ZOTAC @ COMPUTEX 2025: RTX 5090 goes liquid, RTX 5060 got shrunk, and the ZONE is now better
At COMPUTEX 2025, ZOTAC Gaming unveiled a diverse lineup of hardware innovations, such as deviating from their usual GPU design for something new, as well as a couple of “QoL” features delivered towards the handheld.
The spotlight opened with ZOTAC Gaming’s new GeForce RTX 5060 lineup. Alongside familiar Twin Edge and AMP designs, the brand introduced two compact versions aimed squarely at SFF enthusiasts called the RTX 5060 SOLO.
It offers a clean, single-fan solution, while a new unnamed low-profile variant pushes boundaries further with a rare triple-fan layout in an ultra-slim form. The latter is designed for ultra-compact cases that require low-height GPUs, although no launch timeline has been provided yet.
They also showcased the RTX 5090 ArcticStorm AIO – its first all-in-one liquid-cooled flagship graphics card that marks a new direction for the company, addressing the needs of overclockers and users operating within thermally constrained environments. While pricing and availability remain unannounced, the presence of a prebuilt liquid cooling solution signals a broader shift toward enthusiast-grade designs in ZOTAC’s premium lineup.
In the handheld space, ZOTAC showcased a revamped prototype of the ZONE handheld console with the new SKU featuring an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU and Radeon 890M integrated graphics, positioning it competitively among high-end portable PCs. Notably, the handheld now runs on Manjaro Linux, replacing Windows with a lighter and more open operating system experience. Though still in development, the shift hints at ZOTAC’s intent to offer a more customizable and potentially developer-friendly platform.
With more options available soon for both PC gamers and handheld lovers, ZOTAC promises to deliver what customer wants through its willingness to innovate across categories.
