Get ready to upgrade your compact gaming rig because Colorful just shook up the Mini-ITX GPU market with its bold new Blackwell series. But here's where it gets controversial: while some praise the sleek, matte black redesign, others argue it’s a departure from the iconic white and silver aesthetic that fans loved. Love it or hate it, the iGame GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Mini OC and RTX 5070 Mini OC are here to make a statement—and they’re packing serious power in a tiny package.
Colorful’s latest lineup targets ITX builders craving high performance without the bulk. The first wave includes the RTX 5060 Ti Mini OC in both 8GB and 16GB variants, alongside the RTX 5070 Mini OC with 12GB of memory. All three cards share the same compact dimensions (180 × 123 × 39.8 mm) and feature a single 95mm fan paired with a cage-style heatsink for efficient cooling. But this is the part most people miss: the side-mounted “MINI” ARGB lighting zone, controllable via Colorful’s Zizai Planet software, adds a customizable flair that’s sure to turn heads.
Sales kick off on December 19 at 16:00 China time, with prices starting at 3,499 RMB ($497) for the RTX 5060 Ti 8GB, 3,999 RMB ($568) for the 16GB variant, and 5,199 RMB ($738) for the RTX 5070. And here’s the kicker: the RTX 5060 Ti boasts a factory overclock up to 2,632 MHz, while the RTX 5070 pushes boundaries with 6,144 CUDA cores and a 250W TDP. But is this enough to justify the price tag? Let’s debate that in the comments.
Controversial Take: While the specs are impressive, the shift to a 16-pin power connector on the RTX 5070 might alienate builders with older PSUs. Is this a forward-thinking move or a needless complication? Sound off below!
For comparison, Colorful’s previous Mini card, the RTX 4060 Ti Mini OC, featured 4,352 CUDA cores and an 8-pin connector. The new RTX 50 series, however, leaps ahead with GDDR7 memory, faster clock speeds, and improved bandwidth. Whether you’re team 8GB, 16GB, or 12GB, there’s a Mini card tailored to your needs—but which one will you choose? Let us know in the comments!
