By Muhammad Zuhair
Publication Date: 2025-12-29 09:55:00
China’s Lisuan G100 series, the GPUs touted as a competitor to NVIDIA/AMD, has now begun shipping to Chinese customers, suggesting retail availability may be imminent.
Lisuan’s G100 GPUs Are Now Being Shipped to Customers, But the Initial Batch is Dedicated Towards Professional Workloads
When examining the history of consumer GPUs originating from China, there still isn’t a capable solution that can be considered an alternative to NVIDIA/AMD’s offerings, but Lisuan’s 7G100 is viewed as something distinct. A few months ago, we released an extensive report on Lisuan’s 6nm gaming GPU, called the 7G106, which was claimed to rival NVIDIA’s 60-series SKUs due to its advanced onboard architecture, and now, according to a report by ITHome, it is argued that the Lisuan 7G100 models have started to ship to customers. Mass production of the GPU was underway in September 2025, so we could expect the SKUs to hit domestic retail markets by Q1 2026.
The report claims that the initial 7G100 series shipments are targeted at ‘digital twin’ customers, indicating that the GPU will be utilized in professional workloads for now. Details regarding when the Lisuan 7G100 will hit Chinese retail markets are uncertain for now; however, it is worth noting that the GPU has been showcased as a gaming-oriented option in the past, indicating that shipments will be focused towards the consumer segment as well.
Diving into the specifications, the Lisuan 7G106…