Yeston has officially released its GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Sakura Atlantis OC graphics card, marking the company’s first GeForce RTX 50-series model to hit retail after an extended period of teasers and previews. Originally showcased back in January, the Sakura Atlantis and Game Ace designs attracted attention for their unique styling, but retail availability remained uncertain until now.
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The RTX 5070 Ti Sakura Atlantis OC is based on NVIDIA’s GB203 GPU from the new “Blackwell” generation. While the external design appears similar to previous Yeston products, the company has applied several updates to distinguish this version. The card retains a triple-fan cooler and a bold color palette, but it now includes the standard GeForce branding and a new illustration on the backplate. This change sets it apart from Yeston’s Radeon RX 9070 Sakura models, which share a similar chassis but different GPU architecture.
This new model represents a return to form for Yeston following the launch of the more subdued Deluxe series earlier in the month. That lineup, consisting of plain black graphics cards, was a departure from the company’s usual aesthetic and was essentially a rebranded version of Gainward’s Phoenix series. The Deluxe cards were seen as a stopgap while Yeston prepared its own designs.
According to a recent announcement on Yeston’s X (Twitter) official social media platforms, the RTX 5070 Ti Sakura Atlantis OC is now available for purchase through Yeston’s flagship stores on major Chinese retail platforms. The company emphasized the visual appeal of the card, highlighting its “chameleon spray paint process,” custom backplate cutouts, and themed packaging.
There is also a sensory angle being marketed—the product launch post referenced an “ocean flavor (scent),” though it’s unclear whether this is an actual feature or simply part of the marketing language.
The Yeston RTX 5070 Ti Sakura Atlantis OC card’s cooling system is expected to be capable of handling higher-end GPUs, leading some industry watchers to speculate that a GeForce RTX 5080 version of the Sakura Atlantis could be in development. For now, however, Yeston has focused solely on this 5070 Ti model for its initial NVIDIA 50-series rollout.
International availability remains uncertain. Sources such as VideoCardz suggest the card could eventually appear in Western markets, including platforms like Newegg, but no official distribution timeline has been shared.
Yeston has not provided updates regarding its other teased designs from earlier in the year, such as the Game Ace or non-Atlantis Sakura lines for GeForce. For now, Chinese customers are the first to get hands-on access to one of the more distinctive custom-cooled RTX 50-series cards on the market.
