PowerColor has leaked the design of one of its graphics cards. In addition to its Hellhound series, we have learned that the brand is also planning a white series with a Hellhound Spectral White. Obviously, like Galax’s HOF series, the card will also have a white PCB!
An RX 9070 XT Hellhound Spectral White, a card with a white PCB!
The programme includes a white version of the original Hellhound version. However, PowerColor isn’t just offering a white casing and fans, no, the brand is going one step further. In fact, on closer inspection, even the printed circuit board is white, which is quite rare. This is reminiscent of Galax’s HOF boards, a new model of which is in the pipeline.
As a reminder, the Hellhound series of cards occupies PowerColor’s mid-range sector. The brand’s top-of-the-range cards are occupied by the Red Devil series, while the Reaper series offers rational cards. By this we mean that there will be no frills, the aim being to offer more affordable cards by eliminating the superfluous.
Based on the characteristics of the black model, this card should feature a small backlight in the backplate. The cooling system features three fans blowing over a double block of aluminium fins. This assembly, traversed by six Ø6 mm heat pipes, will come into contact with the GPU and memory via a nickel-plated copper plate. PowerColor also uses a PTM7950 phase-change thermal pad as the thermal interface between the GPU and the heatsink.
Finally, the GPU will have to contend with official boost frequencies of 3010 MHz. The power supply will be provided via two 8-pin PCIe connectors, and the card will be 327 mm long!
In terms of price, given the range of the card, we’re expecting a bill in excess of $600, MSRP announced in China!
Here’s the product sheet for the black Hellhound from PowerColor!