Yeston launched fresh Radeon RX 9070 graphics cards as part of their Sakura product family. They created three different cards that deliver strong performance with excellent heat control. Every card from the "Sakura Eye" collection features a unique back panel featuring two-dimensional artwork, and they added a built-in fragrance module that gives these computer parts a pleasant smell.
Let's check out what makes each card special. The biggest one, called Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GD6 Atlantis OC, measures 330×138×65 mm and needs three PCIe 8-pin power plugs to reach speeds up to 3060 MHz. The middle option, Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GD6 OC, comes slightly smaller at 326×136×68 mm but matches the same 3060 MHz top speed using identical power connections. The third choice, the Radeon RX 9070 16GD6 Atlantis OC, runs at 2700 MHz with just two PCIe 8-pin connectors and measures 330×138×62 mm.
All these graphics cards keep cool thanks to three fans working together. The fancy XT models include copper bottoms with seven heat pipes running through them. The standard model uses four heat pipes instead but still maintains that copper bottom design for pulling heat away from important parts. Computer experts who care about keeping things cool, managing power right, and getting fast performance will find these details helpful.
Yeston paid extra attention to manufacturing these cards with technical precision. They painted the Atlantis models with a special "chameleon" finish that looks different depending on how light hits it. This isn't just for show—it's part of their engineering process. The company shares exact measurements, power needs, and cooling details because they want buyers to understand exactly what these cards can do without any confusion or fancy marketing talk.
Let's check out what makes each card special. The biggest one, called Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GD6 Atlantis OC, measures 330×138×65 mm and needs three PCIe 8-pin power plugs to reach speeds up to 3060 MHz. The middle option, Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GD6 OC, comes slightly smaller at 326×136×68 mm but matches the same 3060 MHz top speed using identical power connections. The third choice, the Radeon RX 9070 16GD6 Atlantis OC, runs at 2700 MHz with just two PCIe 8-pin connectors and measures 330×138×62 mm.
All these graphics cards keep cool thanks to three fans working together. The fancy XT models include copper bottoms with seven heat pipes running through them. The standard model uses four heat pipes instead but still maintains that copper bottom design for pulling heat away from important parts. Computer experts who care about keeping things cool, managing power right, and getting fast performance will find these details helpful.
Yeston paid extra attention to manufacturing these cards with technical precision. They painted the Atlantis models with a special "chameleon" finish that looks different depending on how light hits it. This isn't just for show—it's part of their engineering process. The company shares exact measurements, power needs, and cooling details because they want buyers to understand exactly what these cards can do without any confusion or fancy marketing talk.
