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I'm about Gigabyte's 9060 XT gaming, but I want to know if Aorus will release a version of the 9060, because I've always wanted an Aorus graphics card. I want your opinions on whether you think Aorus will make its own version of the 9060 Xt, and also if I should wait or not?

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13 minutes ago, Vvampwoken said:

I'm about Gigabyte's 9060 XT gaming, but I want to know if Aorus will release a version of the 9060, because I've always wanted an Aorus graphics card. I want your opinions on whether you think Aorus will make its own version of the 9060 Xt,

First of aorus isnt a company. It's a "version" of gigabyte products like ROG is from asus

Secondly, I doubt it cause according to their website they havent made a 7600xt or 7700xt Aorus card (or up until the 7900xt from what I can find) so it seems like they are mostly for the higher to highest end cards of the generation like ROG Strix cards

13 minutes ago, Vvampwoken said:

and also if I should wait or not?

Nah, unless you like the aesthetic (not a good idea in lower end cards and builds which the 9060xt is and goes in usually) you have 0 reasons to get an aorus card over any other 9060xt since they dont really have anything worth mentioning in performance over the other ones

Just get the cheapest 9060xt and call it a day

What if YOU were cake all along?
 

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1 hour ago, Vvampwoken said:

I'm about Gigabyte's 9060 XT gaming, but I want to know if Aorus will release a version of the 9060, because I've always wanted an Aorus graphics card. I want your opinions on whether you think Aorus will make its own version of the 9060 Xt, and also if I should wait or not?

aorus is for high performance models, highly doubt there will be one of a lower tier card. and even a middle class card from sapphire like the pure will be a better card than the aorus. So are you sure you only want the gigabyte cards?

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MSI B450 gaming pro carbon ac              (motherboard)      |    (Gpu)             Powercolor RX 9070XT Red Devil

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2 hours ago, Vvampwoken said:

I'm about Gigabyte's 9060 XT gaming, but I want to know if Aorus will release a version of the 9060, because I've always wanted an Aorus graphics card. I want your opinions on whether you think Aorus will make its own version of the 9060 Xt, and also if I should wait or not?

Why even

 

Idk why youd want to buy that specific model just get the cheapest thing available and be done with it though i do understand the preference for gigabyte if you want to crossflash the vbios of the card since all their cards have dual bios, particlarly useful with the 9070 when flashing it to a 9070xt raises powerlimit and lets it match and beat the stock 9070xt when overclocked

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3 hours ago, Vvampwoken said:

I'm about Gigabyte's 9060 XT gaming, but I want to know if Aorus will release a version of the 9060, because I've always wanted an Aorus graphics card. I want your opinions on whether you think Aorus will make its own version of the 9060 Xt, and also if I should wait or not?

I got AORUS rx 9070 xt

They mostly go gaming oc version 

 

Amd Ryzen 5 5600 Zen 3 OC 4.6Ghz 

RTX 3070 gaming gigabyte 

32GB patriot 3600 MHz 

Casual gamer since dune 2 and wolf 3d and dukem nukem 3d

 

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