ASRock today introduced the Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White graphics card. The card is positioned a notch above the company's current RX 9070 XT Taichi OC. While the shape of its cooling solution resembles that of the original Taichi OC with its 3-tone black+gray+chrome trim, the shroud is now almost completely single-tone white, but with an acrylic ARGB diffuser along the top. There are additional ARGB LED elements along the front. The middle fan is clear, and comes with ARGB lighting. Perhaps the most striking element is its tiny 2-inch color LCD that can be programmed to display just about anything. By default, it puts out system monitoring specs pulled from the ASRock PolyChrome Sync app.

The card retains the meaty VRM setup of the original Taichi OC, and is among the few custom RX 9070 XT cards to come with a 16-pin 12V-2x6 power connector that's capable of 450 W input. The card comes with a factory OC of 2570 MHz Game clock, and 3100 MHz boost, compared to AMD reference speeds of 2400 MHz Game clock and 2970 MHz boost. Its cooling solution uses an impressive eight 6 mm-thick nickel-plated copper heatpipes that pull heat from the GPU and memory, pushing it through the heatsinks, which are ventilated by a trio of fans. ASRock did not confirm pricing, but this is sure to be pricier than the regular RX 9070 XT Taichi OC. A marketing video by ASRock follows.