AX GAMING has released the third installment of its 2026 Four Seasons limited graphics card series, targeting buyers who want distinctive hardware without sacrificing cooling performance. The GeForce RTX 5070 12G Autumn Edition arrives with a white-to-purple gradient aesthetic and specialized thermal components, offering a visual alternative to standard black cards for custom PC builds.

Limited edition graphics card features white-purple gradient and Punk 4.0 cooling
The card is built around the GeForce RTX 5070 12G GPU, which runs at a boost clock of 2542MHz, a +90MHz increase over the standard model. AX GAMING pairs this chip with its Punk 4.0 cooling module, which utilizes three fans and five heat pipes with an 8mm diameter to manage thermal output.
Specifications
- GPU Model: GeForce RTX 5070 12G
- Cooling System: Punk 4.0 cooling module with 3 fans and 5 heat pipes (8mm diameter)
- Boost Clock: 2542MHz (+90MHz)
- Design Theme: Autumn series limited edition with white-purple gradient, osmanthus/AX/star motifs, maple leaf patterns, and 'Xueli' IP image on gold crescent moon
- Special Features: Hidden power cable routing design, embedded esports aromatherapy
Visual details define this limited release, featuring autumn motifs such as osmanthus flowers and maple leaf patterns on the shroud. The metal backplate uses high-precision UV printing and multi-layer surface carving to display the 'Xueli' IP character sitting on a gold crescent moon.
Practical design choices include hidden power cable routing to keep the interior of the case tidy. The internal layout also embeds esports-themed aromatherapy, a unique feature intended to enhance the user's sensory experience during gameplay sessions.
Information regarding specific performance benchmarks, architectural details, pricing, or availability dates is not currently available. This launch marks the completion of the third chapter in AX GAMING's seasonal series for the year.



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