PowerColor is keeping the momentum going for AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 XT with a fresh custom model that leans hard into style. Meet the Hellhound REVA RX 9070 XT, an anime-inspired edition that delivers the same performance as the standard Hellhound while dialing up the aesthetics and unboxing experience.
Visually, this card stands out. The shroud swaps the usual dark gray for a clean white finish accented with silver and a touch of black, and it’s framed by striking icy-blue lighting. PowerColor didn’t just slap on new graphics—the edges of the shroud are redesigned, giving the cooler a more distinctive silhouette. The fans retain the familiar Hellhound logos, though the new shroud design slightly overlaps the fan openings, adding to the custom look.
The bundle is part of the appeal. Beyond the card, you get an additional magnetic backplate so you can swap between two different looks, plus a themed mouse pad, stickers, pins, and an acrylic figurine. It’s clearly aimed at collectors and fans who want their build to tell a story, not just post big frame rates.
Under the hood, it matches the regular Hellhound RX 9070 XT’s specs and power setup, so you can expect the same performance profile. It’s a larger and heavier build, though, so check your case clearance.
Key details:
– GPU: Radeon RX 9070 XT, PowerColor Hellhound REVA edition
– Clocks: 2460 MHz Game clock, up to 3010 MHz Boost (OC mode)
– Power: Dual 8-pin connectors
– Display outputs: 3x DisplayPort 2.1a, 1x HDMI 2.1b
– Dimensions and weight: 332 x 122 x 57 mm, around 2.3 kg
– Extras: Magnetic swap-out backplate, mouse pad, stickers, pins, acrylic figure
– Availability: Launched worldwide
– Pricing: Listed by a German retailer at €696; roughly US$809 with 20% VAT included, about US$675 before VAT
If you like the Hellhound’s proven cooling and performance but want a card that makes your rig pop, the REVA edition is a compelling alternative. Just keep in mind the expanded length and thickness when planning your build, and enjoy the premium bundle and anime-themed flair without sacrificing the clocks and features that make the RX 9070 XT such a strong 1440p and entry 4K contender.
