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It appears that this launch will be even less exciting than the RX 9060 XT series. The non-XT variant, which was quietly launched yesterday, is now appearing on board partner sites. Interest, even from AIBs, seems to be limited. ASUS, for example, has only launched one model so far. The RX 9060 DUAL is a clone of the RX 9060 XT DUAL. Both cards appear to share the same PCB, which is not surprising given that this is essentially a cut-down version of the XT card. The 2.5-slot cooler has already been confirmed to support 3.3 GHz on XT models, so increasing the frequency on the RX 9060 should have been an easy task, but unfortunately it was not. While AMD has not shared any official details on the RX 9060 clocks, we already know the spec lists a 2400 MHz game clock and a 2990 MHz boost clock. This was also confirmed by ASUS today. What is somewhat surprising is that their OC settings, applied through GPU Tweak software, only increase the clocks by 10 MHz. This is easily one of the lowest overclock frequencies we’ve seen on a modern GPU in years. One of the potential reasons why the clocks are only guaranteed to reach this level is the locked TBP (Total Board Power). This model offers a power limit of just 132W, and AIBs simply can’t increase it.
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