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Model: 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)
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Just letting people know to wait for it to drop. They $59 away from msrp and it should keep going down. Nvidia didn't improve enough gen to Gen so only sideway upgrades, means cards will go down.
Plus high end game development is a trickle. Prices will go down even with tarrifs. I think most of the Blackwell GPU are assembled in Phoenix anyway, which I think is part responsible for availability. Next card will be defined by GTA VI performance. Nvidia has more money to bribe, I mean feature, as card of choice but what ends up from facts as the fastest will cause the next spike in earliest April of 2026.
Last edited by BrianH5624 May 23, 2025 at 09:40 PM.
Just letting people know to wait for it to drop. They $59 away from msrp and it should keep going down. Nvidia didn't improve enough gen to Gen so only sideway upgrades, means cards will go down.
Plus high end game development is a trickle. Prices will go down even with tarrifs. I think most of the Blackwell GPU are assembled in Phoenix anyway, which I think is part responsible for availability. Next card will be defined by GTA VI performance. Nvidia has more money to bribe, I mean feature, as card of choice but what ends up from facts as the fastest will cause the next spike in earliest April of 2026.
PNY is MSRP if local walmart has it instock it will show available for shipping.
Coming from a 2070. Would this card be suitable for 1440 high settings for a long time? I might eventually move to oled 4k tv/monitor screen. 60hz 4k is enough for me.
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Plus high end game development is a trickle. Prices will go down even with tarrifs. I think most of the Blackwell GPU are assembled in Phoenix anyway, which I think is part responsible for availability. Next card will be defined by GTA VI performance. Nvidia has more money to bribe, I mean feature, as card of choice but what ends up from facts as the fastest will cause the next spike in earliest April of 2026.
Plus high end game development is a trickle. Prices will go down even with tarrifs. I think most of the Blackwell GPU are assembled in Phoenix anyway, which I think is part responsible for availability. Next card will be defined by GTA VI performance. Nvidia has more money to bribe, I mean feature, as card of choice but what ends up from facts as the fastest will cause the next spike in earliest April of 2026.
PNY is MSRP if local walmart has it instock it will show available for shipping.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/PNY-Ge...371260951?
It's great card for 1440p. Only really makes sense to upgrade from a 3070 or lower though.
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