The Chinese gaming graphics card Lisuan LX 7G100 will be released in June and will support over a hundred games

Lisuan Technology announced the release of the LX 7G100 graphics card

Chinese manufacturer Lisuan Technology confirmed that its new consumer graphics card, the LX 7G100, will be available for purchase during the major 618 sale event. According to the company, the model already supports more than a hundred games, including well-known AAA titles and popular online shooters.

What the LX 7G100 can do
The official statement lists games such as:

- *Black Myth: Wukong*
- *Elden Ring*
- *Cyberpunk 2077*
- *Naraka: Bladepoint*
- *Red Dead Redemption 2*

A full list has not yet been published. According to CEO Xuan Yifang (Xuan Yifan), the first version of the card runs faster than the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 in OpenCL tasks, but real games will require frame rate tuning and software compatibility improvements. The company openly stated that performance in gaming tests will be lower than in benchmarks.

Sales plans
The initial release will serve as a public “test” for Lisuan drivers. No restrictions are planned for buyers: customers can purchase the card only from available retail stock. Sales will continue until the first batch sells out completely.

Technical specifications
- Memory – 12 GB GDDR6
- Power – 225 W (single‑rail 8‑pin connector)

The price of the card has not been announced yet. For comparison, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060, which Lisuan compares its model to, entered the market three years ago at a price of $299.

Thus, the LX 7G100 promises solid OpenCL performance and support for a large number of games, but will need refinements to achieve stable frame rates in real gaming scenarios.