Chinese graphics card maker Lisuan has released benchmark data for its LX 7G100 GPU. The chip averages 65 percent of the performance of Nvidia's RTX 3060 across tested titles. Tests ran at 1080p resolution with Ray Tracing, Super Resolution, and Reflex disabled.
Chinese domestic graphics card averages 65 percent of Nvidia RTX 3060 speed in new tests
The testing environment used an AMD Ryzen 9 9800X3D processor. The LX 7G100 shows a performance gap exceeding 40 percent in specific games like Monster Hunter Rise, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Dota 2. Some titles such as Final Fantasy VII Remake and Marvel's Spider-Man show smaller differences between the two GPUs.
Lisuan lists the launch price for the LX 7G100 at approximately $485. This pricing targets the Chinese domestic market where the chip serves as a flagship local alternative to imported hardware.
The results highlight steady progress in China's domestic GPU development while underscoring significant performance gaps against established Western competitors. The LX 7G100 remains unsuitable for high-resolution gaming or titles demanding heavy graphical workloads beyond its tested baseline.
Source: NotebookCheck
