Yeston launches Radeon RX 9070 XT New Mercury with very flashy design

Yeston launched this week its Radeon RX 9070 XT Mercury Nova, its latest RDNA model. AMD’s partner states that she developed the sign in partnership with Gravavar, delivering a GPU with a very flashy look.

The first thing that draws attention is the size of the plate, with three -faced design and occupying three slots in thickness. Taking advantage of this profile, Yeston has placed an ARGB LED range that occupy almost the entire side of the plate, involving the new RX 9070 XT Mercury in customized color lights.

The plate housing also has a well -different sculpture, where plastic lines pass over the fans to give the impression of something liquid or oily in dynamic motion.

Another thing that differentiates Radeon RX 9070 XT Mercury Nova by the look is the presence of a white PCB. Even for plates with the blank housing the PCB sometimes comes in black, and Yeston has chosen to do the opposite in its new GPU AMD.

As might be expected, the Yeston RX 9070 XT features three 8 -pin connectors. The plate has a base clock up to 2.520mHz and Boost up to 3.060mHz, which should be selected by the oC BIOS profile.

The Videocardz staff noted for the available description that the new Mercury model seems to use the same PCB of the Sakura edition of the RX 9070 XT. That would explain it to come blank while the plate housing was made in black. In the end, this can be just a variant of the Sakura model, but without the “Waifu” look.

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The model was announced to China for the suggested price of 5,799 yuans. As usual for Yeston plates, we have no forecast for global availability. AIB aims to start sending the signs on the 31st of this month.