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As per tradition, ZOTAC has participated in COMPUTEX 2025, and they had a few standout reveals that are definitely worth talking about, especially if you’re into compact PC builds or curious about what’s happening in the handheld gaming scene.

First off, they’ve got a new GeForce RTX 5060 coming out, and what’s cool is that they’re not just sticking to the usual designs. Besides the Twin Edge and AMP versions we’ve seen before, they’ve introduced two smaller form factor models, and one of them is called the RTX 5060 SOLO – a simple, single-fan card that looks super clean and compact. B

But what really caught my eye was this low-profile, triple-fan version they’re showing off. It doesn’t even have a name yet, but it’s incredibly slim and short – clearly made for those super tight SFF cases that can’t fit regular full-height GPUs. It’s perfect if you’re planning a stealthy or living room setup. Only downside? No release date yet, so we’ll have to be patient.

Then there’s something new for high-end builders as ZOTAC unleashes its 1st liquid-cooled RTX 5090 and they’re naming it the RTX 5090 ArcticStorm AIO.

It looks like it means business – definitely designed for overclockers or anyone building in a case where airflow is a bit of a struggle. Again, no exact launch date, but it’s nice to see them pushing into more enthusiast territory with this kind of design.

And finally, ZOTAC showed off an upgraded prototype of their ZONE handheld gaming device. The big update here is the new internals – it’s now running on AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor and comes with Radeon 890M graphics. That’s a pretty serious spec bump and puts it in the next-gen category.

Interestingly, they’re also ditching Windows this time and going with Manjaro Linux instead. It gives the handheld a more open, lightweight OS experience, which could appeal to folks who want more flexibility or just something different.

ZOTAC @ COMPUTEX 2025: RTX 50 series GPUs with a new look alongside upgrades to the ZONE handheld 11

All in all, ZOTAC brought a little bit of everything to the table this year – compact GPUs, high-performance cooling, and a Linux-powered handheld. Nothing’s hitting shelves just yet, but it’s clear they’ve got some exciting stuff in the pipeline for different types of gamers and PC builders.


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