Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just finished a build using the new 5070 and it is a beast! Paired with my other components I get near instant buffering/rendering of video and images. I use this computer as a video editing computer with Adobe elements.

Tris gráfics is so good so many fos and the experience in the games is so good

I upgraded from a 1080ti and it’s been a good jump. (: I originally wanted the MSI one but this is all they had and I’m only sad that it has no RGB.

The negative reviews are confusing. I just built my first PC and this card does everything that "I" need. Without letting the YouTubers and Reddit users ruin my experience.

Works great, will be future prove and won’t have to upgrade for atleast 5+years

The card i got perfoms ok but not as good as i expected it to be. Can handle most games well but when it comes to marve rivals this thing crashes non stop even on low settings with the latest drivers and everything updated. I might have a faulty card that isnt perfoming well but i dont fully know.

I love that it’s not so big…I'm happy with it so far.

I purchased this card to upgrade from a 2080 Super that was working perfectly, with the hopes of some sweet gains in my infrequent gaming. But I was truly disappointed when the card crashed and died on the second day (no gaming at all). Went to Best Buy to exchange the MSI version of the card, and so far, so good. Now one week in with the MSI version.

If you're looking for a GPU that excels at 1080p and holds its own at 1440p, the RTX 5070 is a fantastic option. Just don’t buy it expecting a 4K beast. Great thermals, quiet operation, and solid DLSS 4 performance make it a well-rounded choice—just not a revolutionary one.

Work great it plays every game, its very quiet and cool and i like the sff size

Amazing value for performance per dollar. It's crushing everything I want it to.

Very happy with the performance, its quiet and had reasonable good temps

Unbeaten performance for this price, very silent GPU initially I got confused that the fans were even spinning.

Card works great, but buyers beware this thing is HUGE. Definitely make sure you have space in your case for it. I've been running it for over a month now and there have been 0 issues. Were it not for the silly cost of these things today, it would be even better.

It can do 4k but you’ll want DLSS 4 turned on or you’ll start feeling those frame dips. Compared to the 4070 Super? Honestly, not a huge leap. Sometimes better, sometimes basically the same. DLSS 4 is pretty slick. Makes games look sharper and feel smoother. Doesn’t magically give you more FPS, but it’s nice. NVIDIA is clearly betting big on AI, and I’m here for it. If you’re gaming at 1440p and want the latest AI tricks, the RTX 5070 is solid. But if you’re thinking long-term or want the best bang for your buck, you might want to check out the 5070 ti.

Worked great upon install, and worked even better after undervolting to get the perfect balance of fan noise/performance. I shred through all the new AAA games on 2k/Ultra with this GPU. If you're looking for 4k gaming then look further, but I'm completely fine with 2k for the near future with this card. Worked well with an i7-10700 (bottle-necked a bit), and is working to it's full potential with a Ryzen 9 7900X.

Excellent card. Runs quietly, installed easily, and pumps out great visuals.

a massive upgrade from my rtx 3060 the low vram is annoying but its very much manageable

Works well, isn't too loud. Was able to get a decently high OC on it as well.

I recently upgraded from a 4060 to a gigabyte 5070 and it runs every game at max settings. I also love the nvidia dlss frame generation setting for call of duty and the gigabyte 5070 graphics card lives up to its name. Definitely upgrade to a 50 series if your considering to maximize your gaming experience!!