Pictures of MSI's upcoming GeForce RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards appeared online after model names leaked last week. VideoCardz published images showing several new designs from the company. The photos come from an unnamed source but appear genuine despite lacking retail packaging.
The entry-level INSPIRE 2X OC model features a dual-fan design. MSI recently introduced triple-fan INSPIRE cards at CES 2025 for higher-end models. This smaller card apparently uses a single 8-pin power connector, as industry insiders had suggested. The card looks about 2.3 slots thick with three DisplayPort 1.2b connections and one HDMI 2.1b port.
MSI also prepared a GAMING X version with two fans, different from their usual three-fan TRIO designs. It has the typical dragon logo and RGB lighting stripes. Unlike the INSPIRE model, it comes with a single 16-pin power connector for electricity.
The standard GAMING TRIO version might have a slightly smaller cover than its RTX 5070 counterpart. A white color option will also be available. All cards shown have full-sized PCIe interfaces, likely supporting PCIe 5.0 with eight data lanes instead of sixteen.
MSI plans to announce these graphics cards very soon officially. The leaked promotional images confirm previous rumors about these products. Earlier information suggested these cards would offer 16GB of memory.
The entry-level INSPIRE 2X OC model features a dual-fan design. MSI recently introduced triple-fan INSPIRE cards at CES 2025 for higher-end models. This smaller card apparently uses a single 8-pin power connector, as industry insiders had suggested. The card looks about 2.3 slots thick with three DisplayPort 1.2b connections and one HDMI 2.1b port.
MSI also prepared a GAMING X version with two fans, different from their usual three-fan TRIO designs. It has the typical dragon logo and RGB lighting stripes. Unlike the INSPIRE model, it comes with a single 16-pin power connector for electricity.
The standard GAMING TRIO version might have a slightly smaller cover than its RTX 5070 counterpart. A white color option will also be available. All cards shown have full-sized PCIe interfaces, likely supporting PCIe 5.0 with eight data lanes instead of sixteen.
MSI plans to announce these graphics cards very soon officially. The leaked promotional images confirm previous rumors about these products. Earlier information suggested these cards would offer 16GB of memory.
