Yeston has introduced a new addition to its growing graphics card lineup with a striking Cyberpunk-inspired design. The new model falls under the Game Ace branding, a name that was previously reserved for the company’s flagship cards before the Sakura series took center stage in recent years.
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The new card features a bold design that combines black and purple metallic tones, along with visual elements aimed at gamers and enthusiasts who favor futuristic aesthetics. Yeston refers to the styling as “Cyberpunk Aesthetics,” with the cooler shroud featuring an angular, layered design and a mix of purple and pink accents. A metal ACG backplate covers the rear of the card, while a gradient laser sticker and a four-color breathing light system enhance the visual appeal.
While Yeston has not officially confirmed the specifications or exact model name of the card, all signs point to it being part of the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti series. Notably, the card is equipped with an 8-pin power connector—an indicator that aligns with the power delivery layout of existing RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards. This makes it likely that the Game Ace variant is built around NVIDIA’s mainstream Ada Lovelace GPU, positioned for gamers who are looking for solid 1440p performance with efficient power usage.
This latest release follows a gap in the company’s GeForce product rollout. While Yeston was among the first manufacturers to reveal custom Radeon RX 9070 series cards, its RTX 50 series offerings arrived much later, only hitting the market earlier this month. The new Game Ace model joins a lineup that now includes both the eye-catching Sakura series and more understated designs like the Deluxe series, which features a more traditional black color scheme.
The introduction of the new Game Ace design suggests that Yeston is continuing to expand its product portfolio to appeal to a broader range of users. While the Sakura series has become the brand’s most recognizable and widely promoted product line, this new launch appears to target a different segment—gamers who appreciate a unique and aggressive aesthetic, along with customizable lighting.
As of now, Yeston has not listed the new Game Ace model on its official website, and no release date or pricing information has been disclosed. It remains to be seen when this model will become available and whether it will be limited to specific regions or offered globally. More details are expected to follow in the coming weeks as Yeston updates its product listings.
Source: VideoCardz, Yeston
