	32	64	2530 MHz	32 MB	16 GB	Good 1440p option with higher VRAM
RX 9060 XT (8GB)	32	32	64	2530 MHz	32 MB	8 GB	Best for 1080p gaming with high frame rates
RX 9060	28	28	56	2530 MHz	32 MB	8 GB	Entry-level card with impressive speed for the tier
RX 7900 XTX	96	96	192	2300 MHz	96 MB	24 GB	Flagship performance for 4K gaming & creative work
RX 7900 XT	84	84	168	2000 MHz	80 MB	20 GB	Great for high-end 1440p and light 4K gaming
RX 7800 XT	60	60	120	2124 MHz	64 MB	16 GB	Balanced choice for top-tier 1440p
RX 7700 XT	54	54	108	2171 MHz	48 MB	12 GB	Ideal for mid-range 1440p setups
RX 7600 XT	32	32	64	2470 MHz	32 MB	16 GB	Compact card with high memory and boost speeds
RX 7600	32	32	64	2250 MHz	32 MB	8 GB	Great for budget 1080p gaming builds