ASUS and GPU-related information

01Separate promotion from compatibility

A branded hardware campaign can show the game on a specific device, but it does not replace the official PC target table. Compare your CPU, GPU, RAM and storage with Steam first.

02Assess a performance claim

Look for resolution, preset, upscaling mode and target frame rate. A claim with no conditions is not a reproducible setting.

• Start from an official tier.
• Record resolution and preset.
• Change one setting per test.
• Keep game and driver versions current.

03When this page is useful

Use it for named Capcom or hardware-partner announcements. Use PC Specs and Settings for normal setup.

04What ASUS, AMD and Capcom announced

The collaboration was revealed at gamescom 2026, with ASUS’s Edge Up blog and the official product page (model number TUF-RX9070XT-O16G-ONIMUSHA) carrying the full spec sheet. The card uses AMD’s RDNA 4 Radeon RX 9070 XT die, paired with 16 GB of GDDR6 on a 256-bit bus, PCI Express 5.0 support, and the TUF Gaming cooling shell with three Axial-tech fans and a phase-change GPU thermal pad. ASUS’s official spec lists boost clocks up to 3080 MHz in OC Mode and 2540 MHz in Game mode. The Oni-themed shroud and backplate are the visual hook; the silicon underneath is a standard RX 9070 XT. The Steam copy of Onimusha: Way of the Sword is bundled with the card — not a key card voucher that points at the wrong region, but the digital Steam copy tied to the box. Cross-promotional GPUs of this kind usually ship with region-locked or Steam-only keys; check the retail listing you actually buy from if you want Epic or Microsoft Store instead. The card itself, like any RX 9070 XT, plays Way of the Sword fine across the official spec tiers and clears Ultra at 4K with FSR 3.1 in the published presets.

05Visual design and what makes it a collector piece

ASUS describes the design as a dark-and-blue aesthetic drawn from the game’s shadow-and-samurai imagery, with elements that echo the Oni Gauntlet itself. Press shots show a vented, die-cast metal exoskeleton in the 3.125-slot TUF Gaming form factor, with backplate artwork that pulls from the in-game gauntlet motif. The card is built around the same thermal and durability choices as the standard TUF Gaming RX 9070 XT: military-grade components, dual-ball fan bearings, GPU Guard adhesive, PCB coating, Auto-Extreme manufacturing. That is the practical pitch. The collector pitch is rarer: limited-edition GPUs paired with major launch titles do not get reprinted, and the Oni Gauntlet motif is specific enough to read as Onimusha at a glance even if you never plug the card in. Treat the in-game charm and skin collecting as a parallel hobby to collecting the physical objects.

06Performance in Onimusha and what to expect

On the Way of the Sword PC requirements page, the published High preset assumes 1440p60 on an RDNA 3 card class (RX 6800 XT and up). An RDNA 4 RX 9070 XT with 16 GB clears that bracket easily and pushes into the Ultra tier at native 4K, or 1440p with maximum RT settings if Capcom adds the full RE Engine ray-tracing suite later. DLSS 4.5 / FSR 3.1 support on the official Steam listing means an Onimusha Special Edition RX 9070 XT will lean on FSR for the highest frame-rate brackets. AMD HYPR-RX is the marketing stack for instant low-latency / high-FSR presets. The card is built for 4K, but Way of the Sword is not designed for 4K-only. Capcom has not enabled the full RT suite in the console demo, and the official PC minimum is still 1080p30 on a GTX 1660. The Onimusha GPU is over-spec for the minimum and roughly correct for the recommended Ultra tier. If you are buying it for a Way of the Sword launch machine, you will spend the first weekend in Ultra. If you are buying it for any other RDNA 4 game, it behaves like any RX 9070 XT — the Onimusha edition is the box and the bundled Steam copy, not a silicon delta.

07How to get one and where it sits on this wiki

ASUS lists the card on its global product page (model number TUF-RX9070XT-O16G-ONIMUSHA). Region-specific pricing and allocation is set by retailers, not by Capcom or ASUS directly, and limited-edition GPUs of this kind often appear in waves rather than as standing inventory. Watch the major hardware retailers in your region and ASUS’s own store; do not assume a third-party marketplace listing at retail-plus-30% is the only path. The gamescom reveal did not include a hard launch date for the bundle. This wiki tracks the collaboration as a promotional object, not as a hardware review. For frame-rate numbers on the RX 9070 XT class, treat the requirements page as the floor and any post-launch benchmarks as the ceiling. For the music side of the launch week — including the MAN WITH A MISSION promo song — see the soundtrack page. For the cast and the Kirokucho character series Capcom is publishing alongside the launch, the cast and chronicle pages are the right home.