[COMPUTEX 2026] Palit-Owned GALAX Teases Upcoming Design For Next-Gen GPUs

Low Boon Shen
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GALAX was recently under new management courtesy of Taiwanese GPU company Palit, which briefly raised concerns regarding the fate of the overclocking-focused GPU brand. Palit assured GALAX lives on, and in the recent Palit Night Party over in Taipei, there is something new presented that should spell good news for the brand.

GALAX’s Upcoming GPU Concept

[COMPUTEX 2026] Palit-Owned GALAX Teases Upcoming Design For Next-Gen GPUs
[COMPUTEX 2026] Palit-Owned GALAX Teases Upcoming Design For Next-Gen GPUs

In a section dedicated to GALAX’s GPU products, there’s three GPUs displayed – two of which are existing models (RTX 5090 Hall Of Fame and RTX 5080 Hall Of Fame). The centerpiece is merely referred as “GALAX GeForce RTX Hall Of Fame” followed by “Next generation concept design”. Given that there’s barely any mentions of RTX 60 series at this point owing to the AI-induced memory shortage, the timing seems pretty early for the GPU maker to show off its upcoming design.

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[COMPUTEX 2026] Palit-Owned GALAX Teases Upcoming Design For Next-Gen GPUs

Either way, as a Hall Of Fame card, expect top-tier everything, and then some. For starters, the crystals found on all four corners on this card are apparently made by Swarovski – yes, that luxury jewelry brand. The far right side of the card is effectively “free space” for most cards, so in this case it’s been utilized as a surface to attach a small display onboard.

On the engineering side of things, it’s got a quad fan layout with two of the rightmost being push-pull design, along with two power delivery options comprising a 12V-2×6 connector at the front, and another hidden behind to provide a clean cable-less look. Dual BIOS is a given, and cooling system involves its new WINGS 4.0 fans and “large vapor chamber base with multiple composite heat-pipes.” Should be plenty of cooling for the upcoming GeForce silicon, then.

Elsewhere in the event, Palit also presented several specialty PC builds along with some of its GPUs (with a new GameRock series concept design), as well as cards from the other company it owns, Gainward (just so you know, Palit owns a lot more brands – Gainward and GALAX are just among the more well-known ones).

Pokdepinion: Good thing GALAX lives on.

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