TECH NEWS – If your PC case isn’t ATX or mATX-sized, a compact graphics card becomes essential. Colorful now addresses this need with its newly announced RTX 50 iGame Mini lineup.

Chinese hardware manufacturer Colorful has officially unveiled the latest additions to its iGame family: the GeForce RTX 5000 iGame Mini series. Built on Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture, the RTX 50 iGame Mini lineup focuses on reducing physical size while retaining solid mid-range performance. Both the GeForce RTX 5070 OC iGame Mini and the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti OC iGame Mini measure just 180 mm in length.

The two models share the same design, featuring a single-fan cooling solution and a sturdy-looking shroud. With a thickness of only two slots, these GPUs are well suited for ultra-compact mini-ITX cases where longer cards simply won’t fit.

Colorful announces RTX 50 mini series

RTX 5070 / RTX 5060 Ti（8GB｜16GB）

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Unlike the RTX 4060 iGame Mini, which featured a silver shroud and white backplate, the RTX 5000 iGame Mini cards come with an entirely black cooling shroud and backplate, accented by horizontal lines. Their footprint is also smaller: while the RTX 4000 iGame Mini measured 188 × 130.55 × 45.8 mm, the RTX 5000 series shrinks to 180 × 123 × 39.8 mm.

Connectivity includes one HDMI and three DisplayPort outputs. Pricing in China has been confirmed: the RTX 5070 Mini OC 12 GB at RMB 5,200 (around $737), the RTX 5060 Ti Mini OC 16 GB at RMB 4,000 (around $567), and the 8 GB variant at RMB 3,500 (roughly $496).

All three GPUs will be available starting December 19. A Western release is expected in 2026, though Colorful remains less recognized outside Asia than brands such as Gigabyte, MSI, or ASUS.

Source: WCCFTech, Weibo