As for Maxsun, we’ve learned that the brand is also expanding its lineup of graphics cards with the addition of an ultra-compact model: the RTX 5060 LP. Broadly speaking, the card features a half-height PCB and a heat sink that spans two slots in depth. In short, a well-known configuration for this type of graphics card. Once again, this is the kind of card typically reserved for compact setups like NAS or ITX PCs!
RTX 5060 LP: Maxsun also offers its own card!
A half-height PCB and three fans!
With this model, Maxsun offers a card measuring 18.2 cm in length, 6.9 cm in width, and 3.6 cm in thickness. Clearly, this makes for a tiny card, as you can see. Even in terms of proportions, it’s clear the card isn’t very large. Despite this, it occupies two slots in aPC case, while a full-height bracket is mounted by default on this model.
The cooling system features a large copper base equipped with heat pipes. We also find a large network of aluminum fins, with the whole assembly topped by three small fans. Of course, we’ll have to keep in mind the noise that may be present due to the size of the fans.
As for clock speeds, there is no factory overclocking here; the card adheres to NVIDIA’s specifications. This results in a boost clock of 2497 MHz. The brand appears to be prioritizing stability and compatibility here. In contrast, similar models from ASUS and Gigabyte feature a slight factory overclock.
The retail price:
As for pricing, a price of $399 is listed, which is roughly in line with the prices observed for ASUS and Gigabyte solutions in France. In any case, seeing more cards of this type isn’t a bad thing, as it offers more options for SFF PC enthusiasts.
