ASUS started showing off a new Hatsune Miku collection last week through its Chinese division. Among colorful gaming accessories, observers noticed a special GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB graphics card. The company partnered with Crypton Future Media for what they call a cybernetic fusion in gaming. They first revealed peripherals before displaying a complete Hatsune Miku-themed computer system.
News site VideoCardz researched the mysterious graphics card during the weekend. They found more information from ASUS China manager Tony Wu, who displayed various products, including a white triple-fan graphics card. Wu never stated the exact model name, as NVIDIA plans to announce new cards soon. The card matches the teased RTX 5060 Ti O8G model shown earlier. Wu presented the entire Hatsune Miku product line at an April 12 press event in Changsha, with many items already selling through JD.com.
The company kept quiet about prices for the factory-overclocked card. It features a unique white design with just one 8-pin power connector, suggesting it might cost less than other models. The card includes cartoon mascot pictures on its backplate, following a trend where graphics card makers add cute character drawings to their products. Another company, ZOTAC, recently joined this design approach as well.
News site VideoCardz researched the mysterious graphics card during the weekend. They found more information from ASUS China manager Tony Wu, who displayed various products, including a white triple-fan graphics card. Wu never stated the exact model name, as NVIDIA plans to announce new cards soon. The card matches the teased RTX 5060 Ti O8G model shown earlier. Wu presented the entire Hatsune Miku product line at an April 12 press event in Changsha, with many items already selling through JD.com.
The company kept quiet about prices for the factory-overclocked card. It features a unique white design with just one 8-pin power connector, suggesting it might cost less than other models. The card includes cartoon mascot pictures on its backplate, following a trend where graphics card makers add cute character drawings to their products. Another company, ZOTAC, recently joined this design approach as well.
