Processor: Ryzen 7 9800X3D
Memory: G.Skill Trident Z5 NEO RGB DDR5-6000 CL30-38-38-96
Storage:Â Kingston FURY Renegade 2TB SSD, 8TB iSCSI LUN over USB4 Thunderbolt
PSU: FSP Hydro G Pro 1000W
Cooling: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360
Monitor:Â ROG PG27UQ 4K 144hz HDR1000
VGA: Listed
For a full hardware workout, visit https://benchmarks.ul.com for our system warm-up and stress test of choice. We have now switched to a full 20-minute run of Speed Way stress test to warm up our graphics cards as well as capture our clock speed chart.
For benchmarking methodology please see our game benchmarking method guide.
Test results are gathered and produced on CapFrameX. This makes it easier for use to get both line graph comparison and raw averages without extra tools. Simply the easiest tool for benchmarking and it’s available for everyone to use, free of charge. Check it out at capframex.com.
Since this is a GPU review, we benchmarked the area of the games that put a heavy load on the GPU.
All our test runs are repeatable, click the links below for area and details. Read our benchmarking methodology.
For Q1 2025 we’re using these sets of games:
- Counter-Strike 2: Mirage map custom scene
- DOTA2 – Dacha Dubai 2024: Xtreme Gaming vs. Team Liquid [56:25]
- PUBG Battlegrounds – Custom Scene
- Rainbow Six Siege: in-game benchmark
- Call of Duty Black Ops 6 – in-game benchmark
- Baldur’s Gate 3 – Lower City area custom loop
- Black Myth Wukong – Forest of Wolves loop (just past Wandering Wight, along the stream) [RT]
- Cyberpunk 2077 – in-game benchmark [RT]
- F1 2024 – Singapore, night time, wet (in-game benchmark) [RT]
- Ghost of Tsushima – Kushi Temple
- Hogwarts Legacy – Hogsmeade Square loop [RT]
- Horizon Forbidden West – Devil’s Grasp loop
- The Last of Us Part I – Game prologue, town panic area
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Remastered – Financial District ground-level
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – Melbourne discovery
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart – Nefarious City loop
- Resident Evil 4 [RT] – Custom scene
- Starfield – Wilderness outside of Jamison
- Warhammer 40K: Space Marines 2
- Alan Wake 2 [RT] – outside Ocean View Hotel (late game area)
To be added:
- God of War: Ragnarok
- Marvel Rivals
- Monster Hunter Wilds
- Stellar Blade
Delta Force
See our Youtube playlist for benchmark sequences.
Note: Proprietary technologies that favor one brand to the other are disabled unless specified and to maintain uniformity amongst GPUs, these have been turned OFF. Ray tracing has its own dedicated performance section. Upscaling technologies are covered in separate articles e.g. game review, performance, etc.
For this test, only the out-of-box normal mode will be tested. Cards that have dual BIOSes for Quiet and Performance will be tested in Performance mode.
Notes:
- All data are gathered from exactly the same system, with exactly the configuration we list here. No data is reused from another system or from any variations. We gather data from only one system as indicated here.
- Graphics cards are allowed to heat up prior to benchmarking. Cooler graphics cards may boost higher than normal.
- Following up on the above, we try to enjoy the game and play a bit before proceeding to the actual benchmark scenario. This allows us to detect any other problems like stuttering, frame skipping, or any other problems before recording data.
- Games that receive graphical updates that affect performance like DOTA2 moving from DX9 to DX11, Rainbow Six Siege changing its detail presets, or any big patch that affect performance in genera,l etc. will be retested completely.




3 Comments
great review ty
in the UK rn it’s the cheapest 5070 with a solid warranty, and small enough to fit a compact ATX case. Unfortunately all the western sites are just hating on the 50 series cards over issues that don’t matter to me (my current machine is a decade old, going from an RX480 to any 2025 GPU is gonna feel good XD) so it’s reassuring to find a thorough test with power and temp stats etc
i’m sold, will probably run it at below full power tho, 10% more heat than an FE for 1% more frames doesn’t feel like a good trade off lol
Hating on NVIDIA has been the cool thing to do since Intel’s downfall in the tech space But agreed, if you got a case that can house this and has good airflow, this card’s definitely a good choice. FE’s a looker but if you’re planning to keep it for a while, warranty should give some peace of mind.
I like keeping the GPU Tweak app profiles configured with a 50% power for daily use, then crank up the fans and power to something tolerable (noise) for gaming and just switch between those 2 on the fly. Happy gaming ! 🙂
The ASUS PRIME RTX 5070 looks like a solid choice for power users! If you’re into presentations, pairing it with tools like PowerPoint, Productivity, ai tools, ai could really speed up your workflow. Great review—thanks for sharing the details!