Lisuan LX 7G100 preorders start May 20

Lisuan Technology is set to open preorders for its LX 7G100 gaming graphics card in China on May 20, according to reports from VideoCardz and ThinkComputers. The reports said the card will go on sale through JD.com at 20:00 local time. VideoCardz said the launch product carries 12GB of memory and DirectX 12 support, while Lisuan has said the card is compatible with more than 100 games at launch. The preorder marks one of the clearest commercial steps yet for Lisuan’s consumer GPU effort in China. ### When, exactly, do preorders begin? JD.com preorders are scheduled to start at 20:00 China time on May 20, 2026, according to ThinkComputers’ report on Lisuan’s announcement. VideoCardz separately reported that Lisuan had confirmed the May 20 preorder date for the LX 7G100. For readers in the United States, that is the evening of May 20 in China, not a global retail launch across all markets. (videocardz.com) ### What specifications has Lisuan put forward? VideoCardz reported that the LX 7G100 is being positioned as a DirectX 12 gaming card with 12GB of VRAM. Earlier VideoCardz reporting on the same GPU family said the underlying 7G100 chip supports Vulkan 1.3, OpenGL 4.6 and OpenCL 3.0, and that DirectX 12 support does not include hardware ray tracing. Those reports describe the product as part of Lisuan’s self-developed TrueGPU architecture and identify it as a 6nm domestic gaming GPU. (videocardz.com) ### What does the “100-plus games” claim actually refer to? VideoCardz said Lisuan claims support for more than 100 games at launch. A separate VideoCardz report from April said the company had cited titles including *Black Myth: Wukong*, *Elden Ring*, *Cyberpunk 2077*, *Naraka: Bladepoint* and *Red Dead Redemption 2* as part of that compatibility push, though it also said it had not seen a full list. (videocardz.com) That means the launch claim, as reported so far, is a company compatibility statement rather than a set of independent game benchmarks. ### How does this fit with Lisuan’s earlier launch timeline? VideoCardz reported in April that Lisuan had tied the consumer card to China’s 618 shopping festival window, which typically runs through June. The newer May 20 preorder date does not necessarily conflict with that earlier timing, because a preorder event can precede broader festival sales and shipments. Another VideoCardz report published two weeks ago said the 7G100 had gained Microsoft WHQL certification ahead of the May 20 launch window and that production was running at full pace. (videocardz.com) ### What is still unknown before orders open? Lisuan has not, in the reports reviewed, publicly set out a retail price, full benchmark slate or broad international availability for the LX 7G100. VideoCardz previously reported that Lisuan CEO Xuan Yifang had described the first-generation GPU as ahead of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 4060 in OpenCL workloads but still needing work on game frame rates and software compatibility. (videocardz.com) That leaves several practical questions — including price, real-world gaming performance and driver maturity — to be answered after the JD.com preorder page goes live. ### What happens next once the preorder page is live? May 20 is the next concrete milestone because JD.com is the named sales channel in the reports and 20:00 China time is the listed start time. The first useful disclosures after that are likely to be the store listing itself, any posted price, and whether Lisuan expands beyond the launch claims of 12GB VRAM, DirectX 12 support and compatibility with more than 100 games. (videocardz.com 1) (videocardz.com 2)