Radeon RX 9070 XT leaks in GPU-Z and Monster Hunter Wilds performance test

A new leakage of the Radeon RX 9070 XT reveals alleged details of the plate, which supposedly appears on a GPU-Z diagnostic screen. In addition, the same source reveals GPU results in the official Monster Hunter Wilds performance test, showing promising numbers.

Starting with the GPU-Z image, the Radeon RX 9070 XT appears in the App with 4,096 nuclei, with 2.5GHz and Boost clock up to 3.1GHz. The memory is in 16GB, as AMD partners have confirmed some time ago, with 20gbps and 256-bit bus, for the total band of 644.6gbps.

The Videocardz people pay attention to the fact that the largest clock that has appeared for a RX RX 9070 XT so far has been 3.06GHz in the PowerColor Red Devil model. Thus, the variant appearing in this GPU-Z leakage may be even more advanced, or may have suffered some manual overclocking.

In addition to the diagnostic app screen, the leak’s head, known as HKEPC, also posted a capture of what would be results in the official benchmark tool for Monster Hunter Wilds. The plate would have scored 36,102, with an average of 217.71fps. The graphics appear in 1920 x 1080p in the high profile.

Radeon RX 9070 XT Radeon Test

AMD’s new board seems to do well in the Monster Hunter Wilds test tool if the leakage is reliable. However, details of the conditions for benchmark are lacking.

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We do not know if FSR was used and frame generation for such a high rate of frames per second. With super resolution technologies increasingly accepted by the public, the results for Radeon RX 9070 XT are still interesting, but it is important to know details before making comparisons.

We have no official specifications of the Radeon 9000 series yet by AMD, but with the launch scheduled for March, we are certainly getting closer to receiving this information.