Customer Ratings & Reviews

I picked up the PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB from Best Buy and it has been a fantastic upgrade for my system. In Call of Duty: Warzone, I can finally run high settings at 1440p with consistently smooth frame rates, and the experience feels incredibly responsive and fluid. The triple-fan cooler keeps temperatures in check and the card stays pleasantly quiet even during long Warzone sessions and other demanding games. One important note: while the spec sheet says a 650W power supply is sufficient, I had constant crashes in Warzone with a 650W unit; after upgrading to a 750W PSU, the crashes completely disappeared and the card has been rock solid. Installation was straightforward, the included power adapter made setup easy, and with the right power supply this card is an easy 5/5 that I strongly recommend to anyone targeting high refresh 1080p or 1440p gaming.

I recently upgraded to the PNY GeForce RTX 5070, and it’s been an excellent decision. The performance is outstanding — I play demanding titles like Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and Red Dead Redemption 2 at 1440p with ray tracing and DLSS on, and the frame rates stay consistently high and smooth. Thermals are well-managed — even under full load, the GPU rarely goes above 65°C, and the fans are surprisingly quiet. Build quality is solid, and installation was quick and easy in my ATX case. I also use this card for video editing in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, and the CUDA acceleration has made a noticeable difference in rendering speed. ✅ Highlights: • Excellent 1440p and ray tracing performance • Quiet and efficient cooling system • Reliable build quality from PNY • Great for both gaming and productivity tasks If you’re looking for a high-performance GPU without going all the way to a 5080 or higher, this 5070 offers one of the best performance-to-price ratios right now. Highly recommended!

The 12 gb vram is a scary limit. On my tv (4k 120hz), I could see it stuck on that limit, which is why I returned it. But I guess most people would use it with a 2k monitor. My main monitor is a 2k one, but 12 gb barely cuts it now. Lot of games with 2k ultra go above 10gb very easily, so I had to return this and get a 16gb card. The card itself is quite nice! PNY is lesser known, but the card build was solid, it performed better than avg 5070s on 3dmark (it should! these are oc cards), and barely makes any noise compared to my cpu aio.

Great card at 1440p, stays cool and quiet while not using a ton of power. Has +10% on the Msi afterburner power slider and with a little core and vram push mine gained 12% more fps in games making it as fast as a stock 4070ti super or 6% slower than a stock 9070xt while costing $175 cheaper (32% less) Great card, if your coming from anything older than a Rtx 3000 card this will be a great upgrade and being msrp is a huge plus. Pic is of the pny 5070 on top and the Msi gaming trio 5070 on the bottom. The Msi is $107 more, it runs 3c cooler and doesn’t boost as high as the pny card

I recently upgraded to the PNY 5070 and I’m really impressed. Coming from a 6700XT, the uplift is huge—not just in raw performance but also in the overall experience. NVIDIA’s drivers are a lot smoother and more reliable compared to what I dealt with before with amd, which makes a big difference day-to-day. The card itself runs quiet and stays cool, even when gaming for long sessions. Overall, I’m really happy with the switch. If you can get it for $549 or lower then id recommend, anything more then $549 then no and wait. One thing worth noting: make sure to check CPU benchmarks on "YouTube" to see if your processor might bottleneck the card.

Walked into Best Buy “just to look” and somehow blacked out and woke up at the register with a 5070 GPU in my hands and a receipt that says “character development.” The employee didn’t even try to stop me—actually, they encouraged it. Gave me that look like, “Yeah… you’re about to ascend.” And honestly? They were right. Installation was so smooth I briefly considered a career change to professional cable manager. Fired it up, and my PC now runs so fast I’m pretty sure it’s thinking about leaving me for someone who deserves it more. Games? Max settings. Ray tracing? On. Frame rates? Illegal in several countries. Shoutout to Best Buy for: Having it in stock (rare mythical event) Not judging my life choices Enabling my financial irresponsibility in the most supportive way possible Would absolutely recommend. If you’re on the fence, just know: you don’t need it… but your soul does.

I recently got the PNY RTX 5070, and honestly, I’m really happy with it. For the price, the performance is excellent — it handles 1440p gaming smoothly and even pushes solid frame rates at 4K on some titles. Temps stay under control, and it’s quiet, even under load. Ray tracing performance is solid too, and DLSS 3 makes a big difference in newer games. I was also surprised how power-efficient it is compared to older cards. Overall, it hits a great balance between performance and cost — definitely worth it if you’re looking for a GPU that can handle modern games without spending top-tier money.

