AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT can reach 3.1GHz, TBP is between 260W and 330W [RUMOR]

The AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT will have a nominal TBP (Total Board Power) of approximately 260W, with a base clock of 2.8GHz, and boost of up to 3.1GHz. AMD partners will be able to increase the TBP to up to 330W on their custom GPU models for factory overclocking. This is what the latest unofficial graphics card information says.

As always, rumors and leaks should be viewed with skepticism. The source of the moment is zhangzhonghao, from ChipHell, who already has a history of being a “leaker” with AMD hardware. The profile posted the information on the forum, also bringing claims about what to expect from the performance of the new GPU model.

According to zhang, the reference Radeon RX 9070 XT has an average performance with a 5% difference compared to the RTX 4080. He says this is the case for the tests “that he knows”. Unfortunately, we don’t have details about this comparison, so we don’t know whether these are synthetic or gaming tests, nor whether the focus was rasterization or ray tracing.

Site questions Radeon RX 9070 XT results in 3DMark

Taking advantage of the latest unofficial information about AMD’s RDNA 4-based graphics card, the people at VideoCardz take the opportunity to cast doubt on another leak.

At the beginning of the week, we had supposed results circulating on the internet of the Radeon RX 9070 XT running on 3DMark’s Time Spy. The score especially caught our attention when placing the card very close to the RX 7900 GRE in the synthetic test.

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However, VideoCardz states that these results are unlikely to be accurate. The site claims that 3DMark does not show correct names for graphics cards not released this soon.

The good news is that we should finally have official information about the RDNA 4 GPUs in less than two weeks. AMD’s event at CES 2025 is scheduled for January 6th.

Fonte: VideoCardz