AMD RDNA 5 GPU Boost Clock May Reach 3.4GHz, up 14% on the RX 9070 XT
AMD's next-generation RDNA 5 cards will almost certainly crest 3GHz with their stock boost clock for the first time. According to VideoCardz, new rumors suggest AMD is targeting up to 3.4GHz with its upcoming GPUs, a 14% bump over the current RX 9070 XT's clock speed and more than a 36% increase over the 7900XTX, still AMD's fastest pure raster GPU.
Some rumors have been swirling about RDNA 5 cards hitting 4GHz, but serial leaker and rumor merchant Kepler_L2 says otherwise. In a recent forum post, they suggested they'd heard AMD was targeting between 3.1GHz and 3.4GHz with its next-generation cards based on the RDNA 5 architecture. This is more typical of inter-generational improvements and would still lift AMD card boost clocks over 3GHz for the first time.
AMD officially lists the 9070 XT's boost clock at 2970 MHzCredit: AMD
It's unlikely that all RDNA 5 cards will be...
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