Colorful has officially expanded its GeForce RTX 50 series lineup by introducing a range of new RTX 5050 graphics cards aimed at entry-level users. These new models include offerings under the iGame, COLORFIRE MEOW, and Tomahawk product lines. Starting at 2,099 yuan, the new GPUs bring improved power efficiency and support for DLSS 4 technology, targeting users who demand smooth 1080p and 1440p performance in modern titles.
The new RTX 5050 graphics cards come equipped with 8GB of GDDR6 memory and 2,560 CUDA cores. They support features such as multi-frame generation, ray tracing, and NVIDIA’s latest DLSS 4 upscaling technology. While not designed for ultra-high-end gaming, these cards are positioned as a balanced solution for everyday gaming, media editing, and general content creation tasks.
iGame Ultra Series Adds Two Models
The iGame Ultra series is known for combining performance hardware with a distinct design approach. Colorful has introduced two variants in this lineup: the iGame GeForce RTX 5050 Ultra W OC 8GB (Triple Fan Version) and the iGame GeForce RTX 5050 Ultra W DUO OC 8GB (Dual Fan Version). The triple-fan variant measures 300.5 × 120 × 50 mm, while the dual-fan version comes in at 231 × 120 × 49 mm.
Both versions are equipped with 90mm ring fans and a large fin-array heatsink, designed to maintain thermal performance even under extended load. These models aim to deliver stable frame rates at 1080p and 1440p resolutions, making them suitable for both casual and more demanding gaming sessions.
COLORFIRE MEOW Series Focuses on Form and Function
For users who want more personalized styling, the MEOW series offers a unique aesthetic without compromising thermal performance. The new MEOW RTX 5050 Dual-Fan Version follows the established white and orange color scheme found across other MEOW products. It measures 229.9 × 115.5 × 48.9 mm and is designed to fit smaller cases, while still offering reliable cooling performance.
This card is intended to appeal to younger users or those who prefer a cohesive look across their system. The MEOW series continues to focus on delivering solid entry-level performance alongside playful design elements that make the GPU stand out in themed builds.
Tomahawk Series Offers Classic Styling
Colorful has also refreshed its Tomahawk series with two RTX 5050 models: the Tomahawk GeForce RTX 5050 Deluxe Edition 8GB (Triple Fan) and the Tomahawk GeForce RTX 5050 DUO 8GB (Dual Fan). These variants carry forward the red-and-black theme and are aimed at users who prioritize a more traditional gaming aesthetic.
The triple-fan model is sized at 301.4 × 120 × 50 mm, while the dual-fan version comes in at 231 × 120 × 48.9 mm. Both models use a transparent red design element to enhance the visual presence inside the case and offer users an option that blends affordability with mainstream gaming capabilities.
Availability and Market Position
With this update, Colorful is aiming to strengthen its presence in the entry-level graphics card segment while catering to diverse user preferences. By offering multiple designs under well-known product lines, the brand covers a broad range of needs, from compact builds and themed setups to more performance-focused systems.
The RTX 5050 cards are positioned as an upgrade path for gamers currently using older generation GPUs such as the GTX 16 series or RTX 20 series. While they may not target enthusiasts or high-end creators, the RTX 5050 series provides an accessible option for users looking to adopt newer NVIDIA technologies like DLSS 4 and real-time ray tracing at lower price points.
These cards are expected to become available in select regions soon, with pricing and availability varying depending on the local market.
