ASRock Radeon RX 9070 Challenger 16GB (Boost: 2520MHz), 16GB GDDR6 (20Gbps), 256-bit, PCI-E 5.0 x16, 3x DisplayPort 2.1a, 1x HDMI 2.1b, ARGB LED On/Off Switch, Stylish Metal Backplate.
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ASRock Radeon RX 9070 Challenger 16GB $1049 + Del ($0 to Metro/ C&C/ in-Store) @ Scorptec
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Steven Sandner on 24/05/2025 - 19:17 scorptec.com.au (239 clicks)
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I suspect all the upvotes are from people like me who thought it said 9070 XT
awaiting 9070xt at $1000 minimum
and 9070 at $800 minimum9070 to take over 7800xt at $800
but when
that's the dream, cant imagine myself spending over 1000 for a graphics card, personally keeping my 6800xt (best gpu for around $500 used) until these 9070's get cheaper
I feel you, I bought a 3080 (a high end model) during covid times for $1k used. That it's still worth $600 used over 3 years later and spending $1400 on a 5070ti gives me a 30-50% uplift is bonkers.
i got it used recently for $450 best graphics card for the money, 3080's arent bad but 10gb vram is becoming a bottleneck, 40 series 4070 supers and up would make great used cards but their prices are high and they are hard to find. 6800xt can play practically any game at 1440p and achieve 100+fps only issue is bad ray tracing.
as said this is the normal price for a basic 9070, it may be $200 cheaper than a 9070xt but this is not a bargain by any means.
some people here just see 'AMD' and be like 'omg what a deal'
This is the price it usually goes for. It has been available for weeks at this price. Not a deal.
These can be flashed with a bios that brings this up to 9070 XT levels of performance
It's been that price since March. It even dipped down to $999 at one point. Not really a deal