The demand for customizable PC components is growing – and Palit is responding with a new design step. The manufacturer is launching white variants of the current NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 50 series on the market for the first time. With the new WHITE series, Palit aims to impress not only with technical performance, but also with visual refinement. The RTX 5060, 5060 Ti and 5070 models come in an elegant white look and with factory overclocking – perfect for performance-conscious builds with style aspirations.
– White GeForce RTX 5060, 5060 Ti and 5070 now available from Palit
– All models with factory OC and powerful cooling
– Stylish design with white radiator shroud, backplate and fans
– RTX 5070 White OC with 3-fan cooling, 250W TDP and slight boost-plus
New design, familiar power
Palit is following the trend towards white hardware components – and for the first time is supplying models in a light color within the RTX 50 series. Until now, Palit’s portfolio has always been black. Now it’s getting brighter: the RTX 5060, 5060 Ti and 5070 are being released as WHITE OC variants with white radiator panels, white backplate and white fans. However, the cards are not completely white – the PCB remains black and the slot bracket is silver.
Technically, the cards are based on familiar NVIDIA standards, but offer a small performance advantage thanks to the slight overclocking (OC). The white designs are aimed in particular at users who value a coherent system build – whether in a showroom PC, an open case or an RGB-controlled gaming setup.
Technical details at a glance
RTX 5070 White OC
The flagship of the new series comes with a length of just under 29 cm and occupies two slots. Three fans provide the necessary cooling with a TDP of 250 watts. Power is supplied via a 16-pin connector. While the base clock is 2,325 MHz, the boost clock is 2,527 MHz – a minimum overclocking of 15 MHz.
RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti White OC
These models have a dual-fan design and are around 26 cm long. They therefore also fit into more compact housings. The power supply runs via an 8-pin connector. Both variants are also slightly overclocked – with boost clock rates of 2,527 MHz (5060) and 2,602 MHz (5060 Ti). The 5060 Ti is also available in versions with 8 GB or 16 GB VRAM, which offers flexibility for different use cases – be it gaming, content creation or streaming.
The heat sinks and fans come from Palit’s proven Dual series, which indicates solid thermal properties. Thanks to the white finish, design and technology merge into an attractive overall package.
Between style and performance
With the WHITE series, Palit not only meets an aesthetic need, but also creates functional advantages for system builders. In combination with white mainboards, housings or AIO coolers, consistent color concepts can be implemented – without sacrificing performance. Even if the factory overclocking is rather moderate, the cards offer all the advantages of the RTX 50 series, including ray tracing, DLSS 3 and high efficiency.
A real highlight is that Palit is not reserving the WHITE models exclusively for the Asian market, but is aiming for worldwide availability – a clear signal to the community that design is no longer secondary.
Conclusion
With the new WHITE series, Palit is bringing a breath of fresh air to the GeForce RTX 50 family. The elegant, slightly overclocked graphics cards combine proven technology with an eye-catching look – ideal for high-performance and visually coherent builds. Palit has not yet announced prices and exact availability, but the international focus gives reason to hope for a market launch in Germany soon. An exciting step for all those who value performance and aesthetics in equal measure.
