Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got the card and have been unable to use it because of black screen issues, but im just gonna wait for drivers to come out and fix it because i got it at msrp and and pretty happy with the purchase non the less. Hope Nvidia has a comeback

Great card for 1440p gaming. Considering you can’t find anything else at MSRP this was great getting it at the actual advertised price

A 5070s a 5070, but this one has noticeable coil whine. Its an electrical buzzing under even light load, and its usually just a specifoc card luck thing(well the chances depend on the brand i suppose), and fyi it doesnt mean anything bad, its just annoying when u get it and notice it.

Very good gpu definitely worth the price 1650 super to 5070

Great card, runs stable and cool, pny is a good brand.

Mid tier gpu not that much fot the price …………………..

There is nothing wrong with the graphics card itself, but the power cord is of poor quality. The power cord connector broke after a week.

I placed an order for a graphics card and was promised delivery by [insert original delivery date, e.g. June 9th]. I sold my old GPU in anticipation and arranged my workflow accordingly. However, Best Buy failed to ship on time and tried to blame UPS, even though UPS tracking shows no scan or pickup activity at all. This clearly indicates the item was never handed to UPS. Best Buy delayed shipment internally but blamed logistics. I contacted customer service and received vague and dismissive responses. Meanwhile, I’ve been stuck with a non-functional PC for days due to their broken promise and poor handling. This experience has caused real inconvenience, and I expect better from a major retailer. I won’t be trusting their shipping estimates again.

If you can snag this at MSRP, it's a solid choice. I upgraded from my old 3090, and the FPS is almost the same. It runs cooler, uses significantly less power, and performs well for anything up to 2K resolution—possibly even some lighter titles in 4K. My primary motivation for buying this was to enable Ray Tracing in Wuthering Wave, since the game only supports Ray Tracing on RTX 4000 series cards or higher. Considering the 3090 launched at $1,500, getting this card for $550 feels relatively reasonable. However, if you're already using the 4070, the improvement might not be substantial. I should note that I've had some trouble with automatic1111. After researching a bit, I chose to hold onto my 3090 for this specific purpose, as its 24GB of VRAM is also more suitable for AI-related tasks. (kept both PC running)

I'm coming from a "4070" gaming laptop to this and the difference is night and day at 1440p. So much smoother and nearly double the FPS. Low temps and stock fan curve is barely audible (to me). Card overclocks very well and paired with a 1440p OLED monitor I couldn't be happier. Playing Resident Evil 4 and Hogwarts right now. In RE4 at 1440p ultra with RTX on and no upscaling im getting 140-150fps and in Hogwarts with DLSS Q, Nvidia reflex and 3x frame gen I had to cap my FPS at 240hz to align with my monitor. 5070 gets a lot of hate, but youtubers and people on reddit love to complain. Honestly at $549 this is a great card in today's market. So it can't run Indiana Jones at max settings. turn RTX down to "medium" and you have a locked 60fps. The VRAM thing is overblown in my opinion. Buy the card and enjoy!

This has been a fantastic card, even after adjusting power limits and giving it a slight over clock. It stays cool and quiet extremely stable. The back plate is well constructed and looks great very high quality card, i would highly recommend at MSRP anything more i would look elsewhere.

PNY always does well with these things, and this time is no different. They’ve managed to provide me (and Best Buy is gracious enough to sell this at/near cost) with an MSRP 5070. It could have used some more VRAM (this would be a stellar card if it had 14gb+ instead of 12), but nvidia needs to protect the 16gb 5080, so I understand. Back to this GPU’s actual specs: this is a very well-manufactured card. The heatsink is absolutely beautiful (triple-fan 8x heat pipes?!), and I am convinced that the card might just run forever because of it. It comes with a factory overclock, which leads me to believe that they’re confident about the silicon quality. But that’s just what you get from PNY when they’re actually allowed to get their hands on chips and manufacture GPUs: high-quality hyper-robust builds at MSRP if you don’t want to pay for RG-BS. Just, make sure you have a GPU bracket if you’re running this vertically.

Card runs cool and quiet. Seems to run the games I play at 1440p 60fps+ with no issue. Be aware this has the 12Vhp connector, but it comes with a pigtail that adapts 2 8-pin PCIe power cables. The card is somewhat large, mainly in length, so check your case. Time will tell on the 12GB being enough for future games at 1440p, but it will likely still be a nice 1080p card for future demanding titles. One star off because of the value. Even at MSRP from Nvidia, video cards these days are overpriced. Looks wise it's okay. The lettering is a bit large for my taste, but at least there's no RGB nonsense.

PROS: At msrp the price is fair. Its a solid csrd for the price. 4k on every title, with the help of dlss on some or most of them. Good frame rates. Stays cool and quite. Cons: only 12gb of vram, which gets toght in mldern games. If you havnt bought one yet wait for the 5070 super thats coming out in 9 months. Its got 18gb vram and its the same price

I was running an RTX 3070 at 1080p, but when I upgraded to 1440p I needed a massive upgrade to ensure I could run games at high/ultra settings at stable/smooth frame rates. With my new 180hz 1440p monitor, I can run most games comfortably at around at least 80fps using high-ultra settings (worst case being Cyberpunk), but usually around a stable 120fps or higher. Fortnite for instance runs at a stable 160-180fps at high/ultra settings. And that’s all without even touching frame gen! If you’re worried about frame gen’s latency, I totally understand, but to negate it as much as possible just ensure your base frame rate before frame gen is above 60 or so. With 12GB of VRAM it’s enough for pretty much most games at maxed settings in 1440p. Overall, this card does a great job, running smoothly without overheating, or even any coil whine. It’s always quiet and powerful. If you can find this video card at MSRP or maybe even higher, I’d definitely recommend it.

We all know the state of graphics cards currently. A 70 series card should not cost this much, but this was the only 5070 available at MSRP. I refused to pay a 200 dollar markup for RGB and an overbuilt cooler on a 70 series card. Now for the actual review: PNY does not disappoint. I ran this card for about 2 hours and it stayed consistent 68C at 72F ambient. Whisper quiet at around 40% fan speed If anything the fan curve could be a little more aggressive. I did mess with some overclocking and got noticeable gains. On MSI afterburner I maxed out the power slider, maxed out the memory slider, and added +250mhz to the core. Temps remained safe around 70C and the fans still couldn't be heard over my CPU cooler.

The PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB OC delivers smooth 1440p and even 4K gaming with impressive efficiency. Its triple-fan cooling keeps temps low and noise minimal, while PCIe 5.0 ensures top-tier bandwidth. A solid, no-frills choice for serious gamers.

Card runs great. Not too loud and stays cool. 12GB VRAM is enough for 99% of games so I haven’t experienced any issues myself. If you look at that card as a stand alone product, it id great.

The 5070 is probably the most underrated GPU of the current generation. Due to its 12gb of VRAM, which is less than both AMD and NVIDIA's more budget alternatives (16gb for both the 5060ti and 9060xt) a lot of hate gets piled on this card. But personally, coming from someone who was running an 8gb AMD 7600 which was a solid 1080p card, the 5070 has been a great pair with my 1440p OLED monitor and can handle any modern games I throw at it at well over 100fps in most games. Considering the mark-up and limited availability of so many GPU's currently, if you can get this one at or near MSRP it gives great performance

Performs super well, and runs cool. Not loud or anything would diffidently recommend for mid range gaming!