In addition to pre-assembled PCs, Lenovo also offers customized graphics cards. However, these are not sold directly on the retail market. No, to get one of their cards, you have to buy a PC, take it out of the machine and resell the rest of the PC. As you can see, this is in-house hardware only available for the brand’s PCs. In any case, we hear that the brand is customizing an AMD RX 9070 XT!
RX 9070 XT: Lenovo’s customized card in its Blade 7000P PCs of 2025!
The board’s design is simple, and with good reason: it’s a square brick with a gray fairing. Despite this, the card is imposing, with its three-fan heatsink and footprint spread over three slots. There’s a perforated backplate and an aRGB-lit RADEON RX 9070 XT logo on the edge.
In terms of frequencies, there’s nothing to jump up and down about, since this model is said to follow AMD’s specifications. As a result, we’re entitled to a boost frequency of up to 2970 MHz. However, one small detail piques our curiosity: the power connector. Indeed, Lenovo’s visuals show a 12V-2×6. In short, there’s no doubt that this card, like all the others that use it (ASRock and Sapphire), is likely to see its connector melt.
Otherwise, the card takes its place in a Lenovo Blade 7000P Edition 2025 PC. This machine is, vulgarly speaking, a mobile-on-desktop platform. It’s a PC with a choice of either a Ryzen 9 9955HX3D or a Ryzen 9 8945HX. As for the rest of the configuration, we don’t know.
In any case, this custom RX 9070 XT is in keeping with the brand’s usual designs, with its large, square, grey casing and a touch of RGB.