Nvidia just launched their GeForce RTX 5070 this week. As with other cards in the 50 Series, you will be lucky if you see one available for purchase. In fact, Nvidia themselves won't even have any 5070 Founder's Edition cards available for a few weeks. That's how limited the supply is on these things.
Based on the reviews that have been published for the RTX 5070, perhaps a supply shortage is the least of its concerns.
Still, if you did snag one of the new cards, you should be aware of the new Game Ready Driver that was just released. The 572.70 driver not only adds support for the GeForce RTX 5070 card but also adds support for Nvidia technologies in FragPunk and Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced.
Today's driver update also fixes the issue where users could boot into a black screen when using a DisplayPort connection on certain monitors.
Nvidia provided a quick roundup of the new games and updated games that support various RTX technologies.
- FragPunk: Bad Guitar Studio’s fast-paced 5v5 hero shooter launches tomorrow, March 6th. You can activate an array of ray-traced effects, accelerate performance using DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, DLSS Frame Generation, and DLSS Super Resolution, leveraging our newest transformer AI model. Using DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, performance on GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs multiplies by 4.6X on average at 4K, with every setting maxed out, and ray tracing enabled. When NVIDIA Reflex is enabled, PC latency is reduced by up to 60%, improving responsiveness and aim precision. In FragPunk, choose your lancer, your weapons, and pick from a selection of cards that dramatically break the rules of engagement. No two rounds of FragPunk are ever the same. Discover over 150 Shard Cards with an activatable selection that changes every round creating new and unique combinations that create infinite possibilities.
- Star Wars™ Outlaws: The game is now even better on all GeForce RTX PCs with the addition of DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, an upgraded DLSS Frame Generation model for improved performance and reduced VRAM usage, and the new DLSS transformer AI model for DLSS Super Resolution, DLSS Ray Reconstruction, and DLAA. Using the new transformer AI model for DLSS Ray Reconstruction, DLSS Super Resolution, and DLAA, surface detail is noticeably enhanced, shadows are more refined and accurate, reflection clarity is increased, and lighting is more refined, improving virtually every scene on your adventures with Kay Vess and Nix. Check out DLSS 4 enhancements in our new RTX trailer.
- Grand Theft Auto V: A new, free update features a series of enhancements for both Story Mode and GTA Online. For GeForce RTX gamers, DLSS Super Resolution and NVIDIA Reflex are introduced, accelerating performance, and increasing responsiveness. Additionally, users can enable ray-traced ambient occlusion, ray-traced global illumination lighting, ray-traced shadows, and ray-traced reflections, increasing image quality substantially.
- Deadlock: Valve’s in-development 6v6 third-person MOBA allows players to choose from a diverse selection of heroes and battle others across three lanes and a large map. As Valve gets closer to Deadlock’s official launch, its technology and features continue to evolve. In a recent update, Valve added support for DLSS Super Resolution, DLAA, and NVIDIA Reflex. Reflex reduces PC latency by up to 45% in Deadlock, making gameplay even more responsive, helping you secure victory in each and every match. Meanwhile, using DLSS Super Resolution’s new transformer AI model, image quality is enhanced, and performance accelerated.
- Rise of the Ronin: As a nameless warrior, a ronin, your destiny evolves based on the choices you make in KOEI TECMO GAMES’ Rise of the Ronin. You’ll face significant decisions while playing, such as whether to assassinate or protect key figures like Naosuke Ii, and craft your own history through a multi-ending system. When Rise of the Ronin launches on PC March 11th, you can accelerate frame rates with DLSS Frame Generation and DLSS Super Resolution, and enhance image quality with ray tracing.
- Vector Strike: Chamo Games’ Vector Strike combines first-person shooting and sports in a fast-paced, physics-based 4v4 arena. Master precision shooting, movement, and teamwork to outplay opponents and score goals. Vector Strike entered Early Access yesterday, with day-one support for DLSS Frame Generation, DLSS Super Resolution, DLAA, and Reflex, giving GeForce RTX gamers the best possible experience, with the highest frame rates and most responsive controls.
- Dragonkin: The Banished: Nacon and Eko Software’s Dragonkin: The Banished enters Early Access tomorrow, March 6th, and GeForce RTX gamers can accelerate performance with DLSS Frame Generation and DLSS Super Resolution. The game features a world corrupted by the blood of dragons, where evil creatures rise from the entrails of the earth. Choose one of the legendary hero classes, each with a single mission: hunt down and kill the draconic creatures. Each battle brings you closer to your ultimate goal: finding and eliminating the terrifying Dragon Lords.
