With the RTX 4060, the graphics card world just got a seismic shake-up. China has officially launched its first 6 nm gaming GPUs, and they’re not just competitive—they’re beating NVIDIA’s RTX 4060 in benchmarks while running Black Myth: Wukong at 4K with impressive frame rates. Meet the Lisuan Tech 7G106 and 7G105, the cards that could reshape the global GPU landscape.
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David Meets Goliath: China’s GPU Revolution
For years, NVIDIA and AMD have dominated the graphics card market like tech titans battling for supremacy. But a new challenger has emerged from China’s rapidly advancing semiconductor industry. Lisuan Tech’s G100 chip, built on cutting-edge 6nm technology, powers two groundbreaking graphics cards that prove Chinese engineering can compete with the best.
The 7G106 with 12GB GDDR6 memory targets gamers, while the 7G105 with 24GB GDDR6 aims at AI and professional workloads. Both cards represent China’s most ambitious entry into the high-performance GPU market—and the results are genuinely impressive.
Performance That Speaks Volumes
Numbers don’t lie, and Lisuan’s cards deliver where it matters most. In 3DMark Fire Strike, the 7G106 scored 26,800 points—matching the RTX 4060’s performance. But synthetic benchmarks are just the beginning.
The real magic happens in actual gaming. During live demonstrations, the 7G106 ran Black Myth: Wukong at 4K High settings with over 70 FPS. That’s not just playable—it’s smooth, immersive gaming at the highest resolution. Other titles like Wuchang: Fallen Features and Shadow of the Tomb Raider also delivered 70-80+ FPS at 4K High settings.
Technical Excellence Meets Innovation
The engineering behind these cards tells a compelling story. The 7G106 features 192 TMUs, 96 ROPs, and a 225W TDP powered by a single 8-pin connector. Its triple-slot design with three fans ensures efficient cooling, while four DisplayPort 1.4a outputs support up to 8K60Hz HDR with FreeSync functionality.
For professionals and AI enthusiasts, the 7G105 offers 24GB of GDDR6 memory with ECC support, delivering 24 TFLOPs of FP32 compute performance. It can handle up to 16 simultaneous 1080p displays at 60 FPS in virtual environments—perfect for complex workloads and AI applications.
More Than Just Competition: A Market Revolution
This isn’t simply about China creating “me-too” products. Lisuan Tech’s GPUs represent something bigger: genuine competition in a market that desperately needs alternatives. When established players face real competition, innovation accelerates and prices become more consumer-friendly.
The cards support all modern APIs including DirectX 12, Vulkan 1.3, OpenGL 4.6, and OpenCL 3.0. They offer HEVC 8K@60FPS encoding and 30FPS decoding, matching or exceeding features found in premium cards from established manufacturers.
What This Means for Gamers Worldwide
While these cards initially target Asian Pacific markets, their impact extends globally. Competition drives innovation, and Lisuan’s success could pressure NVIDIA and AMD to accelerate development and reconsider pricing strategies.
For gamers, this represents hope for more affordable high-performance options. The GPU market has long suffered from limited competition at the high end, leading to premium pricing. Lisuan’s cards prove that alternatives can deliver real performance without breaking the bank.
The Road Ahead
Lisuan Tech plans to begin product sampling in August 2025, with mass production starting in September. Retail availability in APAC markets is expected by late 2025, with broader global distribution likely following.
The company hasn’t revealed clock speeds, pricing, or detailed availability, but the performance demonstrations speak for themselves. If Lisuan can scale production and establish reliable distribution channels, they could capture significant market share.
A New Era Begins
China’s entry into the high-performance GPU market isn’t just about national pride—it’s about proving that innovation can emerge from anywhere. The Lisuan 7G106 and 7G105 represent more than new graphics cards; they’re symbols of a changing industry where established hierarchies face genuine disruption.
For too long, consumers have had limited choices in high-performance GPUs. Lisuan Tech’s 6nm cards suggest that era might be ending, ushering in a new age of competition, innovation, and potentially more affordable high-end gaming hardware.
The game has changed, and everyone wins when competition drives excellence.
