Customer Ratings & Reviews

tl;dr: I'm an old curmudgeon that feels things were better "back in my day," but given current market conditions, I don't think I can ask for much more. As a product without the issue of cost, I have no complaints. This is a good graphics card for someone that wants a high refresh rate 1080p or 60 FPS 2560x1440 card. As something I have to trade money for, I'm whelmed. Not overwhelmed, not underwhelmed, just...whelmed. If it is available at something close to MSRP, you should buy a 9070XT. Noise: No complaints. Coming from my 6700XT, I notice no more noise, and that was also a quiet card. I usually game with headphones, but even when using speakers I do not hear fans ramp up any significant amount. You would expect noise and temps would be reasonable with a cooler this large, which leads me to... Size: Do not assume your case will accept a card this large. Look at the spec of your case and this card. I have a Corsair Air 540, and this thing DOMINATES the case. This is not a small case, so I assumed I would have no issues fitting even the largest of GPUs inside...I had to move the front fans to the "outside" under the plastic fascia because this graphics card would not fit. That is my fault, specs are listed and they seem accurate. Still, be aware this is not a card for small cases (unless designed with that in mind). In addition, this case does not mount the PSU in the "basement," and because of the weight, you will want to use some sort of GPU support. The included support is about an inch too short for my system configuration. If you have a dual chamber case and mount the GPU in the upper PCIe slot, you may also have this issue depending upon the exact dimension of your case. Performance: As expected, if not a bit better. I've been at 2560x1440 for over a decade now, and in everything I have played so far (Marvel Rivals, AC:Shadows, Gears 5) I have been between 45-60 FPS with settings cranked, and bumping against CPU (R5-5600x) limitations with settings reduced. You should be able to find a good balance of visual fidelity and framerates in everything except the most demanding of games. There have been reports of system and game crashes, but I expect that will level out over time. Value: As someone that came of age seeing Moore's law being smashed year after year, I have an expectation of performance increases while pricing stays relatively consistent. That standard seems to be dead. Again, I've been a 1440p gamer for some time now. Despite the GTX 670 being "a lot" for a college student, it did not really feel like it was a stretch, and at the time that card was able to provide all the performance I really needed for about 3 years when I jumped ship to a GTX970, which again provided years of performance. With the 5070, the performance is there, but this doesn't feel like the 670 or 970 where they felt like powerhouses that took everything I threw at them and made me wonder if I bought too much graphics card. Instead this just feels like I bought the right tool for the job. To provide some context, this card is more than double the cost of the 670 and 970, but is still similar in performance when you compare those cards to their performance in contemporary games, but while 1440 was almost unheard of in 2012 (Steam hardware survey says it was .72% of systems in May 2012), it is a far more common resolution in 2025 (19.06%). Yes, inflation is a thing, I understand that. But $800 for an upper midrange card is too much in my opinion.

Card works as designed and performs well in the latest games. No issue installing. Comes with GPU stand to prevent damage from weight of card over time. Nice low key RGB light on card as well

Used in egpu dock. Good build, solid, runs cool and quiet. May be overkill for my setup, but it is tough looking.

I can play all of my high performance games well, though at times I have had slight lag with Baldurs Gate 3, but not enough to be concerned. I do think that it's too pricey though, I'd expect something better for that amount of money. You could get the same thing but for cheaper such as the 4080 super, there's only a 15% difference with the 5070.

This was for my wife as she was due for an upgrade. I was surprised with the size of things thing, she was coming off of a 1080 and it roughly 1/3rd the size of this card. Performance has been terrific, absolutely crushing any game she has tried. 10/10

Upgrading from a 3070 this card is amazing. Multi frame generation works well and is worth upgrading to a card that supports it.The build quality of this card is also really good and i would recommend this card to anyone looking for a 5070.

The best GPU I ever spent money on, truly amazing.

Performance is as good as expected. Built quality is great and is not as heavy as previous gen. If you need a GPU only for gaming, then I recommend this one. Shipping was quick with no delays.

Great card. Priced at 600 USD I ended up paying 653 USD after tax. This 5070 is a lot of money but I'm happy to say this 5070 absolutely leaves my 6900 XT in the dust. In 4k I was getting 30 fps and with this 5070 I'm getting between 70 and 90. I decided to buy an ultra wide 1440p monitor and now my fps is steady 100 plus up to 180(which is my refresh rate on my new monitor). It's an absolute beast of a card. And I always buy TUF, built to last.

Don't let the fearmongering about "fake frames" deter you from this card. Running at 2k resolution, the visual fidelity and smoothness that this card is capable of are incredible. On most games I can max out every setting including ray tracing and get 90-200fps depending on if the game has frame generation support. With frame generation I don't notice any ghosting or blurred textures and the enhanced smoothness is very noticeable. For 2k gaming you really don't need to spend any extra unless you really want the Ti for the extra VRAM for future proofing.

loving this gpu so strong, hosestly i dont have much else to say besides it makes everything run buttery smooth and thats all you could ask for

This GPU handles 1440p Gaming easily and provides a fast and smooth experience. Compared to RTX 40-series the additional performance at this pricing is awesome. Having similar performance to a 4070ti at the 5070 pricing is also a huge factor in this cards success. At purchase NVIDIA drivers were extremely unstable. These problems have seem to be corrected and I have not occurred any program or system crashes. This GPU is paired with a Ryzen 7 9700x and 64 Gbs DDR5. 6400mhz

My son loves it. And it was just what he needed to get his computer to the next level of performance

I'm playing at 1080/144hz and this card was a good fit for me. It's quiet and has plenty of power for the games I play. Not the best value but I've had good luck with asus and nvidia over the past 15 years. It also looks better in person.

Card runs great came with great included items rating best in class for this devices class. Originally returned one due to egpu compatibility issues not at fault of the card but bought another later

Love it so much can get enough of the graphics it put off

Great upgrade from a 3070. Pushes 2k along on a 34" ultrawide with ease. Runs cool.

For the price on sale this thing is a beast! Runs all the newer games or heavy loaded games flawlessly and it’s a big card!

Upgrade from 3070. Runs all games I play with no problems (1440p). Originally paired with 13700k, now with 9700x, I can play most games on high settings and no stuttering. Be sure to use/update NVIDIA drivers each month.

So far its been a solid card for gaming and i havejtbhad any issues. Maybe the downside to this card (besides the price) is the the 12 pin power but luckily enough it comes with an adapter if your power supply doesn’t come with one. All in all really great card, pretty beefy like my title says lol but if you are like me and needed a new GPU to upgrade too then definitely this would be one to look into.