GALAX Announces Single-Slot RTX 5060 Ti Wushuang MAX Graphics Card in China

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GALAX has officially unveiled its GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Wushuang MAX (无双 MAX) graphics card in China — a single-slot, blower-style GPU that brings the full Ada Lovelace architecture into a compact form factor aimed at space-restricted systems.

The card name translates to peerless, unrivaled, unparallelled, or similar and is referred to as such by other foreign tech press. There is no English name as of yet.

Compact Blower Design

The Wushuang MAX features a single-slot thickness of roughly 20 mm, designed to fit tightly packed workstations, rack systems, and SFF builds. The card uses a radial blower fan to exhaust heat directly out of the chassis, supporting better thermal management in multi-GPU setups or high-density environments. Its length of approximately 267 mm still accommodates a full-sized vapor chamber and copper fin array.

Ada Lovelace Architecture

As part of the RTX 50 Series lineup, the Wushuang MAX is based on NVIDIA’s Ada Lovelace architecture, offering support for DLSS 4, third-generation ray tracing cores, and NVIDIA Reflex. The model ships with 16 GB of GDDR7 memory on a 128-bit interface, delivering a balance between gaming and professional workloads.

The card retains the standard three DisplayPort 2.1 and one HDMI 2.1 output configuration, alongside an 8-pin power connector. Internally, it features an 8 + 2-phase power design with a high-density PCB for improved signal stability and durability.

Launch Availability

Currently, the card is exclusive to the Chinese market, with pricing around ¥4,999 RMB for the 16GB variant with no 8GB options listed as of yet. GALAX has yet to confirm any global release under its international “EX” or “Master” branding or continue the classic Katana line of single slot GPUs that GALAX made back in the GTX 1070 days, which traditionally replaces the Wushuang name outside mainland China.

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