MSI GeForce RTX 5070 12G Gaming Trio OC Review: As Good As Ever

MSI’s Gaming series cards no longer sit at the top of the company’s lineup—they’ve now moved into the mid-range segment. Still, they offer an excellent mix of features and performance. A card like the GeForce RTX 5070 is likely to be popular among gamers, as it should handle sub-4K gaming comfortably for the next few years and remains relatively affordable. Let’s see how the RTX 5070 12G Gaming Trio OC compares to other models we’ve already tested.

Satisfactory runs on Unreal Engine 5.x and uses technologies such as Nanite and Lumen. We test it using our own custom settings, which exceed the global maximum settings.

With FSR and DLSS, both native resolution (FSR Native AA and DLAA) and supersampling at Balanced quality are tested.

DLAA

DLSS Balanced

DLSS Balanced + Frame Generation 2x


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