As the hype train continues to gather speed for the official announcement of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti, various manufacturers have started to tease what they have in store for the official launch. This includes ASUS, which seems to have accidentally revealed that a special edition graphics card is on the way.

Vocaloid mascot Hatsune Miku has become one of the most recognisable pop culture figures on the internet. The huge range of merchandise themed around the character is soon set to include an RTX 5060 Ti graphics card exclusively from ASUS.

Hatsune Miku RTX 5060 Ti gets revealed early

The Hatsune Miku edition of the RTX 5060 Ti is apparently equipped with 8GB of VRAM and will be factory overclocked. Early images of the card posted by Uniko’s Hardware on Twitter/X show a mostly white design with three fans with Hatsune Miku-related stickers on each fan. It is currently unknown what the backplate looks like.

The Hatsune Miku graphics cards appear to form part of a range of PC hardware and peripherals themed around the Vocaloid star. This includes a PC case, motherboard, headset, keyboard, and mouse, plus what appears to be a cooling unit.

Several Miku-themed PC products are on the way

All of the products teased are mostly white with teal accents, colored like Miku's hair. The PC case even has a little accessory that looks like Miku's iconic blue tie, though it is unclear if this has an actual function or is purely decorative.

So far, only the PC case appears to be available for reservation via the Chinese electronics retail site JD.com. It is unknown when the rest of the range will be made available. However, considering the timing, it is fairly likely that it is planned for a launch alongside the official reveal of the RTX 5060 Ti, which is expected to happen next week.

It is unlikely that ASUS meant to reveal this product lineup so soon, but it will stir up further interest in what else they have planned.

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