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frontpageN3RD_01 posted Oct 24, 2025 09:42 PM
frontpageN3RD_01 posted Oct 24, 2025 09:42 PM

Best Buy Open Box: GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 GAMING OC 12G GDDR7 Graphics Card

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Best Buy has GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 GAMING OC 12G GDDR7 Graphics Card (Open Box, V-N5070GAMING OC-12GD) on sale from $456.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise select areas may have Excellent condition available for free shipping.

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Best Buy has GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 GAMING OC 12G GDDR7 Graphics Card (Open Box, V-N5070GAMING OC-12GD) on sale from $456.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise select areas may have Excellent condition available for free shipping.

Thanks to Community Member N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
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Available Conditions:
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HanSoo417
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The cheapest 5070 ti that I can see is $750 which is about a 60% increase in cost. That is not "a little more" and I don't think you get 60% more performance.

Yes, the ti is a better card but it is definitely not the better value compared to this.
Solis
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I wouldn't, when that "little" is $200 or more. That's nearly half the price of this card.
Lanmanna
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Lol. People hype up Black Friday every year, only to be disappointed.

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Oct 26, 2025 03:16 AM
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matusrulesOct 26, 2025 03:16 AM
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Quote from amelen :
For those that care about RGB, this card doesn't come with an RGB cable to plug in to your motherboard. Meaning the RGB can only be controlled by the GIGABYTE software. Also, I remember someone mentioning that GIGABYTE doesn't do full warranty on open-box items, but I'm not 100% sure on that.
You can check gigabyte warranty on their website. They go off the SN like MSI does. Asus is the one that forces you to go through geeksquad/BB first.
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HiTechComputers937Oct 26, 2025 03:19 PM
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Quote from HanSoo417 :

The cheapest 5070 ti that I can see is $750 which is about a 60% increase in cost. That is not "a little more" and I don't think you get 60% more performance.

Yes, the ti is a better card but it is definitely not the better value compared to this.
Computer professional and Graphics card repair expert here... not worth 60% more and the 5070 is capable of playing almost any of today's titles at 1440P without issue, now if we're talking 4K at higher frame rates you will definitely want the 16GB of Vram or you can simply go get a used 7800xt with the 16GB for $325 to $375 (found quite a few at this price) and then your problem is solved. Just my .02c
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HilariousWing5868Oct 26, 2025 06:57 PM
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Only if you ask Jensen Huang.
and his blindingly shiny jacket
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The_DougOct 27, 2025 03:38 AM
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This is among the best price/performance deals I've seen in a while.

I try to track them
https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...sp=sharing
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barrera_jOct 27, 2025 04:47 PM
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Quote from PhatMaster :
generationally they have kept the tiers about 20-30 percent away from each other at the very least.
4090 < 5090
4090 = 5080
4090 > 5070 ti
4090 >> 5070
Traditionally the TI / Supers won't increase performance beyond the next tier base model so a 5070 ti or super will never beat a 5080 on performance alone, but efficiency and power consumption relative to performance needs to be factored.
without looking at the numbers
Lol, 5080 is not as strong as 4090.... It's barely even stronger than the 4080
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veyveyOct 28, 2025 05:31 AM
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Quote from The_Doug :
This is among the best price/performance deals I've seen in a while.I try to track themhttps://docs.google.com/spreadshe...sp=sharing
What are you using for the relative performance numbers they look really off
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Lol. People hype up Black Friday every year, only to be disappointed.
Yet the clearance prices eventually come, thankfully.

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Quote from HiTechComputers937 :
Computer professional and Graphics card repair expert here... not worth 60% more and the 5070 is capable of playing almost any of today's titles at 1440P without issue, now if we're talking 4K at higher frame rates you will definitely want the 16GB of Vram or you can simply go get a used 7800xt with the 16GB for $325 to $375 (found quite a few at this price) and then your problem is solved. Just my .02c
No interest in 5060 TI 16GB? That would be the most affordable vram upgrade from 5070.
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The_DougToday 12:02 AM
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Quote from veyvey :
What are you using for the relative performance numbers they look really off
Every card is ranked on 1440p raster performance (see links at the bottom, line 62 as of today) from Tom's Hardware's data. Which data looks off? I saw a couple of days ago that my initial RX 9060 XT data was way off. I think that's fixed though.

The RX 6600 was the minimum satisfactory 1440p card when I started making this. So it's highlighted as "100%". If people prioritize ray tracing and 4k, then it's a much shorter list to look at anyways, I figure. My list is more about what $200 or $300 can get you, with outlier deals for higher end cards.
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veyveyToday 03:58 AM
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Quote from The_Doug :
Every card is ranked on 1440p raster performance (see links at the bottom, line 62 as of today) from Tom's Hardware's data. Which data looks off? I saw a couple of days ago that my initial RX 9060 XT data was way off. I think that's fixed though.

The RX 6600 was the minimum satisfactory 1440p card when I started making this. So it's highlighted as "100%". If people prioritize ray tracing and 4k, then it's a much shorter list to look at anyways, I figure. My list is more about what $200 or $300 can get you, with outlier deals for higher end cards.
Oh I think I see what is going on. The older cards like the 3000 series and 6000 series are kind of strangely ranked prob bc they weren't retested on toms hardware.
For example you have the 9060 xt as ahead of the 3080 when in reality the 3080 is a decent amount faster. (tpu isn't perfect either but they retest cards much more often and with updated drivers)
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-s...8-gb.c4251

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