ASRock Unveils Taichi White Radeon RX 9070 XT Concept GPU Featuring 3.1 GHz Clock, Plus Various RX 9060 XT Models

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So, I stumbled across this showcase by ASRock, and they’ve got this “Taichi White” Radeon RX 9070 XT — kind of a big deal, I think. I mean, ASRock’s already got these white-themed cards with their Steel Legend lineup, but they’re kicking it up a notch apparently. The new card? It’s like Taichi on steroids. Or something. Anyway — wait, what was I saying? Oh yeah. Clocks up to 3.1 GHz. Which is nuts. Or maybe not, but it sounds impressive.

The card’s still something of a wild concept right now — you know, not something you can just grab off the shelf. It’s rocking the RDNA 4 Navi 48 GPU, which… well, does it matter if you’re not a tech nerd? Let’s just say it’s supposed to be awesome.

Okay, picture this: It’s got this triple-slot, triple-fan thing going on, all in white. Kind of like a snowstorm for your PC, if that makes any sense. Those fans? 100mm each, with some fancy “Striped Ring” design. Whatever that means. ASRock’s using these phase-change thermal pads — no idea how those work, but they sound cool. Oh, and LEDs. Because why not have a light show inside your computer? With that Polychrome Sync thing and some funky LCD info window. Honestly, it’s like a mini disco in there.

Then there’s this other thing — the Radeon AI PRO R9700 Creator. This beast has 32 GB. The same Navi 48 core, hitting up to 2920 MHz. It’s like, that’s fast, right? I think. They’ve slapped a blower-fan on it, plus this die-cast metal shroud. Ultra-fit heatpipe and vapor chamber — basically a fridge for your PC. And then there’s this Honeywell PTM7950 cooling magic. Sounds like a mouthful, but hey, if it keeps things chilled… sure, why not?

Oh! Before I forget, ASRock didn’t stop there. They showed off some custom RX 9060 XT graphics cards too. Like, there’s the “Steel Legend OC” with three fans, and then the “Challenger OC” with two. They’re not cheap — a bit over the $299/$349 mark maybe. Just a little FYI there. So, here we are, wondering if any of this is really going to shake the world. Or, maybe it’s just for show. Who knows, right?