GIGABYTE EEC Filing Points To New RTX 50 AORUS Infinity Cards From RTX 5080 To RTX 5060
GIGABYTE may be preparing to expand its premium AORUS Infinity graphics card lineup beyond the flagship RTX 5090, according to new listings spotted through the Eurasian Economic Commission. The filing suggests that several additional RTX 50 Series models could receive the Infinity treatment, potentially bringing GIGABYTE’s high end design language to more affordable performance tiers.
The report comes from RubyRapids, who shared details of the apparent EEC listings. While GIGABYTE has not officially confirmed these products, regulatory filings often reveal upcoming hardware before public announcements, making this a strong early indicator of what the company may be planning.
The original GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5090 AORUS Infinity attracted attention due to its distinctive circular design, premium construction, and WINDFORCE Hyperboost cooling system. The card uses a double flow through cooling design that visually shares some similarities with NVIDIA’s RTX 5090 Founders Edition, but GIGABYTE adds an all metal build and a more aggressive AORUS identity aimed at enthusiasts.
According to the new filing, GIGABYTE has registered multiple additional AORUS Infinity models. These reportedly include the AORUS RTX 5080 Infinity, AORUS RTX 5070 Ti Infinity, AORUS RTX 5070 Infinity, AORUS RTX 5060 Ti Infinity in both 8 GB and 16 GB versions, and even an AORUS RTX 5060 Infinity.
If these cards move forward to retail, the most interesting part would be seeing GIGABYTE bring premium cooler design and higher grade construction to RTX 5070 and RTX 5060 class GPUs. Most manufacturers usually reserve their most ambitious cooling systems, metal shrouds, and premium finishes for flagship models such as the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080. Mid range and entry performance cards often receive simpler cooling solutions to keep pricing competitive.
That could make the AORUS Infinity expansion notable. If GIGABYTE carries over the same design direction from the RTX 5090 Infinity, buyers could see RTX 50 Series cards with stronger cooling, RGB Halo lighting, superconducting heat pipes, higher air pressure cooling, and a more premium physical build across a broader price range.
The tradeoff will likely be cost. A metal shroud, advanced cooling solution, and premium AORUS styling would almost certainly make these Infinity models more expensive than standard RTX 5070, RTX 5060 Ti, and RTX 5060 variants. That means the cards may target users who want a more visually striking and thermally capable build rather than buyers looking for the lowest possible price.
Still, the idea of premium RTX 5060 and RTX 5070 cards is appealing for small form factor builders, showcase PC users, and gamers who want a high quality cooler without stepping all the way up to flagship GPU pricing. If GIGABYTE manages to balance price, acoustics, thermals, and design, the Infinity lineup could become one of the more interesting RTX 50 Series families on the market.
For now, these products remain unannounced. EEC filings do not guarantee that every registered model will launch, and final specifications, clock speeds, cooling layouts, pricing, and regional availability are still unknown. However, the filing strongly suggests that GIGABYTE is at least preparing a wider AORUS Infinity product stack.
With Computex 2026 approaching, the timing also makes sense. Graphics card vendors often use the event to showcase new designs, special editions, and expanded product families. If GIGABYTE plans to bring the Infinity design beyond the RTX 5090, Computex would be an ideal stage to reveal the full lineup.
Would you pay extra for an AORUS Infinity version of an RTX 5070 or RTX 5060, or should premium cooler designs stay limited to flagship GPUs?
