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China's GPU Gambit: What the Lisuan LX-7G100 Could Mean for the Gaming Industry

For years, China's ambition to build a competitive domestic graphics card remained largely theoretical. The launch of Lisuan Technology's LX-7G100 marks a concrete, if imperfect, step toward changing that, and its implications extend well beyond benchmark sheets.

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The latest 100% Chinese-made GPU may still lag behind an RTX 3060 but it could be the start of something big in graphics cards

One giant leap for Lisuan, one small step for the GPU market.

PC Gamer

Nvidia's Chinese budget GPU rival can actually run games, but it isn't a threat to the RTX 5060 yet

Benchmarks for the Lisuan LX 7G100 demonstrate promising gaming GPU capabilities, and it could lead to a Chinese rival to graphics cards like the RTX 5060.

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Chinese GPU-maker Lisuan flaunts new design details for its LX 7G100 gaming card - also updates LX GPU product pages with server and workstation specs

Meanwhile, the older 7G105 GPU name no longer appears on the site; all four cards now sit under the LX product branding.

Tom’s Hardware

China firm Lisuan's homegrown 6nm G100 series GPUs announced with up to 12GB of VRAM — LX 7G106 can play Cyberpunk 2077 and other popular Steam games, arrives June 18 in China

The G100 lineup from Lisuan Tech now has an official release date, with the LX 7G106 being the gaming SKU with 12 GB of VRAM and a purported RTX 4060-like performance. The "LX" series of professional GPUs, likely using the 7G105 silicon, were also revealed with three SKUs offering up…

Tom’s Hardware

Lisuan's G100 series has reportedly begun shipping out to customers in first batch of deliveries — China's first homegrown 6nm GPUs are no longer a show-floor exclusive

China's first 6nm-class discrete GPUs, the G100 series from Lisuan, has apparently started to ship out to customers, months after their initial announcement. These GPUs, if as performant as claimed, hold the potential to fuel China's self-reliance ambitions in producing homegrown alternatives to Nvidia and AMD.

Tom’s Hardware

A new discrete gaming GPU evidently supports Windows on ARM for the first time — and it's not from NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel

Chinese GPU maker Lisuan and its 7G106 GPU could make waves in the PC gaming world as it shows off Windows on ARM support for the first time.

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First ARM-supported 3D driver for discrete gaming GPUs emerges from China — Lisuan 7G106 runs 3DMark on a Windows 11 ARM machine

Lisuan's 7G105 discrete GPU was spotted running 3DMark in an ARM-based machine, revealing that Lisuan has quite possibly built the first 3D graphics driver that supports ARM machines that works with a dedicated graphics card.

Tom’s Hardware

A Chinese GPU vendor you've never heard of wants to challenge Nvidia and AMD in the pro market with 24GB VRAM - surely it cannot succeed?

Lisuan Tech’s new GPUs target professional workloads with virtualization and high VRAM, although performance, pricing, and driver maturity remain uncertain at this early stage.

TechRadar

China advances toward tech independence with new homegrown 6nm gaming and AI GPUs — Lisuan 7G106 runs Chinese AAA titles at 4K over 70 FPS and matches RTX 4060 in synthetic benchmarks

Lisuan Technology has unveiled the 7G106 and 7G105, China’s first 6nm gaming and AI GPUs built on the TrueGPU architecture. With up to 24 TFLOPs, 24 GB of GDDR6, and performance rivalling the RTX 4060, these cards ran Black Myth: Wukong at 4K high settings at over 70 FPS. Mass…

Tom’s Hardware

China's first 6nm gaming GPU matches 13-year-old GTX 660 Ti in first Geekbench tests — Lisuan G100 surfaces with 32 CUs, 256MB VRAM, and 300 MHz clock speed

The Lisuan G100 has been spotted on Geekbench (OpenCL), where it outputs performance similar to the GTX 660 Ti. That's largely due to early drivers and silicon.

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