ASRock Showcases Radeon RX 9070 XT Phantom Gaming with 12V-2×6 Energy Enter

When ASRock debuted its Radeon RX 9070 sequence graphics playing cards, the Phantom Gaming model was conspicuously absent—you had playing cards from the Taichi, Steel Legend, and Challenger manufacturers, however not Phantom Gaming. It seems like ASRock is near fixing this. At Computex 2026, the corporate showcased a construct with a “prototype” graphics card that very clearly has Phantom Gaming branding. This card could be very completely different in design to the Radeon RX 7900 XT Phantom Gaming sequence from the earlier era. For one, it encompasses a 12V-2×6 energy enter, and never the triple 8-pin setup.

The cooler shroud has a considerably up to date design, with parts and motifs from the corporate’s newest Phantom Gaming motherboards based mostly on Intel 800-series and AMD 800-series chipsets. An ARGB LED diffuser runs alongside the sting of the cooler shroud, whereas two steel streaks cross the central fan body. The three followers ventilate a twin aluminium fin-stack heatsink. Cutouts within the backplate push out a lot of the airflow from the third fan. ASRock’s graphics card vary additionally included its not too long ago introduced Arc Pro B60 and B70 graphics playing cards based mostly on the maxed out “Battlemage” silicon. These playing cards are squarely focused at creators.

There are two key designs, the Arc Pro B70 Passive, which depends on rackmount chassis airflow, whereas the Arc Pro B70 Liquid comes with a factory-fitted customized water block from Alphacool with tail-facing fittings to align with enterprise water cooling options. For everybody else, there’s ASRock’s Creator-series Arc Pro B70 and B60 graphics playing cards that use lateral-blower cooling options, with tail-ended 12V-2×6 energy inputs.