AMD RX 9000 Series Index
A sourced specification index of every cataloged AMD RX 9000-series variant, including memory, throughput, and power.
Mapping the RX 9000 range
AMD’s RX 9000-series name groups products that share a generation story but not one operating profile. A family index is useful because memory capacity, compute configuration, clocks, and board power can vary substantially within that umbrella. Launch coverage can also grow over time, turning the first announced pair into an incomplete description of the eventual range. The source-defined section provides a stable editorial boundary without manufacturing URLs from every catalog facet.
This table includes 5 variants GPU variants from unknown year through unknown year. The stated unit is variants, so separate source configurations remain separate rather than being collapsed to a model-name family. AMD contributes 5 variants. Nvidia contributes 0 variants and Intel 0 variants, expected to be empty in this vendor-specific set. The count is measured whenever the page is rendered, not copied into prose as a number that can become stale after a catalog refresh.
What changes inside one series
The adjacent columns expose different design choices. VRAM capacity sets a residency ceiling; memory technology participates in the bandwidth system; FP32 GFLOPS describes theoretical single-precision arithmetic; and TDP marks the intended thermal power class. Process and transistor figures offer architecture context where the source provides them. None of these fields alone is an application benchmark, and this index does not translate them into a synthetic recommendation.
Looking across the range shows how one architecture is segmented for different price, resolution, form-factor, and power targets. Disabled resources and clock targets can create more than one performance tier from related designs. Memory choices may separate products whose names otherwise look adjacent. That is the question a generation table can answer better than isolated card pages: not merely what one GPU contains, but how the published family was structured. Rows with incomplete fields remain in the membership set and display an em dash for the missing fact. They are never completed by analogy. The provenance row identifies the Wikipedia revision behind the rendered inventory so changes remain auditable.
Catalog variants
| Vendor | Variant | Year | VRAM | Memory | FP32 GFLOPS | TDP | Connector evidence | Node | Transistors M |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| amd | Radeon RX 9060 (Navi 44) | — | 8,192 MB | GDDR6 | — | 132 W | not recorded by source | — | — |
| amd | Radeon RX 9060 XT (Navi 44) | — | — | GDDR6 | — | 150 W | not recorded by source | — | — |
| amd | Radeon RX 9070 (Navi 48) | — | 16,384 MB | GDDR6 | — | 220 W | not recorded by source | — | — |
| amd | Radeon RX 9070 GRE (Navi 48) | — | 12,288 MB | GDDR6 | — | 220 W | not recorded by source | — | — |
| amd | Radeon RX 9070 XT (Navi 48) | — | 16,384 MB | GDDR6 | — | 304 W | not recorded by source | — | — |