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Every Radeon RX 6600 XT Graphics Card Announced for the US

By Francisco Pires published 30 July 21

AMD's release of the RX 6600 XT eschews a reference card, but AMD's board partners have a veritable avalanche of products readied for release.

PowerColor Quietly Prepares a Radeon RX 5600 XT for SFF Lovers

By Zhiye Liu published 23 April 20

A UK retailer has listed an unannounced PowerColor Radeon RX 5600 XT ITX graphics card.

PowerColor Unveils Highest-Clocked Radeon RX 5700 XT Graphics Card

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 19 November 19

PowerColor claims the Liquid Devil 5700 XT with a built-in water cooling block is the fastest RX 5700 XT graphics card.

Deal: PowerColor 8GB Red Dragon Radeon RX 580 for $160 After Rebate

By Matt Safford published 4 December 18

Newegg is now offering a PowerColor-made 8GB RX 580 for $159.99 after $20 rebate and EMCERPT94 coupon code.

PowerColor Launches First Official Radeon RX 590 GPU

By Zhiye Liu published 13 November 18

PowerColor is the first graphics card manufacturer to officially reveal its custom Radeon RX 590 graphics card.

PowerColor Red Devil RX Vega 64 8GB HBM2 Review: Cooling Vega Right

By Igor Wallossek published 4 June 18

PowerColor Announces Red Dragon RX Vega 56 8GB Graphics Card

By Leon Chan published 22 March 18

PowerColor announced the Red Dragon RX Vega 56 8GB, a version of AMD’s Radeon RX Vega 56 with custom cooling and board design.

The External Graphics Docks At CES 2018

By Derek Forrest published 19 January 18

Here are all the new Thunderbolt 3-powered external graphics enclosures we saw at CES 2018.

PowerColor Announces Gaming Station External GPU

By Leon Chan published 9 January 18

At CES 2018, PowerColor announced a new ThunderBolt 3 external GPU called the Gaming Station.

PowerColor’s External Graphics 'Gaming Box' Made For Devils And Dragons

By Steven Lynch published 26 May 17

At Computex, PowerColor will expand its line of external graphics docks with the addition of the Gaming Box.

PowerColor Unleashes The Red Devil RX 570 4GB

By Steven Lynch published 17 May 17

Hot on the heels of its Red Devil RX 580 graphics cards, PowerColor is back again with its Red Devil RX 570 4GB.

PowerColor Devil R9 390X Review

By Kevin Carbotte published 26 November 15

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Closed-loop liquid cooling isn't just for the Fury X. PowerColor uses a similar setup for its Devil R9 390X 8GB, but how does the fancier thermal solution affect performance, cooling and noise?

Report: AMD R9 290X Coming in 8 GB Variants

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 30 October 14

It looks like we will be getting 8 GB variants of the R9 290X after all.

PowerColor Devil 13 Dual Core R9 290X 8 GB Review: Dual Hawaii on Air

By Igor Wallossek published 21 July 14

PowerColor’s Devil 13 graphics card, with its two Hawaii GPUs and massive heat sink, weighs in at more than two kilograms and exudes luxury. But can it compete with AMD’s dual-GPU reference design with closed-loop water cooling? Let’s find out!

PowerColor PCS+ R9 290X Review: Cool, Quiet, And Priced Right

By Igor Wallossek published 5 May 14

PowerColor sent over a second 2.5-slot Hawaii-based card. The first was MSI's R9 290X Lightning. This one, the PCS+ R9 290X is both lighter and less expensive. Does PowerColor out-engineer MSI and score an upset, or is the PCS+ simply less capable?

Partner Cards: 10 Radeon R9 270 And 270X Boards, Reviewed

By Igor Wallossek published 31 March 14

We're not particularly fond of AMD's reference Radeon R9 270-series cooling solution. Fortunately, most of the company's board partners have their own heat sinks and fans. We take 10 cards and measure their clock rates, thermals, and acoustics.

PowerColor LCS AXR9 290X: Water Makes Hawaii Comfortable

By Thomas Soderstrom published 5 March 14

AMD’s Radeon R9 290X is an incredibly powerful gaming card. Unfortunately, the company's cheap cooling solution results in inconsistent performance and excessive noise. PowerColor’s liquid-cooled LCS AXR9 290X is set to solve both issues with finesse.