ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 OC - Tough spot for all GPUs right now, especially this one.

[Gouhan]

The Radeon RX 9070 didn't come out the gate with any fans because of it's pricing proximity to the superior 9070XT. Either way, the 9070 at a sensible price could come back again to fill in that gap between the 5070 and the 5080, where there will soon be nothing but the AMD 9070/9070XT options.

 

[TheJudge]

I bought my 9070 based on it being a white card (damn white build) but also because at the time the 9070 was basically at a point where the rand per fps was about the same as the 9070 XT and 9060 XT 16Gb. That kinda put me in a price range I was comfortable with without losing relative performance per Rand. Think I bought it at the right time.

 

[K1LLAMANJAR0]

I bought my 9070 based on it being a white card (damn white build) but also because at the time the 9070 was basically at a point where the rand per fps was about the same as the 9070 XT and 9060 XT 16Gb. That kinda put me in a price range I was comfortable with without losing relative performance per Rand. Think I bought it at the right time.

Ita a price we have to pay for starting a white build... Makes me was to start a sleeper builder in the retro biege case

 

[Gouhan]

I bought my 9070 based on it being a white card (damn white build) but also because at the time the 9070 was basically at a point where the rand per fps was about the same as the 9070 XT and 9060 XT 16Gb. That kinda put me in a price range I was comfortable with without losing relative performance per Rand. Think I bought it at the right time.

You lucked out, as is, I don't think there will be better pricing for it the entire year. Given how good FSR4 is and all that Redstone will bring throughout the year, you made a better decision on this than would have appeared at the time.

 

[Gouhan]

Ita a price we have to pay for starting a white build... Makes me was to start a sleeper builder in the retro biege case

A lot of vendors now are bringing in the white models of products at no premium, but more importantly down to their entry level ranges. So Prime, Eagle, Ventus, etc.