PowerColor shares with us a small teaser of a new card of their own. Indeed, the company puts forward a future RX 7900 XTX Hellhound White. A white variation of the already existing black model!
RX 7900 XTX Hellhound White: towards a white version of the PowerColor card!
With its teaser, the brand highlights a part of the back of the card. From what we can see, the backplate will be white, logical for a white version. On the other hand, we notice that the PCB will also be white, which is less obvious. On another picture, we can see that the fairing will be white too, while the fans have translucent blades. Clearly, it feels like LED lighting, moreover, the dipswitch ” LED Switch ” does not deceive anyone.
At the level of the heatsink, we know that the card will operate three fans, two of 100 mm and one of 90 mm. The latter will blow on a large network of aluminum fins crossed by a total of eight copper heat pipes of 6 mm each. While the main elements (graphics chip and memory chips) will be cooled by a large copper base. Finally, the board is built around a custom PCB equipped with 12+3+2+2+1 power supply phases.
The launch will take place today, see for the availability in the shops! In the meantime, you can find the black version in our comparison above.
EDIT: as we were typing the article, PowerColor was publishing its press release. For the time being, we learn that the card has a factory overclocking with a boost reaching 2525 MHz in particular. Otherwise, the card will always require an auxiliary power supply via two 8-pin PCIe.
Here is the PowerColor datasheet!
