PowerColor Showcases Graphics Cards with Groovy UV-reactive Art
PowerColor in its Computex 2026 booth showcased some new prototype custom AMD Radeon RX 9000 series graphics cards. These are variants of its existing RX 9070 XT Red Devil, RX 9070 XT HellHound, and Reaper series graphics cards, but come with groovy new UV-reactive artwork on their backplates. The first prototype had a UV-reactive branches of a cherry tree in blossom. The next one, titled "She Wears Red," showcases an abstract monstrosity on the Red Devil.
The most striking of these prototypes, titled "Relics that Still Burn," depicts Egyptian hieroglyphs that are physically etched into the backplate, and have UV-reactive paint within the etchings for a phenomenal look under UV light. The next one, titled "The Architecture," is based on the RX 9070 XT HellHound Spectral White, and uses a print of the bare PCB underneath, which comes to life under UV light. Our 2023 PowerColor factory tour shows you how bare PCBs come in, are inspected, and then turned over to a pick-and-place machine. Tell us which one you liked the most in the comments.
The most striking of these prototypes, titled "Relics that Still Burn," depicts Egyptian hieroglyphs that are physically etched into the backplate, and have UV-reactive paint within the etchings for a phenomenal look under UV light. The next one, titled "The Architecture," is based on the RX 9070 XT HellHound Spectral White, and uses a print of the bare PCB underneath, which comes to life under UV light. Our 2023 PowerColor factory tour shows you how bare PCBs come in, are inspected, and then turned over to a pick-and-place machine. Tell us which one you liked the most in the comments.
