Manli is celebrating three decades in the industry with the launch of its 'Unlimited Firepower' (UF) series, adding to its existing Nebula, Stellar, Polar Fox, and Gallardo families. The lineup currently consists of two models based on NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture: the Manli UF GeForce RTX 5060 OC and the UF RTX 5060 Ti OC. Both cards are designed as 2-slot units measuring 324 x 143 x 42 mm and are equipped with triple 92 mm fans, an aluminium baseplate, large radiators, and three 6 mm composite copper heatpipes. They also support idle fan stop. The RTX 5060 OC is equipped with 3,840 CUDA cores running at 2280/2550 MHz base/boost and consumes 145 W, while the RTX 5060 Ti OC steps up to 4,608 cores at 2407/2632 MHz base/boost with a 180 W TDP. Both cards feature 8 GB of GDDR7 memory with a 128-bit interface and a 28 Gbps data rate, and

The new Manli App is central to the user experience for the UF series, handling ARGB lighting customisation alongside hardware monitoring. A unique feature on both cards is 'G-Sense', a built-in tilt sensor that monitors GPU alignment in real time. If abnormal sag is detected, the system sends an alert through the app. No pricing or availability details have been announced at this time.

The RTX 5060 OC and RTX 5060 Ti OC are the first Blackwell-based cards from Manli to feature the G-Sense tilt sensor, a hardware safety feature that could become a standard in enthusiast builds. This addition complements the cards' 2-slot form factor, which is designed to fit into smaller cases. The lack of pricing information suggests the cards may be positioned as premium or niche offerings, given the inclusion of the tilt sensor and the 8 GB memory configuration on the Ti model.