Roughly a month ago, Vastarmor debuted its "Super-less" Radeon RX 9070 XT Alloy SKU . The Chinese manufacturer's barebones spin-off—derived from a triple-fan flagship design —was stripped of fancy ARGB trimmings. Additionally, this sober-looking alternative option was deemed unworthy of sporting 3.1 GHz boost clock credentials—instead, making do with a mere 3010 MHz setting. A brand-new "Super Alloy Ultra" model retains elite-tier membership ; as demonstrated by a recently published specification sheet . The Vastarmor design team has opted into using a louder and wider color palette; clearly demonstrated by their fresh RX 9070 XT Super Alloy Ultra's zany pearlescent rainbow-spectrum shroud setup. Unfortunately, this bright aesthetic treatment did not extend to the new flagship's backplate. The AIB's Super Alloy White option was appropriately decorated; on the front and back. Vastarmor's latest offering is not expected to break retail barriers beyond Chinese markets. ASRock's premium Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi OC card is—perhaps—the closest to being an "eccentric" visual option for global audiences. Fittingly, its factory overclocked talents include a 3.1 GHz boost clock.