Amazon leaked a new all-white version of the PowerColor Red Devil AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics card. PowerColor calls this fresh look the Spectral Edition, just like they did with their Hellhound series. The store pulled down the page fast, but VideoCardz already grabbed pictures of this white graphics card before it disappeared.
Every part of this card comes in pure white, totally different from the dark standard Red Devil design. The famous Red Devil logo sitting on the cooling fins changed, along with the glowing Hellstone light at the card's edge. These parts use clear plastic instead of the dark, smoky covers found on regular versions. The price stays exactly $899 or €929, with all tech specs staying the same as the original.
Nobody knows exactly when you can buy this white Red Devil RX 9070 XT. PowerColor hasn't officially announced when they'll release it yet. Since Amazon already put up a listing, the card will probably hit stores really soon. The company seems almost ready to ship these redesigned cards to retailers.
White computer parts have become extremely popular with custom PC builders recently. This fresh color option helps buyers match their graphics cards with light-colored computer cases. You get exactly the same performance as the black version—just with a completely different look that many PC fans absolutely love.
Every part of this card comes in pure white, totally different from the dark standard Red Devil design. The famous Red Devil logo sitting on the cooling fins changed, along with the glowing Hellstone light at the card's edge. These parts use clear plastic instead of the dark, smoky covers found on regular versions. The price stays exactly $899 or €929, with all tech specs staying the same as the original.
Nobody knows exactly when you can buy this white Red Devil RX 9070 XT. PowerColor hasn't officially announced when they'll release it yet. Since Amazon already put up a listing, the card will probably hit stores really soon. The company seems almost ready to ship these redesigned cards to retailers.
White computer parts have become extremely popular with custom PC builders recently. This fresh color option helps buyers match their graphics cards with light-colored computer cases. You get exactly the same performance as the black version—just with a completely different look that many PC fans absolutely love.
