Vastarm launches four new Radeon RX 9060 XT in its line alloy

Vastarm presented this week four new Radeon RX 9060 XT options, all in its Alloy line. That is, now the Chinese AIB has complete options of the entrance RDNA 4 model, offering its two capacity options in different color variants.

The RX 9060 XT Alloy RX are basic GPU models on MSRP, but bringing light overclocking. Thus, we have variants of 8GB and 16GB, but all with the same Boost Clock up to 3,320mHz. AMD’s reference is 3,130mHz, so it is a slight gain directly from the box without impacting the price of the models.

The plates are available in black and white, both in the 8GB and 16GB version. Some companies end up charging more for less common color variants, but Vastarm has decided to bet on MSRP for its four new models, charging 2,499 Yuans by the 8GB and 2,899 Yuans RX 9060 XT Alloy for the 16GB version. The values ​​are equivalent to R $ 1,890 and R $ 2,193, respectively, in direct conversion.

More plates options for the suggested price are always welcome, but unfortunately Vastarm operates only in China. Unless the company decides to expand its horizons precisely in this generation, here in Brazil import costs should be added to the calculation of the price of these signs.

Radeon RX 9060 XT is inserted in a disputed segment

We recently published in Adrenaline an article bringing an extensive comparative between the most affordable options of current generation video cards. Tests show us that the Radeon RX 9060 XT is inserted in a well -disputed segment, but that the 16GB model can be a good option for those looking for the cost x benefit.

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The 8GB plates are being increasingly questioned, but in this area the RX 9060 XT is behind RTX 5060 because Nvidia has chosen to use GDDR7 on the model, while AMD is still in GDDR6.

For the RTX 5050, however, the Dekstop models use GDDR6, so it will be interesting to compare with the RX 9050 if one day the plate comes out.

Via: VideoCardz