Market is out, AMD is about to launch the Radeon RX 9060 non-XT version, positioned in the entry-level market, and the time setting will be lower than the RX 9060 XT. Although the official has not yet been released, the market expects that the card will continue to have core specifications similar to the XT, cutting into the under $300 at the price point.

Reported, the RX 9060 will continue to use the same NAVI 44 core as the RX 9060 XT, retaining 2048 streaming processors and the same VRAM capacity, but the GDDR6 memory frequency will drop from 20 Gbps to 18 Gbps, and the memory bandwidth will drop from 320 GB/s to 288 GB/s, which is about 10% less.

In the core period, the acceleration time of the RX 9060 is estimated to be 2.99 GHz, which is about 140 MHz lower than the XT version. TDP may drop from 150W of XT to 130–140W, with a small drop in expected power consumption.

At present, all the above specifications are market news, and AMD has not officially announced the RX 9060 series information. According to previous 60 series product positioning, the gap between performance and XT in non-XT versions is limited, but the actual specifications still need to be officially confirmed.

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