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popularamelen posted Yesterday 06:32 PM
popularamelen posted Yesterday 06:32 PM

PNY ARGB OC GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 PCI Express 5.0 x16 ATX Graphics Card Refurbished - $489.99

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PNY ARGB OC GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 PCI Express 5.0 x16 ATX Graphics Card
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amelen
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I posted this deal, but am personally on the fence. To note, it doesn't come with the power adapter and likely won't have the RGB cable. It has a 30-day return and 90-day warranty (some NewEgg products are final sale, this is not).
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boytal96Yesterday 07:59 PM
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The question is is this really an uplift from the 5060 TI given with the TI you get four more gigs of a vram
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Quote from amelen :
I posted this deal, but am personally on the fence. To note, it doesn't come with the power adapter and likely won't have the RGB cable. It has a 30-day return and 90-day warranty (some NewEgg products are final sale, this is not).
Right, and I doubt they're actually refurbished. Seems more like a way to sell the cards for less and gimp the warranty. Might be a few returns but these flopped on the market.
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kindrediceYesterday 08:18 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank kindredice

Why buy refurbished when you can get the MSI for $499 brand new with full warranty at Walmart? It's sold and shipped by Walmart too.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/MSI-Ge...5471421228
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Quote from kindredice :
Why buy refurbished when you can get the MSI for $499 brand new with full warranty at Walmart? It's sold and shipped by Walmart too.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/MSI-Ge...5471421228 [walmart.com]
The 2 fan model isn't as good.
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Quote from boytal96 :
The question is is this really an uplift from the 5060 TI given with the TI you get four more gigs of a vram
UserBenchmarks is a little biased in some things (they hate AMD), but this is what they show for the 5070 vs 5060-TI:

https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Com...4182vs4183

This is from Tom's Hardware:

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-c...60-ti-16gb

"less VRAM but much better performance"
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Quote from boytal96 :
The question is is this really an uplift from the 5060 TI given with the TI you get four more gigs of a vram
When the 16gb 5060 TI was like 370/380 it was a great buy for the price. If you already own the card I would wait and see what the refresh Super Versions will bring and cost.

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TJakeYesterday 11:51 PM
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Quote from amelen :
The 2 fan model isn't as good.
Currently, Walmart also has the 3 fan for $549.The performance difference between the 2- and 3-fan models will not be noticeable. We're talking *maybe* 2 fps difference. The most significant difference (other than length) will be fan noise. The 2-fan variant will need to spin those fans a lot faster to maintain sufficiently low temps. If noise levels are not a concern, I'd go for the 2-fan. It gives you all kinds of freedom in terms of choosing a case, and would be awesome in an ITX or mATX build.
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adultswim90Today 12:21 AM
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be careful this might not include a psu adapter 8pin i heard comes with these cards when new.
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Quote from adultswim90 :
be careful this might not include a psu adapter 8pin i heard comes with these cards when new.
Correct:

16 Pin (12+4Pin) 12VHPWR Power Supply Adapter is NOT included
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Quote from TJake :
Currently, Walmart also has the 3 fan for $549.The performance difference between the 2- and 3-fan models will not be noticeable. We're talking *maybe* 2 fps difference. The most significant difference (other than length) will be fan noise. The 2-fan variant will need to spin those fans a lot faster to maintain sufficiently low temps. If noise levels are not a concern, I'd go for the 2-fan. It gives you all kinds of freedom in terms of choosing a case, and would be awesome in an ITX or mATX build.
Yup, even cheaper on Amazon - $538:

https://amzn.to/47hJDXi
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12vhpwr? gtfo!

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