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Radeon RX 9070 GRE vs Radeon RX 9070 XT

Specs, price and the one trade-off that actually decides it — Radeon RX 9070 GRE against Radeon RX 9070 XT, side by side.

Cheaper to start

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Both start at a similar price.

Best ecosystem

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Neither lists native integrations.

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Radeon RX 9070 GRE

12 GB GDDR6 memory

Radeon RX 9070 GRE

High-performance Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card with 12 GB GDDR6 memory

Where it wins, where it doesn't

Pros

  • High peak performance with up to 274 TFLOPs in 8-bit precision
  • Support for advanced video formats and AI accelerators
  • Wide range of connectivity options including DisplayPort 2.1a and HDMI 2.1b

Cons

  • High power consumption of 220W typical board power
  • Minimum PSU recommendation of 650W
  • Limited upgradeability due to soldered memory

Specifications

  • Bus TypePCIe® 5.0 x16
  • GPU Memory48 MB
  • Max Memory Size12 GB
  • Memory BandwidthUp to 432 GB/s
  • Memory Interface192-bit
  • Memory SpeedUp to 18 Gbps
  • Memory TypeGDDR6
  • Minimum PSU Recommendation650W
  • ROPs96
  • Stream Processors3072
  • TPP2194
  • TPP Density6.38
  • Transistor Count53.9 B
  • Typical Board Power (Desktop)220W
  • 4K H264 Decode—
  • 4K H264 Encode—
  • achievability, frequency, and sustainabilitywill vary based on several factors, including but not limited to: thermal conditions and variation in applications and workloads.
  • AI Accelerators96
  • AV1 Decode—
  • AV1 Encode—
  • ConnectivityDisplayPort™ 2.1a, HDMI™ 2.1b
  • DisplayPort™—
  • FeaturesAMD Software Adrenalin Edition, AMD FSR™ Redstone, AMD Fluid Motion Frames, AMD Radeon™ Super Resolution, AMD Smart Access Memory, AMD Smart Access Video, AMD Radeon™ Boost, AMD Radeon™ Anti-Lag 2, AMD Radeon™ Image Sharpening 2, AMD Enhanced Sync Technology, AMD FreeSync™ Technology, AMD Radeon™ Chill, AMD Virtual Super Resolution
  • Game FrequencyUp to 2790 MHz
  • H265/HEVC Decode—
  • H265/HEVC Encode—
  • HDMI™—
  • Peak 4-bit Precision (INT4 Matrix) Performance549 TOPs
  • Peak 8-bit Precision (FP8 Matrix) Performance (E5M2, E4M3)274 TFLOPs
  • Peak 8-bit Precision (INT8 Matrix) Performance274 TOPs
  • Peak Half Precision (FP16 Matrix) Performance137 TFLOPs
  • Peak Half Precision (FP16 Vector) Performance34.3 TFLOPs
  • Peak Pixel Fill-RateUp to 267.8 GP/s
  • Peak Single Precision (FP32 Vector) Performance34.3 TFLOPs
  • Ray Accelerators48
  • Supported Rendering FormatHDMI™ 4K Support: Yes, 4K H264 Decode: Yes, 4K H264 Encode: Yes, H265/HEVC Decode: Yes, H265/HEVC Encode: Yes, AV1 Decode: Yes, AV1 Encode: Yes

Radeon RX 9070 XT

High-performance Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics card with 4096 stream processors and up to 304W typical board power.

Where it wins, where it doesn't

Pros

  • Supports multiple video decoding and encoding formats
  • High memory bandwidth up to 640 GB/s
  • 16 GB GDDR6 memory for large data sets

Cons

  • Requires a minimum 750W power supply
  • High typical board power of 304W increases cooling demands

Specifications

  • Bus TypePCIe® 5.0 x16
  • GPU MemoryAMD Infinity Cache Technology
  • Max Memory Size16 GB
  • Memory BandwidthUp to 640 GB/s
  • Memory Interface256-bit
  • Memory SpeedUp to 20 Gbps
  • Memory TypeGDDR6
  • Minimum PSU Recommendation750W
  • ROPs128
  • Stream Processors4096
  • TPP3114
  • TPP Density9.06
  • Transistor Count53.9 B
  • Typical Board Power (Desktop)304W
  • 4K H264 DecodeYes
  • 4K H264 EncodeYes
  • achievability, frequency, and sustainability—
  • AI Accelerators—
  • AV1 DecodeYes
  • AV1 EncodeYes
  • Connectivity—
  • DisplayPort™2.1a
  • Features—
  • Game Frequency—
  • H265/HEVC DecodeYes
  • H265/HEVC EncodeYes
  • HDMI™2.1b
  • Peak 4-bit Precision (INT4 Matrix) Performance—
  • Peak 8-bit Precision (FP8 Matrix) Performance (E5M2, E4M3)—
  • Peak 8-bit Precision (INT8 Matrix) Performance—
  • Peak Half Precision (FP16 Matrix) Performance—
  • Peak Half Precision (FP16 Vector) Performance—
  • Peak Pixel Fill-Rate—
  • Peak Single Precision (FP32 Vector) Performance—
  • Ray Accelerators—
  • Supported Rendering Format—