Find out where AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT stock is available to buy, with our daily graphics card supply updates on the new RDNA 4 gaming GPU.

Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch was perhaps its worst in recent memory. The Blackwell GPUs offer barely anything to RTX 40 series owners, aren't even available to purchase at advertised prices, and are riddled with the typical Nvidia problems surrounding VRAM.

It's been a long time coming for AMD to reveal RDNA 4, but has it been worth the wait? Presently, the only two graphics cards of AMD's current GPU generation, the RX 9070 XT and 9070, seek the fill the budget space left in the market by Nvidia, as Team Green has pushed the bleeding edge of performance (and prices) up over the years.

Nvidia’s dominance over the latest generation of graphics cards ends today. AMD might have surrendered the high end of the GPU market, but its new $549 Radeon RX 9070 and $599 RX 9070 XT look set to bring Nvidia back to reality, at least in the midrange.

AMD's next-generation 9070 XT and 9070 cards are almost here, but just how do they compare? We have the full specifications, but pricing remains unresolved.

Nvidia got a jump on AMD when it introduced hardware-accelerated ray-tracing in the RTX 20-series in 2018. And while these effects were only supported in a few games at the time, many modern games offer at least some kind of ray-traced lighting effects.

There's no doubt that AMD's new RX 9070 XT is one of the best graphics cards you can buy this year. As you can read in our RX 9070 XT review, it offers performance on the level of the RTX 5070 Ti, just for $150 less.

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