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Graphics Card, ASUS, AMD, Radeon RX 9070 GRE, 2280 MHz, 12 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit, PCI Express 5.0, Active, PRIME-RX9070GRE-O12G
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Product Description
Primed for Power
Experience Primal performance with the Prime Radeon™ RX 9070 GRE graphics card featuring a compact 2.5-slot design for expansive compatibility, enhanced by a phase-change GPU thermal pad and a triple-fan setup for supreme cooling.
Experience Primal performance with the Prime Radeon™ RX 9070 GRE graphics card featuring a compact 2.5-slot design for expansive compatibility, enhanced by a phase-change GPU thermal pad and a triple-fan setup for supreme cooling.
Specifications
Graphics
Memory Bandwidth
Memory bandwidth (GB/s or Gbps) is the maximum amount of data the GPU can move to and from VRAM per second. High-resolution textures and 4K rendering need high bandwidth; a fast GPU with too-narrow bandwidth becomes the bottleneck. Higher is always better
18 Gbit/s
GPU Family
AMD
Max Simultaneous Displays
The maximum number of monitors the card can drive at once, summed across all its outputs. Modern consumer GPUs typically support 3-4 simultaneous displays, workstation cards 4-8. The limit applies whether displays connect by HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C.
4
Resolution
Highest output resolution the card can drive to a single display. 7680x4320 (8K) requires DisplayPort 2.1 or HDMI 2.1; 3840x2160 (4K) needs DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 2.0. The monitor and cable must support the same standard to actually run at the rated reso
7680 x 4320 pixels
Memory Bus Width
Memory bus width (bits) is how many bits of VRAM the GPU can transfer per clock cycle. A wider bus combined with faster memory raises overall memory bandwidth, which prevents the GPU cores from starving at high resolutions. 128-bit is entry-level, 256-bit
192 bit
GPU Boost Clock
GPU boost clock (MHz) is the highest frequency the graphics processor reaches under load. It directly drives how fast frames are rendered in games and 3D applications. Higher boost clock means a faster card, although memory bandwidth and core count matter
2860 MHz
Stream Processors
Stream processors are AMD's parallel shading units, the equivalent of NVIDIA's CUDA cores. More stream processors increase the amount of pixel and vertex work the GPU can do per clock cycle, which raises gaming frame rates and rendering throughput.
3072
CUDA Support
No
OC Mode Clock
Factory overclock (OC) clock speed (MHz) is the boost frequency reached when the card runs in its bundled overclock profile. Cards labelled 'OC Edition' ship with this profile enabled out of the box for a small free performance bump over the reference des
2880 MHz
Processor
Processor Boost Clock Speed Oc Mode
2300 MHz
Base Clock Speed
Base clock speed (GHz) is the guaranteed sustained frequency the CPU runs at under standard load. It sets the lower bound of performance. Higher base clock helps in software that cannot reach the boost frequency for long (long compilations, sustained simu
2280 MHz
Connectivity
DisplayPort Version
DisplayPort version sets max resolution and refresh. DP 1.4 = 4K at 120 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz with DSC; DP 2.1 = 4K at 240 Hz, 8K at 120 Hz. DisplayPort tends to deliver higher refresh-rate gaming-friendly modes than HDMI at the same generation.
2.1a
DisplayPort Ports
3
HDMI Ports
1
HDCP
HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) is the copy-protection signalling required to play DRM-protected 4K and 8K video (Netflix UHD, Blu-ray, streaming services). Without HDCP support on both the GPU and the display, those streams downscale or
Yes
HDCP Version
2.3
HDMI Version
HDMI version determines the maximum supported resolution and refresh rate. HDMI 2.0 = 4K at 60 Hz, HDMI 2.1 = 4K at 120 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz with HDR. To run 4K120 the HDMI cable, source and display must all be 2.1.
2.1b
Power
Recommended PSU
The minimum PSU wattage the GPU vendor recommends for a typical system that uses this card. Build in extra headroom (around 100-150 W) above this number if the rest of the build is power-hungry, and pick a PSU with the right PCIe connectors (8-pin or 12VH
650 W
Aux Power Connectors
2x 8-pin
Cooling
Cooling Technology
Air: traditional heatsink+fan. Liquid: water block+radiator for quieter, better cooling.
ASUS Axial-tech
Cooling Type
Active
Fan Count
3 fan(s)
Features
SFF Ready
SFF (Small Form Factor) compatible; fits in compact PC cases.
Yes
VR Ready
Certified for use with VR headsets (Oculus, Valve Index, etc.).
Yes
Factory Overclocked
GPU ships at higher-than-reference clocks out of the box.
Yes
Compatibility
Bus Interface
PCI Express slot version and lane count required on the motherboard (e.g. PCIe x16 5.0).
PCI Express 5.0
OpenGL Version
4.6
Parallel Processing
SLI (Scalable Link Interface, NVIDIA) / CrossFire (AMD) for linking two GPUs. Rarely used today.
Not supported
Physical
Depth
50 mm
Height
130 mm
Length
312 mm
Slot Width
How many PCIe slot bays the card occupies in the case.
2.5
Additional
SKU
1462265
EAN
4711636582735