Walmart has PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 OC Triple Fan 12GB GDDR7 Graphics Card for $499. Shipping is free.
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DLSS is a revolutionary suite of neural rendering technologies that uses AI to boost FPS, reduce latency, and improve image quality.
Fourth-Gen Ray Tracing Cores
Reflex technologies optimize the graphics pipeline for ultimate responsiveness, providing faster target acquisition, quicker reaction times, and improved aim precision in competitive games.
Upgrade to advanced AI with NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs and accelerate your gaming, creating, productivity, and development. Thanks to built-in AI processors, you get world-leading AI technology powering your Windows PC.
Experience RTX accelerations in top creative apps, world-class NVIDIA Studio drivers engineered and continually updated to provide maximum stability, and a suite of exclusive tools that harness the power of RTX for AI-assisted creative workflows.
With three fans working together, heat is distributed and dissipated more efficiently across the GPU surface
Get game-changing performance with the GeForce RTXâ„¢ 5070, powered by NVIDIA Blackwell. Game at high frame rates with DLSS 4, supercharge your creativity with NVIDIA Studio, and enable new experiences with the power of AI. DLSS is a revolutionary suite of neural rendering technologies that uses AI to boost FPS, reduce latency, and improve image quality. Fourth-Gen Ray Tracing Cores Reflex technologies optimize the graphics pipeline for ultimate responsiveness, providing faster target acquisition, quicker reaction times, and improved aim precision in competitive games. Upgrade to advanced AI with NVIDIA GeForce RTXâ„¢ GPUs and accelerate your gaming, creating, productivity, and development. Thanks to built-in AI processors, you get world-leading AI technology powering your Windows PC. Experience RTX accelerations in top creative apps, world-class NVIDIA Studio drivers engineered and continually updated to provide maximum stability, and a suite of exclusive tools that harness the power of RTX for AI-assisted creative workflows. With three fans working together, heat is distributed and dissipated more efficiently across the GPU surface
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Walmart has PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 OC Triple Fan 12GB GDDR7 Graphics Card for $499. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member AkumaX for sharing this deal.
About this item:
DLSS is a revolutionary suite of neural rendering technologies that uses AI to boost FPS, reduce latency, and improve image quality.
Fourth-Gen Ray Tracing Cores
Reflex technologies optimize the graphics pipeline for ultimate responsiveness, providing faster target acquisition, quicker reaction times, and improved aim precision in competitive games.
Upgrade to advanced AI with NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs and accelerate your gaming, creating, productivity, and development. Thanks to built-in AI processors, you get world-leading AI technology powering your Windows PC.
Experience RTX accelerations in top creative apps, world-class NVIDIA Studio drivers engineered and continually updated to provide maximum stability, and a suite of exclusive tools that harness the power of RTX for AI-assisted creative workflows.
With three fans working together, heat is distributed and dissipated more efficiently across the GPU surface
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This is gonna blow your mind, but I have this exact GPU and a G80SD (4K OLED) and I can run BF6 multiplayer at 4K with DLSS-P (no frame gen) at around 120 FPS. How many more frames do you guys need? Will getting 500 FPS make you top fragger?
On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
The RTX 5070 OC Triple Fan looks strongest as a 1080p card with enough headroom for some 1440p gaming, helped by the 48MB L2 cache and GDDR7 bandwidth. It has been described as running BF6 multiplayer at 4K around 120 FPS with DLSS and handling Elden Ring and Cyberpunk well, so raw performance is not the issue. The main concern is the 12GB VRAM, which can limit higher settings at 1440p and is likely to fall short for 4K, path tracing, or memory heavy work like LLMs and Blender. It feels like a capable card, but one where memory capacity sets the ceiling.
1080p gamers who want to play at higher settings without worrying about VRAM as much because 12GB is described as "fine for 1080p," while higher resolutions are where it starts to struggle.
PC gamers who mainly play newer titles at 4K with DLSS (and can tolerate occasional settings limits) because one commenter with the exact RTX 5070 OC says they can run BF6 multiplayer at 4K around 120 FPS with DLSS-P (no frame gen), and they report Elden Ring and Cyberpunk run fine aside from a possible path-tracing VRAM issue.
3D creators using Blender who want smoother workflows from extra memory because a commenter says they're glad their 5070 Ti has 16GB for Blender work and that "for 3d rendering, more ram is better."
1440p players who regularly push texture-heavy settings because a friend hit the 12GB VRAM limit on the 5070 and returned it after 29 days, switching to a 5070 Ti.
4K gamers who plan to rely on demanding features like Cyberpunk path tracing because the only possible issue mentioned is that "12GB isn't gonna cut it" when path tracing is turned on.
people doing LLM workloads because the community comment notes that these cards "don't sell as well because of the 12GB RAM," and that LLMs "really need the memory."
buyers who want a more future-proof GPU for higher resolutions because commenters say the 5070 is "not very future-proofed due to the lack of VRAM," and that the 16GB option provides more mileage.
The 5070 Ti's 16GB gives more mileage for 1440p, ultrawide, Blender, and other memory-heavy workloads. The 5070's 12GB can be enough for 1080p and lighter use, but it is more likely to hit VRAM limits sooner.
