Customer Ratings & Reviews

Puts about 2X more frames than my OCed RX5700 while running Berserker Kahzan at 1440p native. DLSS boosts that like crazy with barely any lag. Card feels high-ish quality. No tests overclocking yet since there is no need benchmarks are just above average. Very happy with purchase even though these GPUS are overpriced.

If you can get these at MSRP like this one is, this is the way to go. It was a massive upgrade from my 3080, and running at a fraction of the power requirements. For what I am using it for, this card is plenty capable at 1440p gaming. The framegen upscaling definitely takes this a step further in the visual department as well.

This card is a 1440p beast! It runs very efficient and quietly!

great value for the money would recommend over the TI for price to performance and quality in games are almost capped or closed to capped out with amazing FPS. Quiet GPU!

I upgraded from a 3060 to this 5070. I got pretty decent fps boost and i upgraded to a 1440p monitor from a 1080p. I get around 180 hz on this monitor, but i am usually around 180 fps at all times with max settings on certain games. If you play average games like call of duty and fortnite you can push max settings, but if you try max settings on something like cyberpunk it probably wont be pushing 180 fps. Other than that, its pretty great!

Easy to install. Works perfectly. Great value buy…

Great price for the product, upgraded from 2070 and it was night and day difference with the performance. 40-50° C cooler when running under load, and not being completely maxed out when comparing from the usual games I ran on the previous card. No RGB though so that's why it's 4 star (could care less but had to be something lol).

Huge upgrade from a Radeon 5700XT. Playing everything at max settings with ray tracing is great. This PNY 5070 has great overclocking potential and I've never seen it yet over 75C. It's the only mid-range card available at MSRP

PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB OC GDDR7 PCIe 5.0 Graphics Card Review Reviewed by FixFast PC Repair – fixfastpcrepair.com At FixFast PC Repair, we’ve had the opportunity to install and test the PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB OC GDDR7 graphics card in several custom builds. Overall, this GPU delivers an excellent mix of next-generation performance, stable thermals, and strong value for both gamers and professionals. Performance The RTX 5070 is powered by NVIDIA’s latest Blackwell architecture, offering improved ray tracing and AI-driven performance over previous generations. With 12GB of GDDR7 memory and PCIe Gen 5.0 bandwidth, it handles modern games at 1440p and even 4K in many titles with ease. The card also supports DLSS 4, which enhances frame rates without noticeable image loss, and NVIDIA Studio drivers for creative workloads. Cooling and Build Quality PNY’s triple-fan cooler design keeps this card running quietly and efficiently. During stress tests and gaming benchmarks, we observed temperatures staying in the mid-60s Celsius, even under heavy load. The metal backplate adds rigidity, while the overall build quality feels solid and durable. Installation and Compatibility This card uses the newer 12VHPWR power connector, so make sure your power supply includes the appropriate cable or adapter. At about 299mm long, it’s a large card, so verify clearance in smaller cases before installation. Setup and driver installation were straightforward, and the card ran smoothly across multiple systems we tested. Considerations While 12GB of VRAM is sufficient for most current games and workloads, users planning heavy 4K rendering or AI applications may find themselves limited over time. Some reports mention minor coil whine or fan noise on certain units, but this has not been an issue in our own installations. Verdict The PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB OC offers exceptional 1440p gaming performance, impressive cooling, and modern features like DLSS 4 and PCIe Gen 5.0 support. It’s an ideal upgrade for users coming from RTX 30-series cards or older GPUs who want cutting-edge performance without the extreme cost of flagship models.

Love my 5070 almost as much as I loved paying MSRP and picking it up in-store because it was in-stock. This is my first GPU purchase in years that didn't feel like a total scam. As far as the card itself, it performs as needed and then some. My rig is setup for 1440p and I'm seeing framerates I haven't seen since being on 1080 years ago. This card in particular gets some major backlash for it's price, positioning, and advertisement claims. But truth be told, it was the sweet spot for my budget and at this price, none of the competition comes close.

The PNY geforce 5070 RTX solved a problem my computer was having, running a nvidia geforce 3080 RTX was having issues due to age almost 7 years of use. Bought 2 of these for both gaming conputers.

Great GPU. Very fast and it doesn’t overheat. Performance is unspeakable with frame gen x4

I have had it for a while and has treated med very well for the price I would recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their system.

I built my first pc back during covid and didn't start upgrading until 6 months ago. Being that a gpu is one of the more expensive parts to a build due to its importance, I waited for the holidays to roll around for deals. Upgrading from a RTX 1070Ti to this beast was one of my best purchases in a long time.

I've been using this for the past 2 weeks. It's been working great! GPU stays pretty quiet and the performance at 1440p was exactly what I was expecting!

Ive been using it for about a week and i have no problems with it, its a huge upgrade to the one I had before.

Great GPU. Solid upgrade to my 3060 Ti. If only games were as optimized as they used to be.

This card runs great and hits around 72C under peak loads. Not a bad value at MSRP. Great upgrade for midrange owners of 30 series or older. 1440p is the sweet spot. Build quality seems very good, solid. Metal backplate.

Just built a new PC and couldn’t decide between a rtx5060ti and the rx9060xt. So I went with the 5070 instead it works really well for gaming.

Bit pricey but was well worth the upgrade for 1440p. The card comes with 3x 6+2 pcie to 12vhpwr. Just make sure you have at least 3 x 6+2 pins from at least two different cables out of your power supply otherwise you’ll get a black screen. Easily overclocked to 3ghz @ .910v on my chip.