Coming from a power-hungry RTX 3080, the PNY 5070 OC feels like a breath of fresh air. Where the 3080 often pulled 350W+ during gaming (even \~275W when undervolted), the 5070 OC sips under 170W with an undervolt—an impressive achievement for a card that can comfortably handle 4K gaming. Thermals & Acoustics The 5070 OC runs cool and whisper-quiet, hovering around 65°C under load. This improved efficiency not only cuts down heat but also keeps fan noise low, making for a much more pleasant long-session gaming experience. Performance & Upgrade Value Don’t expect massive leaps in raw horsepower over the 3080—performance gains are modest. But the real value is in its efficiency and thermals. For gamers prioritizing a quieter setup, lower energy consumption, and still-solid 4K performance, the 5070 OC finds a great balance. Pros * Excellent power efficiency (sub-170W undervolted) * Quiet operation, even at load * Cool temps around 65°C * Strong 4K gaming performance Cons * Modest uplift compared to RTX 3080 * Not ideal for those chasing big FPS gains **Verdict:** If you’re upgrading from a 3080 purely for performance, the 5070 OC won’t blow you away. But if you value efficiency, silence, and cooler operation without losing 4K capability, it’s a worthy upgrade.

At MSRP this is a great card in the current market. It runs incredibly cool, no coil whine, and looks great. I tried to hold out for an 9070xt but just grabbed what I could. Performance is incredible coming from an RTX 3060 that began having microstutter issues, paired with my i5 14400f. Again, at MSRP this is a solid card for the price. Nothing more to note about it.

This is the only RTX 5070 you can find in stock at the $549.99 MSRP. I bought this as an upgrade over my 3060 Ti. I'm getting an average of about 75% performance uplift at 1440p. The card has good build quality, and runs quiet. The cooler isn't amazing, but is certainly enough for this level of GPU.

[Employee of bestbuy] This RTX 5070 handles everything I throw at it—AAA games, 3D rendering, video editing—you name it. Frame rates are buttery smooth, and temps stay under control thanks to the triple fan design. Installation was easy and performance is just amazing. Great value for the power you’re getting!

I upgraded from a 3070 and so far this card was really worth the price compared to back then, it stays cool and runs any game I want to play perfectly, one other good thing is, it’s quiet. This is a good card if you are looking to upgrade instead of paying an arm and a leg for the other higher tier cards, I recommend it.

This guy works with like a champ. It was a great upgrade from my 2070super. I got way more detail in my graphics along with a fps increase. With the new dlss/dlaa and the frame gen set to 2x it is super smooth with no added langency. I even stated running games with dlaa vs dlss beucase I run on 1080p and was getting really great fps in Battlefeild 5 and Arc Raiders.

Great gpu runs pretty quiet and has performed amazing.

Upgraded from a 3060ti to this and my PC is performing a lot better than before and I'm getting more FPS and running my games on higher settings

Moving from a 1080 to this has been the greatest idea ever made. I’ve never seen the temps get above 55 running everything 1440p 120hz ultra settings. I also love the lack of RGB because it’s next to where I sleep. The price is unbeatable in comparison with any other 5070 card brand. It runs like a champ and benched above average straight out of the box.

I built my own PC with this 5070. I’m running an I7 processor, Asus Gaming WiFi7 motherboard, and MSI cooler. This graphics card has been utilized with Windows 11 and online gaming, specifically Call of Duty Warzone, which demands graphics. Installation of this graphics card was easy, and everything from the packaging to the operation is quality. If you are seeking a solid, reliable, and future proofed graphics card, this is a great option for gaming and office use versatility.

This is one of the few 5070s at MSRP, and it's definitely made all the right priorities. Super stable, consistently high performance, and relatively compact. I'd say my only complaint is pretty obvious coil whine and some weird noises whenever I move the UI at all, but that's such a complex issue that it can't be fully pinned on the GPU. Overall a great subtle pick from a recognizable brand

Great GPU – Looks and Runs Amazing Bought the PNY RTX 5070 Triple Fan from Best Buy and it’s been awesome. It looks sleek in my case and the triple-fan design keeps it cool and quiet. It runs demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Hogwarts Legacy on ultra settings without breaking a sweat. Great performance, great design—highly recommend!

I bought this before GPUs go any higher. Solid performance at 3440x1440. I had a 4070 but my wife had a 8 Gb GPU, so swapped them. This is one of the very few you can get for MSRP for now. Tech reviews want to rag on this card comparing is to 4070 super and Ti. But it is a solid performance bump over the standard 4070 that I was using. Sure I don’t have 16Gb VRAM but should be able to make that work for several Years to come.