GAINWARD RTX 5070 Tasxue OC Launches With DLSS 4.5 for Hunter of the Mist

GAINWARD launches the GeForce RTX 5070 Tasxue OC with GB205, 12GB GDDR7, and DLSS 4.5 support for Hunter of the Mist.

GAINWARD RTX 5070 Tasxue OC Launches With DLSS 4.5 for Hunter of the Mist

GAINWARD introduces the RTX 5070 Tasxue OC graphics card, a release timed to support the launch of the dark fantasy looter-shooter Hunter of the Mist. Buyers looking for hardware optimized for this new title can now see how the card handles its specific demands. The announcement highlights the card's ability to run the game at high frame rates using advanced upscaling techniques.

GAINWARD GeForce RTX 5070 Tasxue OC graphics card
The GAINWARD GeForce RTX 5070 Tasxue OC features a triple-fan cooling solution.

Blackwell-based card targets high frame rates in new looter-shooter

The graphics card is built on the Blackwell architecture and utilizes the GB205 GPU core. It ships with 12GB of GDDR7 memory running at 28Gbps, providing a high-bandwidth foundation for modern gaming workloads. GAINWARD describes the Tasxue OC as an excellent choice for players seeking performance in this new genre.

Specifications

  • GPU Core: GB205
  • Boost Clock: 2542MHz
  • VRAM Capacity: 12GB
  • VRAM Type: GDDR7
  • Memory Speed: 28Gbps

The card features a triple-fan cooling solution and customizable ARGB lighting to manage thermal output and aesthetics. The GB205 core operates with a boost clock of up to 2542MHz. These specifications aim to deliver stable performance during intensive gaming sessions.

GAINWARD states that the card supports DLSS 4.5 dynamic multi-frame generation, which can output frame rates up to six times the native rate. This technology uses a second-generation Transformer model to maintain stable temporal synchronization and precise texture replication. The card is positioned to handle the visual demands of Hunter of the Mist, which BELLRING GAMES developed over two years.

We looked at GAINWARD GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB in our earlier Gainward coverage. The current release confirms the integration of Blackwell-based hardware with the latest DLSS features for upcoming titles.

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