RX 9070 vs RTX 5060 Ti: Value and Performance Battle

Compare RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and RX 9070 in performance, value, and price to decide which graphics card is the better buy.
RX 9070 vs RTX 5060 Ti: Value and Performance Battle

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Preface

Strictly speaking, the most fair competitor to the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB should be the Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB. However, since the latter has not yet been released, for now we can only compare it with the Radeon RX 9070. Of course, such a comparison is inherently unfair and somewhat lacking in sportsmanship.

Nevertheless, comparing the performance differences between the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and the Radeon RX 9070 is still meaningful. Even if the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB is less powerful, it may still be acceptable if it offers a better price-to-performance ratio.

Specification Comparison

The GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB uses the GB206-300 GPU chip, built on TSMC’s 4nm process. It has 4,608 CUDA cores, 144 texture units, 48 raster units, 36 SMs (Streaming Multiprocessors), 144 Tensor cores, and 36 ray tracing units. It features 32MB of L2 cache.

The base clock is 2407MHz, with a boost clock up to 2572MHz. It comes with either 8GB or 16GB of GDDR7 memory, with a memory speed of 28Gbps, 128-bit memory bus, and 448.0GB/s memory bandwidth. Its FP32 performance reaches 23.70 TFLOPS, and it has a power consumption of 180W. The 8GB version is priced at $379, while the 16GB version is $429.

The Radeon RX 9070, released on March 6, 2025, uses the Navi 48 GPU, also built on TSMC’s 4nm process. It has 3,584 shaders, 224 texture units, 128 raster units, 56 compute units, and 112 Tensor cores. It features 8MB of L2 cache and 64MB of L3 cache.

Its base clock is 1330MHz, with a boost clock of 2520MHz. It has a 256-bit memory bus, 16GB of GDDR6 memory at 20.1Gbps, and 644.6GB/s memory bandwidth. It consumes 220W of power and is priced at $549.

Test Platform Configuration

The main configuration is as follows:

Processor: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Motherboard: ASRock B650 Elite AX
Memory: 32GB DDR5 6000MHz
Graphics Cards: GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and Radeon RX 9070
Storage: Crucial P3 Plus 4TB
Operating System: Windows 11

Game Benchmarks

Seven games were tested at 1440P high graphics settings. In the images below, the left side represents the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti platform, and the right side represents the Radeon RX 9070 platform.

Game 1: Alan Wake 2

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 28
  • Min FPS: 25
  • Frame Time: 37.6ms
  • CPU Usage: 16% | Power: 35W | Temp: 52°C
  • RAM: 11.8GB | GPU Usage: 97%
  • VRAM: 11.3GB | Power: 165W | Temp: 60°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 34
  • Min FPS: 30
  • Frame Time: 31.2ms
  • CPU Usage: 19% | Power: 40W | Temp: 55°C
  • RAM: 12.3GB | GPU Usage: 99%
  • VRAM: 12.6GB | Power: 211W | Temp: 51°C

RX 9070 uses more power and memory, but delivers 6 more FPS (+20%) and 5ms better frame time.

Game 2: Monster Hunter Wilds

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 48
  • Min FPS: 30
  • Frame Time: 24.4ms
  • CPU Usage: 34% | Power: 45W | Temp: 70°C
  • RAM: 15.4GB | GPU Usage: 98%
  • VRAM: 11.4GB | Power: 127W | Temp: 56°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 72
  • Min FPS: 42
  • Frame Time: 16.7ms
  • CPU Usage: 42% | Power: 49W | Temp: 69°C
  • RAM: 16.0GB | GPU Usage: 100%
  • VRAM: 13.2GB | Power: 214W | Temp: 53°C

RX 9070 shows a strong lead: +24 FPS (+50%) and 8ms better frame time.

Game 3: Diablo IV

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 42
  • Min FPS: 26
  • Frame Time: 24.3ms
  • CPU Usage: 29% | Power: 47W | Temp: 67°C
  • RAM: 16.1GB | GPU Usage: 96%
  • VRAM: 13.5GB | Power: 133W | Temp: 57°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 65
  • Min FPS: 35
  • Frame Time: 19.1ms
  • CPU Usage: 19% | Power: 41W | Temp: 57°C
  • RAM: 17.8GB | GPU Usage: 100%
  • VRAM: 13.9GB | Power: 222W | Temp: 47°C

RX 9070 is 23 FPS faster (+55%), with better latency and temps.

Game 4: Resident Evil 4

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 97
  • Min FPS: 76
  • Frame Time: 10.0ms
  • CPU Usage: 15% | Power: 36W | Temp: 55°C
  • RAM: 11.4GB | GPU Usage: 99%
  • VRAM: 9.2GB | Power: 173W | Temp: 64°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 147
  • Min FPS: 120
  • Frame Time: 6.7ms
  • CPU Usage: 21% | Power: 41W | Temp: 61°C
  • RAM: 11.4GB | GPU Usage: 100%
  • VRAM: 11.0GB | Power: 221W | Temp: 53°C

RX 9070 delivers +50 FPS (+52%) and lower latency.

Game 5: The Witcher 3

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 36
  • Min FPS: 31
  • Frame Time: 26.8ms
  • CPU Usage: 24% | Power: 40W | Temp: 58°C
  • RAM: 12.5GB | GPU Usage: 98%
  • VRAM: 9.7GB | Power: 162W | Temp: 61°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 48
  • Min FPS: 42
  • Frame Time: 18.2ms
  • CPU Usage: 27% | Power: 44W | Temp: 60°C
  • RAM: 12.8GB | GPU Usage: 99%
  • VRAM: 10.0GB | Power: 221W | Temp: 53°C

RX 9070 leads by +12 FPS (+33%) and 14ms better frame time.

Game 6: Black Myth: Wukong

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 34
  • Min FPS: 28
  • Frame Time: 27.7ms
  • CPU Usage: 16% | Power: 38W | Temp: 57°C
  • RAM: 15.0GB | GPU Usage: 99%
  • VRAM: 8.5GB | Power: 145W | Temp: 59°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 24
  • Min FPS: 20
  • Frame Time: 45.6ms
  • CPU Usage: 9% | Power: 33W | Temp: 56°C
  • RAM: 14.0GB | GPU Usage: 100%
  • VRAM: 9.4GB | Power: 224W | Temp: 53°C

RTX 5060 Ti wins this round by 10 FPS. RX 9070 shows abnormal performance, likely optimization issues.

Game 7: Silent Hill 2

GeForce RTX 5060 Ti:

  • Avg FPS: 43
  • Min FPS: 33
  • Frame Time: 28.7ms
  • CPU Usage: 11% | Power: 35W | Temp: 53°C
  • RAM: 11.4GB | GPU Usage: 99%
  • VRAM: 7.6GB | Power: 148W | Temp: 59°C

Radeon RX 9070:

  • Avg FPS: 51
  • Min FPS: 41
  • Frame Time: 23.1ms
  • CPU Usage: 13% | Power: 38W | Temp: 58°C
  • RAM: 13.0GB | GPU Usage: 100%
  • VRAM: 8.3GB | Power: 187W | Temp: 53°C

RX 9070 leads by 8 FPS (+19%), with better frame time.

Conclusion

Overall, the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti struggles to maintain smooth performance at 1440P high settings, with generally high frame times.

Excluding Game 6 (abnormal results), across the other titles, the Radeon RX 9070 outperforms the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti by an average of 38%, exceeding the 28% price difference. Thus, the Radeon RX 9070 offers better price-to-performance ratio. This is the conclusion for reference.

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