ASUS The SFF-Ready Prime GeForce RTX™ 5070 12GB GDDR7 Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, 12GB GDDR7, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 2.5-Slot, Axial-tech Fans, Dual BIOS)

Brand new Asus RTX 4070 GPU in perfect condition, just as described by seller which I highly recommend. After trying the ASUS RTX 5060ti ( I updated the motherboard's BIOS to latest version, installed the NVIDIA App June 2025 update, reinstalled Win 11 from scratch three times and even wiped the SSD partitions with the BIOS to wipe clean prior OS installations), my issues did not stop. I really wanted the Asus RTX 5060ti GPU to work, I have always had great results with Nvidia GPUs, they are workhorses. Unfortunately not this time, I experienced all kinds of compatibility issues with the RTX 5060ti, so I decided to play it safe and go with the older RTX 40xx GPU series. Once I received the RTX 4070, I was up and running in 15 minutes, no troubles, no drama, no frustration just the way NVIDIA cards are supposed to work. I will continue buying Nvidia in my future builds, but I am not touching another RTX 50xx until they solve all the black screens, system shutdowns and screen flickering I experienced.

Earlier this year I made the mistake of trying to buy a new mobo, processor, and ram, and keep the 3060 I was using. That didn't pan out (mobo was faulty) so instead I returned the lot and used what I got on this gpu. The performance boost for video rendering was staggering. It handles all 3 of my screens, games don't lag, I don't have to set everything to potato... As far as installation, it was a bit tough to get it to fit in my rig since it's such a chungus. I didn't know from the photos that the difference between its size and the 3060 was that much. I have a bunch of HDD's in there that it's practically butted up against, and I needed to remove the plastic cover thing on part of my mobo to get it to seat properly. Totally worth it though! My one little complaint is that it's got this rainbowy MLG light on it and I don't know how to control it. I have iCUE and the nvidia plugin installed, but it doesn't show up. I just want it to be a solid colour, or to turn it off (one less light is a smidge less heat generation, and the room the PC is in is only accessible to me, so it's not like I need it to flash rainbows to flex on any passing fellow gamers).

This graphics card feels incredibly well-made and substantial right out of the box. The build quality is exactly what I'd expect from a premium component, giving a strong first impression that it's built to perform and last. It installed without a hitch, fitting well within my case thanks to its design, and it just looks like a high-quality piece of hardware that lives up to the expectations set by its description.Putting it to use in games has been fantastic. I immediately noticed a great boost to gaming quality across the board, which was the main reason for the upgrade. Framerates are significantly higher, and features like ray tracing and DLSS really make a visual difference, delivering on the promise of next-gen performance. It handles everything I throw at it with ease, providing a smooth and immersive gaming experience that fully justifies the 5-star rating.

It's big. I replaced my 1070 with this 5070 and it's so much larger. It's quiet and stays really cool. I don't think I've gotten above 45 degrees playing ray traced games on ultra. I've been playing the GTA V enhanced version with ray tracing and improved textures, again all graphics maxed out and I'm getting 130-160 FPS, no stuttering. Backplate is dope, RGB is subtle. GPU support stand took me a minute to figure out but is well built.A very well built unit. This is the first non EVGA card I've owned since the GTX 500 series. I'm very happy with it.

Overall I am impressed with this card. I upgraded from a 3080ti FTW3 Ultra and almost everybody was saying it wasn't worth it to get it. But I can say for sure that with the newer upgraded A.I. technology, Nvidia reflex, GDDR7, DLSS 4, and the cooling solution being a conformed thermal pad it's for sure worth it. (I can also sell my 3080ti and damn near get my money back from that sale).I was playing the Oblivion remaster with frame gen on to assist with Unreal Engine 5's extreme demands on ultra settings, and the card barely broke 50c for the temps and was easily 100-130fps. Awesome card with a quality build. Note: The board is also covered in a conformal coating to protect against dust, liquid, or anything that could cause shorts. I'm very happy with this purchase.Quick note for people complaining about the frame gen causing input lag, don't even bother listening because you wouldn't even need to use it on FPS titles anyhow where it would matter. It's only reserved for mainly single player titles and the input lag is so minimal; a great example is "Indiana Jones and the Great circle," I never once thought about the input lag while playing with frame gen X2 on while having 140fps.Rig for reference:CPU 14900kRAM 64gb DDR5 6000mhz1000w PSUAcer predator 2tb M.2 NVMEMotherboard Rog Strix Z790GPU RTX 5070Awesome Graphics card!