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RX 9070 XT Hellhound: A Resonance Edition from PowerColor

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Over at PowerColor, the company has announced a new graphics card featuring a special edition inspired by the latest title in the*A Plague Tale* franchise. Specifically, the brand is offering the RX 9070 XT Hellhound Resonance. The card comes with a special bundle and a design crafted to match the franchise’s aesthetic.

RX 9070 XT Hellhound Resonance Edition: a game-themed graphics card from PowerColor!

A stylized Hellhound!

PowerColor RX 9070 XT Hellhound Resonance EditionWith this card, we see a Hellhound version from PowerColor. Clearly, the card is quite large, measuring 34 cm in length and spanning 2.5 slots in thickness. Be sure to check compatibility with your case—it might not fit in all models.

Otherwise, as a reminder, the card features a triple-fan cooling system with a central fan that’s smaller than the two others located at the ends of the shroud. These fans blow air over a dense array of aluminum fins, through which a total of six copper heat pipes—each 6 mm in diameter—run. The GPU and memory come into contact with a copper cold plate; there’s no vapor chamber here. However, a Honeywell PTM7950 thermal pad is applied to The GPU.

PowerColor RX 9070 XT Hellhound Resonance Edition

In terms of design, the fan stickers feature a gold finish with a reference to the Minotaur’s labyrinth. On the rear edge, there’s beautiful amber/gold lighting, while the backplate showcases a stunning illustration of the main character. In addition, you’ll receive a mouse pad featuring the game’s artwork, and a copy of the game will be included with the purchase of the card.

However, receiving the game copy comes with a condition: you can submit your request until August 26, 2027, which does leave you some time.

Price and availability: 

For now, we don’t yet know the exact retail price of this special edition… But it’s a safe bet that it will be slightly higher than the original card’s €800 price tag.


Check out the PowerColor product page here!


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