At COMPUTEX 2025, ZOTAC is showing off improved versions of its existing products, focusing on better performance and small form factors instead of launching completely new ideas.
Smaller PCs, More Power
ZOTAC’s Magnus One mini PC has been upgraded with Intel’s new Core Ultra 7 chip and NVIDIA’s upcoming RTX 5070 Ti graphics card. It’s still compact at 8.48 liters but has desktop-level power inside.
For those who want something even smaller, the Magnus EN and Magnus EA models come in tiny 2.65-liter cases. The EN uses a mobile Intel Core Ultra 7 chip with a desktop RTX 5060 Ti, while the EA uses AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max chip with strong built-in graphics instead of a separate graphics card.
New Gaming Handheld: Zone
ZOTAC is also bringing a new version of its Zone gaming handheld. This updated model uses AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chip and now runs on a Linux system called Manjaro, instead of Windows like the older version. It still has the sharp 7-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen. It’s unclear how well it will run games, but it’s designed specifically for handheld PCs.
New Graphics Cards
ZOTAC is also revealing new RTX 50 series graphics cards, including a new ArcticStorm version with a cool design that features an “Infinity Mirror” look. They’ll also show a low-profile RTX 50 GPU, which is built for smaller computers.
Overall, ZOTAC is focusing on improving what already works, making devices smaller, faster, and better for both gamers and creators.
ZOTAC Own AIO Liquid Cooling System
ZOTAC is one of the companies working on a new all-in-one (AIO) liquid-cooled graphics card that not only performs well but also looks cool.
The card has a compact two-slot design with a stylish glass front and an “Infinity Mirror” effect that shows off the “ZOTAC Gaming” logo. It lights up with RGB colors and is powered by a single 16-pin cable. To keep it cool, ZOTAC added a large 360mm radiator, which provides excellent cooling performance.