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IGN benchmark RX 9070 using Black Ops 6 tool

cormack12

Gold Member
Source: https://www.ign.com/articles/amd-radeon-rx-9070-benchmark

All told, at 4K Extreme settings without upscaling or frame generation, the Radeon RX 9070 was capable of an impressive 99fps average, even if it had the same visual bug as the Intel Arc B580 when I benchmarked it. Now, to be clear, this graphics card is running on very early alpha drivers, and that bug will more than likely be resolved by the time the card comes to market. But even on those early drivers, a solid 99fps is incredibly impressive.

Because I ran the benchmark without upscaling, rather than the vendor appropriate upscaling method that I use when I usually benchmark this game for graphics card reviews, I don't have a direct comparison I can make. However, even with DLSS on the 'Quality' setting, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super gets around 129fps on the same graphics preset at 4K. Given that DLSS adds about a 30% performance jump at the Quality setting, that may place the Radeon RX 9070 on equal footing with the 4080 Super – though I'd need to test the 4080 Super without DLSS to know for sure.

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Bry0

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They got an actual card to test and... that's all they've tested? Oh my...

Anyhow, 4080super is at around 7900XT in this game.

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They ran the benchmark in a booth at CES lol. This is actually pretty baller of IGN, I doubt we are supposed to know these numbers concretely yet. Folks should also keep in mind COD runs particularly well on AMD graphics.
 
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//DEVIL//

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Black ops is the only game where AMD perform well. Rest is a steeeeep downhill from there.

If the performance of 9070 is on bar with with the 4080/s. That means the card is much slower than the 4080 and much slower than 7900xtx.

Because the 7900xtx is 4090 level in this game alone ( rest is bye bye )

Not impressive.
 

Gaiff

SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Now is that 9070 or 9070 xt? Impressive because if true that means it's within margin of a REAL 4090
Not even close. AMD outperforms NVIDIA by around 20-30% in COD. This being on the level of a 4080 means it’s in the ballpark of a 7900 XT most of the time. It won’t ever come near a 4090 and I have no idea how you arrived at that conclusion.

So, better than the XTX? That’s pretty impressive for a supposed mid range GPU.
Gotta match scenes. It won’t be faster than a 7900 XTX.
 
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Buggy Loop

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I have a déjà vu with RDNA 3's 7900XTX having that game that performed close to 4090 around launch from a lot of extrapolations and no baseline to compare to and ended up being a whole lot of nothing :messenger_grinning_sweat:
 

Gaiff

SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
it's faster than XTX in CoD, let's see if it apllies to other games.
anyway there gpu core photo Die Size around 390mm, that much bigger, than leak suggested. Leaks was around 270mm
Except that it isn't unless you can get me the same benchmark. TPU says "custom scene". Does the OP run the same scene? No? Then it's not an admissible comparison.
 
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I could be 100% wrong, but if AMD withdraws the presentation due to pricing, then they would at least show how fast their GPU is by comparing its older GPU or Nvidia GPU, which it is competing with.

AMD hiding the benchmarks suggests that AMD is not getting the desired results that it hoped for, AMD assumptions about Nvidia GPU got wrong with price and performance (Cheaper and better performance than AMD thought).

In short, either NVIDIA has caught AMD off guard again, or AMD is not getting the desired result that they hoped.
 
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//DEVIL//

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I have a déjà vu with RDNA 3's 7900XTX having that game that performed close to 4090 around launch from a lot of extrapolations and no baseline to compare to and ended up being a whole lot of nothing :messenger_grinning_sweat:
Well, they kind of said they were no longer going after high-end. I don't expect the 7900xtx to be a high-end card with the 4090/5080/5090 in the picture.

but if this 9070 is below the 7900xtx and there is no higher card like 9080... then AMD is going to get it in the ass this time without any lubrication.
 

Crayon

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I could be 100% wrong, but if AMD withdraws the presentation due to pricing, then they would at least show how fast their GPU is by comparing its older GPU or Nvidia GPU, which it is competing with.

AMD hiding the benchmarks suggests that AMD is not getting the desired results that it hoped for, AMD assumptions about Nvidia GPU got wrong with price and performance (Cheaper and better performance than AMD thought).

In short, either NVIDIA has caught AMD off guard again, or AMD is not getting the desired result that they hoped.

They could have pulled it because how do you answer a '5070 that's like a 4090'. That bs went down hook line and sinker. I could see taking some time to let that pass.
 

Black_Stride

do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
Those numbers are actually really competitive compared to the price

If you play at below 4K the 7900XTX beats the 4090 in those cherry picked results.
So if you use any sort of upscaling to 4K........its a no brainer.


Note. Those are very cherry picked reviews.
 

FireFly

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I could be 100% wrong, but if AMD withdraws the presentation due to pricing, then they would at least show how fast their GPU is by comparing its older GPU or Nvidia GPU, which it is competing with.

AMD hiding the benchmarks suggests that AMD is not getting the desired results that it hoped for, AMD assumptions about Nvidia GPU got wrong with price and performance (Cheaper and better performance than AMD thought).

In short, either NVIDIA has caught AMD off guard again, or AMD is not getting the desired result that they hoped.
They already released slides saying they are positioning it as a 7900 XT replacement, and they already said that the "leaked" benchmarks (putting it at only 7900 GRE levels) were wrong.

Having a separate event where they can have the most impact makes sense. Their fumble was not announcing the date of the event at the conference.
 
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llien

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I could be 100% wrong, but if AMD withdraws the presentation due to pricing, then they would at least show how fast their GPU is by comparing its older GPU or Nvidia GPU, which it is competing with.

AMD hiding the benchmarks suggests that AMD is not getting the desired results that it hoped for, AMD assumptions about Nvidia GPU got wrong with price and performance (Cheaper and better performance than AMD thought).
Not much is known about actual perf of NV cards either, so perhaps they want to see it first.

The faux frame bazinga is smoke and mirrors.
 

Gaiff

SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Let's see how it turn out in other games.
P.S Hope someone at CES2025 will show video to us PathTracing + Neural Denoising from AMD, if AMD is allow capture
Unless it's optimized for COD, it'd be weird to see it beating a 7900 XTX in that game but lose out in others.

This looks promising though. I hope the guy at IGN didn't do something idiotic that skewed the results. 4090-like performance from the 9070 XTX would be great.
 
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Puscifer

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if the 5070 is 550 bucks then this cards needs to be at least 400 or lower above that is DOA.
Depends on real world performance. I said it in another thread, but once the dust settled and the hype feeling came and went I realized that it's all AI performance and not raster. Nvidia also ran everything in performance mode, not quality or even balanced for that matter so that really knocked my hype down.

I'm in for something in a couple weeks but I need these hard numbers to make a decision
 

Wolzard

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I could be 100% wrong, but if AMD withdraws the presentation due to pricing, then they would at least show how fast their GPU is by comparing its older GPU or Nvidia GPU, which it is competing with.

AMD hiding the benchmarks suggests that AMD is not getting the desired results that it hoped for, AMD assumptions about Nvidia GPU got wrong with price and performance (Cheaper and better performance than AMD thought).

In short, either NVIDIA has caught AMD off guard again, or AMD is not getting the desired result that they hoped.

They said in a post-conference QA that there was no time for this, that CES only made 45 min available for them. However, I think the part about mobile chips could have been cut, which was a bit extensive.
AMD will produce a dedicated event to talk about the cards and new features. I assume they should do this closer to the launch of the 5070/5070 Ti in mid-February.
 
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