ASRock Unveils Taichi White Radeon RX 9070 XT Concept GPU with 3.1 GHz Speed and Various RX 9060 XT Models

Alright, so here’s the scoop on ASRock and its flashy new toys. They’ve got this “Taichi White” concept thing going on with the Radeon RX 9070 XT. I mean, it looks like they’ve been busy tinkering with the usual stuff and, well, adding a bit more pizzazz. Who knew graphics cards could be so… colorful?

So, ASRock’s already got this fancy Radeon RX 9070 XT in some kind of white steel flavor called Steel Legend. But now they’re like, “Hey, let’s go even fancier.” Enter Taichi, which I’m assuming isn’t named after the martial art, but who knows? It’s pretty much cranking the clock speeds to a wild 3.1 GHz. That’s fast, right? Feels fast.

The card’s all flash with its triplet of fans and whatnot — all 100mm, apparently. And they’ve thrown in this Taichi 3x cooling trickery with some phase-change thermal pads. Fancy talk for, “it shouldn’t overheat,” I guess. And, oh, you’ve got this sprinkle of LED lights, ‘cause why not? Light up your life while gaming! Control those flashy bits with the Polychrome Sync software and — wait, there’s an LCD on there too? That’s a first for them, they say.

Moving on, there’s this cool Radeon AI PRO R9700 Creator with a Navi 48 core… whatever that means. Sounds techy. It’s packing 32 GB and speeds up to 2920 MHz. It’s all about the blower-fan design. Some metal bits here, a vapor chamber there, and all nicely sandwiched in a 2-slot setup. It’s even got this swanky Honeywell PTM7950 cooling. No clue what that is, but it probably keeps things chilly.

And then, because why stop? ASRock’s dropping some Radeon RX 9060 XT custom cards too. Think Steel Legend OC with triple fans and a Challenger OC with dual fans. Simple names, right? Both rocking one 8-pin plug and can reach up to 3290 MHz. Supposedly they’ve got a slightly fancier price tag but should hover near $299/$349. Anyway, that’s the budget they’re aiming to beat, yeah? Maybe.

So, that’s a bit about ASRock and their snazzy graphics cards where tech meets glitz. Or something like that.