Gigabyte RX 9060 XT Gaming OC Review: Right on Target

Gigabyte offers four Radeon RX 9060 XT models in its Gaming series. We’ll take a look at the top one – the 16GB Gaming OC model with factory overclocking. It features a Windforce cooler with three fans and delivers a step above the basics in both cooling and noise levels. It’s priced right in the middle compared to other models, and the same goes for its features – it may not match premium cards, but it’s clear that Gigabyte didn’t cut corners to save costs.

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In native resolution, two settings are tested – High for budget cards, which does not use ray tracing, and Ultra High for more powerful cards, where ray tracing is active.

The result shown is the average frame rate from one lap on the Singapore map in rainy weather.

Global Settings High

Performance with TAA

Global settings Ultra High


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