Several new GeForce RTX 5080 cards were showcased at the Bilibili World event in China, featuring distinguished aesthetics.
NVIDIA Collaborates With AIBs to Bring Game-Themed RTX 5080 Graphics Cards at BW2026
The Bilibili World 2026 event has officially commenced at the Shanghai National Exhibition, which will run till July 12. This is where many vendors will showcase their new products, and we will get a good glimpse of new launches. NVIDIA being one of the major companies, has decided to launch new RTX 5080 cards at the event.
It collaborated with several AIBs to release new GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs at the event, inspired by video games. One is the ASUS PRIME RTX 5080 16 GB, inspired by the game Alien. MSI has also released an Alien-inspired RTX 5080 Gaming TRIO OC White, featuring game characters on the backplate.
GIGABYE and Colorful launched Mingchao-inspired RTX 5080 cards, boasting the character "Amy" on the GPU, while Renaissance and Inno3D showcased "Detective" and "Afu" from the game Silver City. Similarly, Galax and Gainward presented characters such as "Administrator" and "Perika" from Arknights: The End.
These cards are limited, co-branded edition GPUs, and we don't know about their availability or pricing at the moment. Most likely they will remain in China only, but may never hit the retail shelves.
Apart from showcasing numerous RTX 5080 editions, NVIDIA also sold the RTX 5080 reference cards at its boost for 8,299 Yuan or $1,220, remaining consistent with the suggested retail price. Along with GPUs, the company also released GeForce Collector's cards, offering 14 new designs that will be given away to gamers through online and offline events.
News Source: IT Home
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