Lisuan officially presents the 7g106, 6nm GPU that runs Black Myth: Wukong in 4K

Lisuan made today, July 26, the official announcement of 7G106, the first entirely domestic Chinese video card made in the TSMC 6nm process. The company has revealed details of GPU specifications and some performance tests, including showing the plate running Black Myth: Wukong in 4K live.

First of all, it is important to remember that this is the same model that leaked in June as G100 and then last week as 7G100. In addition to being a plaque that was still developing, rumors from China often suffer communication difficulties in translations.

Now with official information we know that Lisuan 7G106 uses Architecture Truegpu, the company’s own technology. It offers 192 TMUS (texture units) and 96 ROPs (Rastery Units). What catches the eye, and differentiates the product from previous Moore Threads attempts, is that the new plate supports Vulkan 1.3, OPENGL 4.6, OpenNCl 3.0 and DirectX 12 – but without ray tracing.

Going to memory, the 7G106 comes with 12GB using GDDR6 modules. You can see that it is a sign that will seek competitive prices, but Lisuan has not yet spoken of official values or release date for the model.

Lisuan 7g106 appears in preliminary performance tests

Some of the plaque performance was shown at the event of its presentation, but were not extensive and detailed tests. First of all, Black Myth: Wukong appeared running at 4K on 7g106.

The frame rate per second was not shown, but techpowerup saw closely and called “playable.”

For synthetic tests Lisuan had to show numbers. The plate scored 26,800 in the 3dmark Fire Strike, which makes it somewhat below RTX 5050 and Radeon RX 9060 XT, both capable of over 29,000 points.

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In Geekbench OpenNL, however, the GPU did better, getting 111,290 points. It is more than RTX 4060 scores on benchmark.

Via: VideoCardz, TechPowerUp