Maxsun Unveils Future GeForce RTX Water-Cooled GPU Concept Alongside Classic iCraft AIGA Designs, Low-Profile 5060 Models, and New Motherboard Releases

Maxsun recently provided an exciting glimpse into the future of their graphics cards, unveiling a cutting-edge “Water-Cooled”design for its next-generation GeForce RTX models alongside new RTX 50 offerings at the Computex event.

Innovative GPU Design from Maxsun

Known for its creative anime-themed graphics cards, Maxsun is making waves with a new concept at Computex that pushes the boundaries of GPU aesthetics and functionality. Although still in the concept phase, this design caught the attention of many enthusiasts.

The star of this showcase is the RTX 5090 GPU, which could serve as a prototype for a future series of GeForce RTX graphics cards. The design itself features a strikingly unified chassis that encases the cooling system and backplate into a single, sleek structure.

This graphics card is not just about style; it boasts an impressive RGB implementation and a custom display that echoes a curvilinear motif. The front cover is crafted from aluminum and plastic, concealing the internal components while maintaining a clean look with no visible screws, apart from the PCI-Express slot.

Classic Designs Meet Modern Technology

In addition to its innovative concept, Maxsun also introduced a “Classic”GeForce RTX 50 iCRAFT AIGA series. Responding to user demand, these models resurrect the familiar design cues of the RTX 40 series while integrating the latest technological enhancements.

Highlighting versatility, Maxsun presented the GeForce RTX 5060 LP 8 GB graphics card, characterized by a low-profile, triple-fan, dual-slot design. Measuring just 182x69x38mm, it incorporates two heat pipes and a robust aluminum fin heatsink, and it’s powered through a single 8-pin connector.

Motherboard Innovations

Maxsun is also unveiling a new motherboard, the MS-iCraft B850 Cross, distinguished by its compact mATX design featuring a clean white aesthetic in a 245x245mm form factor. It supports a 10+2+1 phase layout and four DDR5 DIMM slots, not to mention a robust set of IO features, making it ideal for power-hungry CPUs with a TDP of up to 400W—all wrapped in an anime-themed package.

Moreover, the MS-Terminator B850BKB Wi-Fi motherboard features a PCIe x16 slot located at the back, responding to the rising demand for such configurations in the Chinese market. This model is designed to complement existing products like their B760 Mini-ITX option, enhancing the flexibility and options available for consumers.

Source & Images