Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was downsizing my case and had a huge rtx 3080 that wouldn't fit in my new one. So I decided to pick this bad boy up since its performance is quite similar but uses less power and is wayyyy smaller. I have this in a cramped fractal ridge case and this baby doesn't go over 65c. PSA UNDERVOLT THIS CARD

This card gets a lot of hate because of the way Nvidia presented it as equal to a 4090, but! Its worth every dollar. Its running games at 1440 flawlessly and 12gb vram isnt great but its far better than the 8gb I came from. No regrets here. Paired well with a 5900x.

Wow!! I upgraded my previous GPU (Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060Ti Founders edition) to the 5070 GPU. I was debating whether buying the 5080 for the extra cash was a stretch given the initial "YouTube" review for this GPU; I have to say that the 5070 is running phenomenal! Path of exile 2 runs upwards 120fps at 2k with my OLED monitor and runs amazing and looks gorgeous, Kingdom come deliverance 2 is running at 2K and my average FPS is about 100fps (this game looks gorgeous) and runs smooth, Age of wonders 4 runs extremely smooth and looks beautiful! If you are looking to upgrade your GPU, not break the bank but want the benefit of the new technology and performance improvement, this is the card! YouTubers sat down and gave benchmarks (which are worth reviewing), honestly, it was amazing for me. Best of luck!

This is the only fairly priced 5070 outside of the low-end PNY. It looks good, and the packaging is pretty nice. Performance is good as well, but it's not that great of a value. The thermals run pretty hot due to the heatsink design, but nothing dangerous. However, it could decrease the lifespan of the GPU. I'd recommend it overall for MSRP.

Coming up on owning this for a year. I put this little guy in a old sg13 and couldnt be happier with its performance and temperatures. I came from a gtx 1080 and the uplift was outrageous and I haven't had an issue with any game I've thrown at it at 1440p

Great GPU, the size fits well in a mid tower cabinet, and the temperatures are running as expected... and finally the architecture and material of the board is excellent, I'm loving it

Beautiful graphics. This 5070 is the cheapest 5070 that I could find but does the exact same thing as a 5070 from any other company for sometimes half the cost. Perfect buy, you would find a 5070 this cheap. And it has a sleek design. Nothing flashy but very classy.

I upgraded from a 1650 super and this gpu has been amazing. Lets me play all my games on max graphics. It works perfectly and is built sturdily. I also love the look of the founder edition cards.

Good jump in performance coming from a 3060. Good temps

Such a clean classis card. Upgraded from a 3070 and it has been amazing

So far it has performed very well with zero issues *fingers crossed*. It is actually smaller than my old evga 3070 triplefan and twice as powerful.

I’ve had many many cards, went from 3090ti to 4070ti, to a 3080ti, to a 4070 in less than 18 months.., now this one. I play in 4k, I have an LG27GN950 ( also got from Best Buy ) Do I play maxed out settings? Of course not I’m a realist, if I wanted that I wouldn’t expect it for $600, this card is more than enough for the price point, performance, and availability. You sheep are just listening to YouTubers telling you 8,10, and 12 gig cards are useless. They aren’t, most of yall are still playing in 1440, some even on 1080, and you’re worried about 12GB, smh. Just buy the card, you’ll be fine. Or sit back waiting for cards to be $100 for 5090s

Performance wise, its sufficient for any game out in the market. Cooling seems to also be improved (not sure if its due to lower output threshold ). So far, this is exteemely worth it for the price.

Very powerful card in a great size. Runs all games smooth. Would recommend.

Overall a great purchase. I wanted the founders edition due to the aesthetic of the card. I have no issues playing any game and maxing out my 240hz monitor.

The NVIDIA RTX 5070 Founders Edition is a great pick for 1440p gaming in 2026. It costs $549 and feels like a small step up from the RTX 4070, but it shines when you turn on DLSS 4. Games like Cyberpunk or Alan Wake 2 run super smooth at high settings with ray tracing, often hitting 100+ fps easily.The card stays cool and quiet thanks to the clean dual-fan design—temps usually stay under 70°C and it's almost silent during play. It only pulls about 250W, so a normal 650W power supply works fine. The build looks sharp in that graphite grey style, and it fits nicely in most cases since it's pretty compact.Sure, without DLSS the speed boost isn't huge compared to last-gen cards, and 12GB VRAM is solid but not amazing for heavy 4K. Still, for anyone wanting good 1440p performance, ray tracing, and future-proof AI features without spending a ton or dealing with loud fans, this Founders Edition is a solid buy. Easy to recommend if you're upgrading from older cards!

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 is a solid 1440p gaming card that shines with DLSS 4, delivering smooth and responsive performance in supported games. However, its raw performance is quite close to its predecessor, the RTX 4070 Super, making the generational leap feel limited without its new AI upscaling technology. While its 12GB of VRAM may be a constraint for future 4K gaming, it remains a competent choice for high-refresh-rate 1440p gameplay.

Been looking for a new gpu for a while, love that I got a 50 series one for so cheap. MSRP is like 550 with tax just a little under 600. easy to pick up in store, just had to provide ID which was fine. Card works great and I have no issues with it, box is really cool as well. Only downside to the card is that Nvidia only includes an adapter so you need to have a cable, didn't feel all the way comfortable with it so I picked up the full cable from Corsair. But after I got the cable, I dont worry anymore and its been performing great.

Excellent card runs cool while still delivering peek proformance.

Keep in mind I got this for $550, and at that price it's absolutely worth it. I got this for my girlfriend to upgrade her computer since she had a 2070 Super in there, and it compares well to my 4070 Super, which cost me $50 more at the end of last year. If you're considering getting this as an upgrade from the 40 series, unless you got a 4060, I would say either get a higher 50 series or hold off this generation. Absolutely worth it for $550!