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So, get this. ASRock decided to show off this wild “Taichi White” thing, like a concept version of the Radeon RX 9070 XT. Sounds fancy, right? Also, they’ve got some 9060 XT models up their sleeve. Why? Who knows.
### ASRock’s Going for a Taichi White on the RX 9070 XT, Hitting 3.1 GHz
Now, I’m not usually into tech, but ASRock’s already got a white version of the Radeon RX 9070 XT with their Steel Legend series. But here’s the kicker: they’re thinking of putting out an even fancier version. Imagine that famous Taichi cooling thingamajig with turbo clock speeds. Are my eyes glazing over? Maybe.
So, what card are we rambling about? It’s called the ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White OC. For now, it’s just a concept – like, not for sale yet – but hey, maybe soon? It’s got this RDNA 4-based Navi 48 GPU business and a boost clock rocking up to 3.1 GHz. Crazy, right? If that means anything to you.
Picture this: triple slots, triple fans, all in white. Those fans are 100mm and have this Striped Ring design – whatever that means. Cooling’s all about the Taichi 3x solution, using fancy thermal pads. Plus, it’s got these LED zones you can light up with Polychrome Sync software (sounds like a party!). Oh, and it has Dual BIOS and some kind of LCD window for info – a first for ASRock’s Taichi doodads.
But wait, here’s another one! ASRock showed this Radeon AI PRO R9700 Creator. It’s this 32 GB graphics card using the same Navi 48 GPU, hitting up to 2920 MHz. The highlights? Like a blower fan, die-cast metal cover, vapor chamber heatsink with ultra-fit heatpipe, backplate – all squeezed into a 2-slot design. They’re using some fancy Honeywell PTM7950 cooling. Yeah, okay.
Finally, there’s the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT custom cards, featuring a triple-fan “Steel Legend OC” and a dual-fan “Challenger OC”. Just an 8-pin connector, clocks up to 3290 MHz. Not sure about you, but I’m still not sure what half of this means. But hey, if you’re a pricing nerd, these should be around $299/$349. Probably.
So, I wasn’t exactly paying attention—what was I saying? Ah, forget it.
