PowerColor's Red Devil Radeon RX 9070 XT Spectral White Edition features all-white components

When we first saw PowerColor's impressive Radeon RX 9070 XT Red Devil at CES 2025, we were told it planned to release an all-white version in the months following RDNA 4's launch. The time has come, as the Radeon RX 9070 XT Red Devil Spectral White Edition is set to debut on April 8 in Limited Edition form.

PowerColor's Red Devil cards have always featured all-black designs with red flourishes, signaling their power and premium status among custom-overclocked models. This marks the first all-white edition designed for PC gamers with all-white builds, and as seen in a new video by Overclock3D that previews the card, everything is white.

Everything from the power 8-pin power connectors to the PCB, fin stack, I/O bracket, and heat pipes is all-white - which is very impressive. Most white GPUs rarely go this far in their commitment to an aesthetic.

As an all-white variant, the RGB lighting is customizable, too. As a special Limited Edition version of one of the most premium Radeon RX 9070 XT GPUs out there, if you are interested in the Radeon RX 9070 XT Red Devil Spectral White Edition, expect to pay a lot more for this than you would most other models.

The standard black edition is sold for $799.99 USD, a 33% premium over AMD's MSRP. Based on all-white GPUs traditionally costing more than their all-black counterparts, the Spectral White Edition will probably set you back at least $849.99 USD. Expect PowerColor to formally announce this in the coming days, as the company is already teasing its reveal on social media.