We are tracking a new low-power graphics card from AMD that targets users building compact gaming rigs. The RX 9060 XT LP offers a significant power reduction for those constrained by small form factor cases or limited power supplies. This card allows builders to maintain high-end gaming performance while staying within stricter thermal and electrical limits.
Compact GPU targets mini-PC builders with reduced power draw
The AMD RX 9060 XT LP is a half-height, dual-slot graphics card designed for space-constrained systems. It carries 16GB of video memory to handle modern game textures without bottlenecking. The physical design prioritizes compactness, making it suitable for mini-PCs and small chassis that cannot accommodate standard full-height cards.
Specifications
- Model: RX 9060 XT LP (Low Profile)
- Memory: 16GB VRAM
- TDP: 140W (155W overclocked)
- Form Factor: Half-height, dual-slot
The card operates with a 140W TDP, which is a 20W reduction from the standard 160W version. This 12.5% power cut comes with a modest performance trade-off. According to ETA Prime, the low-profile version runs approximately 7% slower than the standard model in benchmarks. The card includes 16GB of VRAM and supports an overclocking headroom of about 15W, allowing users to push the TDP limit to around 155W if needed.
Benchmark results show the card handles demanding titles with high frame rates. In 3DMark Steel Nomad, it scored 3583 points. Time Spy tests yielded a score of 15057. In gaming tests, it achieved 70 FPS in Horizon Zero Dawn on Ultra settings and 76 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 on Ultra. Doom: The Dark Ages ran at 105 FPS with FSR Quality enabled. These figures indicate strong 1080p or 1440p gaming capability for its class.
Supply availability is currently restricted due to upstream memory chip shortages. Buyers should expect limited stock in the near term. AMD provides official driver support for the card, ensuring compatibility with current software. The combination of low power draw and high memory capacity makes this card a niche but viable option for compact gaming builds.



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