Introduction to the Recent Leak
Last week, vigilant graphics card industry watchdogs pointed to new developments in the hardware sector with the registration of the XFX Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 custom design SKUs in South Korea. This leak has stirred interest among enthusiasts and could hint at an upcoming release of unannounced RDNA 4-based graphics cards.
Details from the Leaked Information
According to social media insights shared by momomo_us, Amazon’s South Korean branch mistakenly published product pages for non-XT models of the Radeon RX 9070. The pages revealed details about two variants: the Swift and Quicksilver, both boasting 16 GB of memory. Images shared online indicate a minimalist design, featuring a black shroud and backplate, reminiscent of the dark-tinted sample showcased by TechPowerUp at CES 2025.
Specifications and Expectations
Interestingly, the leaked product details suggest that both models sport unique aesthetic designs and might not match previously previewed samples. The RX 9070 Quicksilver’s backplate appears to be similar to the earlier premium black demonstration, while the Swift offers a more complex design. Initial reports indicate clock speeds of 1400 MHz (base), 2210 MHz (game), and 2700 MHz (boost)—a factory-overclocked configuration that aligns with offerings like the PowerColor Red Devil RX 9070.
