#Lisuan 7G106

Chinese company Lisuan Tech has announced its first discrete GPUs: the Lisuan 7G106 (consumer) for gaming and Lisuan 7G105 (professional) for business and AI. Both cards are built on TSMC’s 6nm process and use Lisuan’s own TrueGPU architecture, designed entirely in-house. The 7G106 comes with 12GB of GDDR6 memory, while the 7G105 doubles that to 24GB with ECC. Lisuan also claims support for AI tasks, game rendering, and enterprise use, with virtualization and real-time load balancing built in. In early benchmarks, the 7G106 scored close to an NVIDIA RTX 4060 in synthetic tests and ran games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Black Myth: Wukong above 70 FPS at 4K resolution. Lisuan Technology's LX 7G100 moved over 30,000 pre-order units within 48 hours of going live on JD.com, generating more than $14.5 million in advance sales. Lisuan is only the fourth GPU maker to earn Microsoft WHQL certification, joining Nvidia, AMD, and Intel, and is the first Chinese company to do so. Lisuan has also published WHQL driver v29.0.2260.76 and a 40-game recommended settings guide, including suggested graphics presets, API modes, and upscaling options, available through their driver center at lisuantech.com. Read more in our articles including "Lisuan Tech 6nm GPUs unveiled: China’s first homegrown graphics cards" and "China's LX 7G100 GPU Sells Out in 48 Hours: First Batch Gone, Broader Launch Set for June 18".