Sapphire launches their Radeon RX 9060 XT Black Diamond in China

Sapphire launches its Radeon RX 9060 XT Black Diamond 16GB GPU

Sapphire has officially launched its Black Diamond AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card in China (via ITHOME), launching for 2,899 yuan, making this an MSRP graphics card. Like all AMD RDNA 4 GPUs, this graphics card supports AMD’s FSR 4 technology and upcoming FSR “Redstone” features.

Based on currently available information, this new model is only available as a 16GB GPU. The GPU is 2.3 slots thick, uses three cooling fans, and uses a phase-change thermal interface material (TIM). The GPU uses a black/gold colour scheme and a polygonal aesthetic.

Measuring in at 262 x 116 x 46.1mm, this GPU will fit into most modern PC cases with ease. The GPU uses a single 8-pin PCIe cable for power and features three display outputs. These outputs are two HDMI connections and a single DisplayPort.

Compared to AMD’s reference specifications, Sapphire’s Black Diamond 16GB GPU features a modest overclock. With a gaming clock of 2700 MHz (+80 MHz) and a boost clock of 3290 MHz (+60 MHz), this GPU will be a little faster than baseline RX 9060 XT models.

So far, this GPU has only been launched in Asian markets. Sadly, this GPU is unlikely to become available outside of Asia anytime soon.

You can join the discussion on Sapphire’s Radeon RX 9060 XT Black Diamond 16GB on the OC3D Forums.

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