PALIT’s RiTONA-themed RTX 5060 Ti pops up at Thailand as part of Southeast Asia expansion
PALIT is leaning further into the anime and custom PC crowd as it expands its presence across Southeast Asia, with Thailand getting the first regional showcase of its RiTONA-themed GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB.
The special-edition PALIT GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB RiTONA OC is being showcased at Gamescom Asia x Thailand Game Show 2026, where Thai gamers, PC builders and content creators can get a closer look at the card. PALIT is also working with local retail partners on exclusive promotions throughout the three-day event.
At the centre of the push is RiTONA, PALIT’s anime-style digital brand ambassador. The character has already built a following in Japan and Australia over the past five to six years, while also attracting interest in Europe. Thailand is now the first country in Southeast Asia where PALIT is officially introducing the character to the regional market.
The RiTONA edition comes with a white dual-fan cooler using two 10.2cm fans, alongside side-mounted ARGB lighting that can be customised to match the rest of a build. Flip the card around, and there is a metal backplate featuring full-colour artwork of RiTONA holding her signature wand.
PALIT has also included its 0-dB technology, which stops the fans from spinning under light workloads for quieter operation. Cooling cutouts on the backplate are designed to help heat escape during heavier gaming sessions.
In terms of size, the card measures 23.4cm in length, making it relatively compact and suitable for a wider range of cases, including Small Form Factor builds. Each card also comes with a waterproof RiTONA sticker set, giving owners another way to add some personality to their setup.
The move is clearly aimed at the growing overlap between PC gaming, anime, ACG, and VTuber communities, where local enthusiasts get a new option for a little more distinctive look to put inside their next custom PC. With white components and anime-inspired custom builds becoming increasingly popular, PALIT is using RiTONA as a way to make its hardware stand out beyond the usual performance-focused graphics card crowd.
