ASUS TUF GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 OC Edition Graphics Card NVIDIA Desktop PCIe 5 0 HDMI DP

This was well worth the buy, I can play whatever I want with no issues the build quality is amazing and it also cools fine Read more

I expected it to be loud but it is not. Plays Arma 3, and IL-2 Sturmovik on Ultra settings without flaw. Beautiful graphics. Easy to install if you have the space. it was close, but fit my case ok. Read more

I've used the card for about four months and I am very pleased with my purchase. I got lucky and managed to pick this card up for $550 dollars and I love it. It stays super cool a around 65 degrees even under load. It is a big card so if you pick this up make sure you check your case to see if it fits. You don't have to worry about it sagging cause they give you a little stand to put under it. So far I can play most of the games I play, single player RPGs, on max with ray tracing. Installation is a little tricky cause this card is big and long about two inches thick and twelve inches long but that is the only problem I have. I have yet to run into any issue where v-ram (12Gb) use was coming close to being used. So If you can find it at a decent price and it's in your budget I would say go for it. Read more

Perfect mid tier GPU for the new generation! Easy to install and comes with a support as well that double as the screw driver. It's fairly quiet and stay cool. Haven't noticed any power issues. It's performed well and hasnt had frame issues with higher demand games. Read more

Easy to install, quiet, outstanding performance. Well built, little RGB logo on the edge looks cool. Really freakin' BIG! I'm very happy with this purchase, I can play all my games on max settings with ray tracing enabled at 2560x1440. They look great! This GPU replaced my RTX 3060, so this was a pretty good jump for me. I am a little concerned that it could have more VRAM, at 12gb it's possible some games might want more than that for max settings in the future. Monster Hunter Wilds wants 16gb VRAM to use the "high def texture pack" for example. If you are looking to upgrade from a 4070 ti/super or higher (or a card with higher VRAM) I wouldn't bother; the difference would be marginal. At $740 I felt that this was a reasonable value, given the scarcity of 50 series cards, and the tariffs that we enacted just after I bought it. Glad I made the purchase when I did, even though it was $190 over MSRP it was still cheaper than what any of the scalpers are asking. Read more

I've been using a 2080 Super for 5 years, and it's been a good run, but I wanted to try some new features like Ray Tracing and mess around with some AI models. Yeah, the 20 series technically had RT, but the performance hit felt like kicking the card in the balls, so I never turned it on. I decided to upgrade. At the time of this review, prices are wild, and I couldn't find a good deal on a new 40 series card, so I went with this 5070 OC TUF edition. Yes, it's $190 more than the MSRP, but it's also a better-built card, meaning the components like capacitors, VRMs and fans are of higher quality than some cheaper versions and should last longer. Plus, good luck finding any card at MSRP right now. Observations: I remember thinking the 2080 was big, but the 5070 is the guy she told you not to worry about in comparison, and thankfully it comes with one of those fat-boy sag sticks to support the back of the card, because it needs it! So make sure your case is big enough to fit this beast. Games look beautiful! I'm finally getting good FPS with RT on in games like CyberPunk at higher settings. I think this card shines at 1440P, which is what my monitor supports. But if you want 4K, you'll probably want to buy a higher-end card. Rendering and exporting video in Premiere Pro is considerably faster than with my old 2080S. It's quieter than my 2080S too. My Verdict: If you're running something older like me, or a lower-end 30 series, then go for it! But if you have a 3080 or better, or a 4070 or better, you probably won't notice enough of a difference to make this card worth buying. It's a good card for what it is, and one of the best-built versions of the 5070 you can get. But it's also expensive, and you might have to wait on shipping like I did. That's the only reason I'm knocking off a star. Hope this helps! Edit: I don't notice any coil-whine. My ears are 40 years old, but I can still hear a sick CRT flyback. I just saw that it was mentioned, so I thought I'd chime in. Read more

I came from a radeon rx7600xt, and man what a difference. Ive always been big into ai and with CUDA I can do so much more. The speeds are great for running most any program I need, and games any title I own so far. It could use a bit more VRAM if I had anything to nitpick about, but with the latest generation of hardware it has no problems with its 12gb. I Sim race so im often pushing 1440p on triple monitors, and again, it doesn't break a sweat. Read more

Absolute beast of a graphics card here (in both power and size!) Upgrading from a 3070 to this 5070 OC was a vast difference. I'm getting double or triple FPS on games after making the GPU swap. The ASUS TUF version was the one to go with, honestly. The fans are so quiet on this model, and it looks extremely protected based on its construction. I will note however, that I failed to realize exactly how giant the new 50 series of cards were! That was my own mistake. It was roughly double the size of my 3070 unit. I had to actually make some adjustments and swap out one of my fans to a different location for it to fit. Just ensure that you have enough room in your case beforehand! It fits fairly well in my mid-size tower after adjusting that unforeseen mistake on my end. Simple and easy to snap into the PCIE slot, just like any other GPU. Just ensure you have a Power Supply Unit with one of the PCIE 5 connectors. While you don't need a PCIE 5 motherboard for it to run. You will need the correct cord for the PSU in order to hook it up after inserting the card into the slot. Overall, very pleased with my purchase! Looking forward to smooth sailing through the next few years of gaming with this addition! Read more