MAXSUN has announced the first model in its new GeForce RTX 50 iCraft Gaming Series, introducing the RTX 5070 iCraft OC 12G. This release signals the beginning of MAXSUN’s next generation of gaming graphics cards, with additional models such as the RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, and RTX 5060 Ti planned for future release.
The RTX 5070 iCraft OC 12G brings a refreshed design to MAXSUN’s graphics card lineup. The new approach, described as “Flow Design,” includes rounded corners on the front and a carbon fiber-textured ring around the center fan. The ring features printed text stating “MAXSUN’s fourth-generation gaming design,” marking the latest evolution in the company’s custom styling.
Along the side of the card, MAXSUN has added a feature called the “smart dual display lighting effect.” This section supports multiple lighting modes and can be adjusted using a physical switch located on the side of the card. This hardware-level control allows for quick lighting changes without relying on external software tools.
The card also includes a full metal backplate, designed with a theme called “Dark Night Armor.” This backplate uses a multi-color silk-screen process and has a cutout at the end, which helps improve airflow from the cooling system. This is aimed at maintaining better thermal performance during gaming or high-load scenarios.
To keep temperatures under control, the RTX 5070 iCraft OC 12G uses MAXSUN’s “Cold Wing Ice Vein” cooling solution. This setup features a large heatsink, a copper base, high-density fins, and a nickel-plated heat pipe. Airflow is managed by a ring-blade fan that uses a double-ball bearing design, built to deliver more focused airflow across the heatsink.
The card is equipped with 12GB of video memory and is expected to serve the mid-range segment of the RTX 50 series. While detailed specifications such as clock speeds and power consumption are not yet available, the card appears to be designed for gamers looking for performance with a custom design and cooling solution.
MAXSUN has confirmed that more models in the RTX 50 iCraft Gaming Series will be launched in stages. The upcoming releases will likely target various performance tiers to meet the needs of different users. Further details on pricing and regional availability are expected as the series expands.
