The Chinese manufacturer Lisuan Tech unveiled the LX 7G100 graphics card in a Founders Edition variant, but without Nvidia support

Lisuan Tech is preparing for the retail launch of its new graphics card LX 7G100 in China

Lisuan Tech has announced the upcoming release of its first mass-market graphics card – the LX 7G100, which will be available on the Chinese market. The first batch is limited to 1,000 units and is released as a special “Founders Edition,” making it more collectible than the standard consumer model.

Unique Features of the Founders Edition
* Limited edition – only 1,000 cards.

* Individual identification – each card has its own serial number and a signature from co-founder Xuan Yifang (Xu Yifan), emphasizing its status as a collectible item.

Technical Specifications
Parameter Value
Architecture Proprietary graphics architecture TrueGPU from Lisuan, developed on a proprietary instruction set and software stack.
Processor 6‑nm GPU.
Memory 12 GB GDDR6.
Interface PCIe 4.0 x16.
Video outputs 4 × DisplayPort 1.4a.
Additional power One 12+4‑pin connector (12V‑2x6).
API DirectX 12, Vulkan, OpenGL 4.6, OpenCL 3.0.
Output resolution Upto 8K at 60 Hz with HDR support, FreeSync and DSC.
Video encoding/decoding HEVC 8K: decoding – 60 fps, encoding – 30 fps.

Performance
Lisuan Tech compared the LX 7G100 to GeForce RTX 4060‑level graphics cards:

* 3DMark Fire Strike – 26,800 points.
* 3DMark Time Spy – 2,268 points.

Additionally, the company received a Microsoft WHQL certification for its driver, confirming compatibility and stability on Windows.

What’s next?
The graphics card has already reached Chinese media, so real performance figures will only be known after testing. According to preliminary data, preorders for the LX 7G100 should open today, and the first batch will be available to a limited number of buyers as part of the Founders Edition.

Conclusion: Lisuan Tech is releasing an exclusive collectible graphics card, the LX 7G100, with its own TrueGPU architecture and powerful specifications comparable to the RTX 4060. The first batch is limited to 1,000 units, and preorders are already open in China.