The RX 9060 XT release date has finally arrived. AMD announced this new budget-friendly graphics card at Computex 2025, comparing it to Nvidia’s 5060 Ti. The card launched today, June 5th, and if you’re looking to buy one, we’ve put together a guide on where to buy the RX 9060 XT. However, keeping track of availability is always important with a new GPU launch – both AMD and Nvidia have suffered from stock issues for their latest releases.

After launching at 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET, the card is now available to buy across popular retailers, including Amazon and Newegg. With that in mind, we’ve kept a close eye on availability. GPU stock tends to sell out quickly, but now the dust has settled just a little bit, we’ve picked out a list of models still in stock (at the time of writing) in the U.S. and the U.K.

Last updated: 7:02 AM PT / 10:02 AM ET

RX 9060 XT stock tracker – US

Kicking things off with the currently available stock in the U.S., starting with the 16GB cards, and then going down to the 8GB cards below. These cards have MSRPs of $349 and $299, respectively. We’ve noticed a trend of 16GB demand being much higher than the 8GB model, which isn’t surprising to see.

RX 9060 XT stock tracker – UK

Moving on to the UK now, where we’ve seen retailers managing to keep more models in stock across the board, including the 16GB variants.

Are there any other places to find the RX 9060 XT in stock?

So far, stock looks to be more heavily contested in the United States, especially for the 16GB models. Just like we saw with the 5060 Ti 8GB vs 16GB models, the higher VRAM card has proven to be much more popular. If you missed out on grabbing one of these new Radeon GPUs at launch, you can always turn to in-store locations such as Micro Center or Best Buy in the U.S.

Alternatively, you can always turn your attention to third-party resellers, though it is something we generally recommend against – scalpers will ramp up the price, and it’s generally not worth the extra investment.

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