The first traces of the Lisuan G100, remarked as China's first domestically produced 6nm GPU, have surfaced on Geekbench. In an OpenCL benchmark, the G100 is accompanied by an AMD Ryzen APU in Windows 10, though the performance isn't remarkable. Since this is an early result from developing drivers and silicon, we shouldn't consider this single benchmark as reflective of the GPU's potential performance.
Lisuan Technology announced the power-on of its G100 GPU last month. Based on their in-house TrueGPU architecture, it is manufactured using a 6nm-grade process, likely from SMIC. The G100 is claimed to offer performance comparable to Nvidia's budget RTX 4060, which has now been superseded by the RTX 5060. Exact specifications were not revealed, but the Geekbench listing indicates 32 Compute Units, 256MB of VRAM, and a 300 MHz clock speed, at least for this respective benchmark. If the specifications are accurate, this is an entry-level SKU, which could explain the graphics card's relatively low performance.