It is fine for 1080p gaming. At 1440p, 12GB VRAM can already be a limit in some games at higher settings, so it may require lowering textures or stepping up to a 5070 Ti for more headroom.
It can run 4K in many games, including BF6 multiplayer at around 120 FPS with DLSS-P and no frame generation. 12GB VRAM can still hold it back in heavier cases like Cyberpunk path tracing, so it is not ideal for every 4K setting.
12GB is a weak fit for LLMs because they need more memory. For 3D rendering, more VRAM is preferred, which is why 16GB cards like the 5070 Ti are favored for Blender work.
If you're planning on 1080p resolution, this is fine.
For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
This is gonna blow your mind, but I have this exact GPU and a G80SD (4K OLED) and I can run BF6 multiplayer at 4K with DLSS-P (no frame gen) at around 120 FPS. How many more frames do you guys need? Will getting 500 FPS make you top fragger?
On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
This is gonna blow your mind, but I have this exact GPU and a G80SD (4K OLED) and I can run BF6 multiplayer at 4K with DLSS-P (no frame gen) at around 120 FPS. How many more frames do you guys need? Will getting 500 FPS make you top fragger?
On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
Besides BF6, those games are 4-5 years old. And most folks see the 5070 as decent like you say, but not as future-proofed due to the lack of VRAM, which 16gb gets you more milage.
If you're planning on 1080p resolution, this is fine.
For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
100% this. Tried to warn my friend about the 12GB limit but he bought the 5070 anyway. Returned it on the 29th day for the 5070 ti because the games he was playing at 1440p were going over the 12GB limit.
WTF why is it 192 bit width? This is artificially holding back the capabilities of these cards. My 3080 FTW has 384 bit width, DOUBLE the addressable bandwidth of this card, but it's rated the same speed, and nearly the same price. What was NVIDIA thinking?
WTF why is it 192 bit width? This is artificially holding back the capabilities of these cards. My 3080 FTW has 384 bit width, DOUBLE the addressable bandwidth of this card, but it's rated the same speed, and nearly the same price. What was NVIDIA thinking?
because the bus address width isn't everything when it comes memory performance? and you are comparing a 80 series card with a 70 series card.
3080 has 384 bit width with GDDR 6 gives memory bandwidth of 760 GBps
5070 has 192 bit width with GDDR 7 gives memory bandwidth of 672 GBps
frankly speaking, even if you focus only on the memory bandwidth (which while is important, but not all of the graphic card), those two are close enough for a 70 card vs 80 card, and then you have 5070TI that has 256 bit bus that gives you memory bandwidth of 896 GBps.
and completely off topic...
a desktop 5070's GPU performance (meaning before vram becomes a bottle neck) is actually the same as 5090 mobile chip. while the 5090 mobile does have almost double of everything, but it runs at half the clock speed compare to 5070 desktop.
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Just ordered the 5070 Ti a few days ago. I'm coming from a 3060 Ti 8GB.
I knew I wanted the extra performance and VRAM since I want to take full advantage of my 49" ultra wide @ 1440p resolution.
I have to keep textures low on BF6 while at 1080p due the being limited on the 8GB VRAM.
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On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
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The RTX 5070 OC Triple Fan looks strongest as a 1080p card with enough headroom for some 1440p gaming, helped by the 48MB L2 cache and GDDR7 bandwidth. It has been described as running BF6 multiplayer at 4K around 120 FPS with DLSS and handling Elden Ring and Cyberpunk well, so raw performance is not the issue. The main concern is the 12GB VRAM, which can limit higher settings at 1440p and is likely to fall short for 4K, path tracing, or memory heavy work like LLMs and Blender. It feels like a capable card, but one where memory capacity sets the ceiling.
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For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
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For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
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On top of that, I've played Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and many more new-ish titles and this card does fine. It's so overhated, it's hilarious. I mean, make sure you have a beefy CPU if you're gonna be at 4K and not something from 5 generations ago, but yeah, this card CAN do 4K.
The one time I've ran into a POSSIBLE issue was with Cyberpunk and turning on path tracing. Yeah, 12GB isn't gonna cut it for that, but was this card made for that?
For 1440p, some games are already starting to hit 12GB VRAM usage at higher settings.
For 4k, only 12GB VRAM will surely hold you back.
If you can afford it, go up to the 5070TI. If not, drop to the 5060TI.
Just my opinion for anyone wanting to do more than 1080p...
3080 has 384 bit width with GDDR 6 gives memory bandwidth of 760 GBps
5070 has 192 bit width with GDDR 7 gives memory bandwidth of 672 GBps
frankly speaking, even if you focus only on the memory bandwidth (which while is important, but not all of the graphic card), those two are close enough for a 70 card vs 80 card, and then you have 5070TI that has 256 bit bus that gives you memory bandwidth of 896 GBps.
and completely off topic...
a desktop 5070's GPU performance (meaning before vram becomes a bottle neck) is actually the same as 5090 mobile chip. while the 5090 mobile does have almost double of everything, but it runs at half the clock speed compare to 5070 desktop.
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I knew I wanted the extra performance and VRAM since I want to take full advantage of my 49" ultra wide @ 1440p resolution.
I have to keep textures low on BF6 while at 1080p due the being limited on the 8GB VRAM.
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