Tuesday, September 8th 2026

Manli Intros UF (Unlimited Firepower) GeForce RTX 50 Graphics Cards Series

Manli is marking its 30th anniversary with the launch of the UF (Unlimited Firepower) series, a new graphics card lineup that joins its existing Nebula, Stellar, Polar Fox, and Gallardo families. Currently, it seems that two models are available at launch, both based on NVIDIA Blackwell architecture: the Manli UF GeForce RTX 5060 OC and the UF RTX 5060 Ti OC. Both are 2-slot cards measuring 324 x 143 x 42 mm with triple 92 mm fans, an aluminium baseplate, large radiators, and three 6 mm composite copper heatpipes. Idle fan stop is supported. Both graphics cards have 8 GB GDDR7 memory with a 128-bit interface, 28 Gbps speed, and 448 GB/s bandwidth. For connectivity, three DisplayPort outputs and one HDMI are available. On the GPU side, the RTX 5060 OC has 3,840 CUDA cores at 2280/2550 MHz base/boost and draws 145 W. The RTX 5060 Ti OC steps up to 4,608 CUDA cores at 2407/2632 MHz base/boost and a 180 W TDP.

A notable feature on both cards is G-Sense, a built-in tilt sensor that monitors GPU alignment in real time and sends alerts through a new Manli App if abnormal sag is detected. The app also handles ARGB customization and hardware monitoring. No pricing or store availability has been announced yet.
Sources: Manli UF GeForce RTX 5060, UF GeForce RTX 5060 Ti
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11 Comments on Manli Intros UF (Unlimited Firepower) GeForce RTX 50 Graphics Cards Series

#1
john_
Unlimited Firepower
Do they choose names based on how much fun people will have with those after reading them?
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MikOnTopGG
I have actually never heard of this brand. I don't know if that's a bad thing, but....
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#3
john_
MikOnTopGGI have actually never heard of this brand. I don't know if that's a bad thing, but....
Manli is a pretty old brand in Nvidia cards.
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#4
MikOnTopGG
john_Manli is a pretty old brand in Nvidia cards.
Okay, now that I think about it, Manli does ring a bell. The "Unlimited Firepower" kind of threw me off...
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#5
Sol_Badguy
@MikOnTopGG

Apparently these guys have been around for 30 years, like it says in the news:
www.manli.com/en/aboutus.html

The cyan-ish/teal-ish accents remind me of DeepCool's logo. Nice.
if abnormal sag is detected
Bruh...
inb4 12Vhighfailure jockstrap.
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#6
MikOnTopGG
Sol_Badguy@MikOnTopGG

Apparently these guys have been around for 30 years, like it says in the news:
www.manli.com/en/aboutus.html

The cyan-ish/teal-ish accents remind me of DeepCool's logo. Nice.

Bruh...
inb4 12Vhighfailure jockstrap.
Yeah, I meant up to this point.
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#7
Athena
there are so many players in this market, hard to believe there is much profit margin left to play with...
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#8
wNotyarD
Nomad76Unlimited Firepower
Certainly a choice of words when there's them fire hazard connectors involved.

EDIT: re-reading I see it's only 5060 and 5060Ti. They don't use 12V-2x6, do they?
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Nomad76
News Editor
wNotyarDCertainly a choice of words when there's them fire hazard connectors involved.

EDIT: re-reading I see it's only 5060 and 5060Ti. They don't use 12V-2x6, do they?
5060 and 5060 Ti have one 8-pin connector
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#10
Wirko
john_Do they choose names based on how much fun people will have with those after reading them?
It's like 18650 lithium batteries from Aliexpress and similar sources. Here's a few brands you can choose from. I expect them to offer money back if no fire.
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#11
Hereticbar
MikOnTopGGI have actually never heard of this brand. I don't know if that's a bad thing, but....
Manli (万丽), based in Hong Kong, has been around since the 90s.

Manli together with Zotac and Inno3D are all part of PC Partner.
Athenathere are so many players in this market, hard to believe there is much profit margin left to play with...
There are not really as many as it seems, because some brands actually belong to the same company.
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