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This RTX 5070 12GB deal sits near the lower end of current pricing for a midrange 4K capable card, with the listing around $550 to $599 and the Founders Edition remembered at $549. It is framed as the closer option versus pricier alternatives like the 5070 Ti, 9070 XT, or 9070, especially when extra VRAM or a free game bundle matters. PNY gets mixed hardware confidence, with strong past experiences on its 4080 and 4090 but older doubts about its video cards and USB drive quality. The main caution is the marketplace seller, since the listing is tied to an unusual third party and a low reputation storefront.
PC gamers who want a quiet, cool-running upgrade and plan to use the card for everyday gaming because one commenter said their 5070 Ti was "amazing," with great gaming temps and very quiet operation.
HTPC builders who are comfortable doing GPU tinkering and want more performance headroom because a commenter described upgrading two 3080s for HTPC use by adding deshroud mods with Noctua fans and flashing a higher-power BIOS to get a noticeable uplift for overclocking.
Buyers comparing value across the 5070/5070 Ti range who want to avoid the bigger markups because commenters noted the 5070 price being discussed is closer to MSRP than the 5070 Ti (described as +$250) and that other nearby options are much higher (e.g., 5070 at $600, 9070xt at $730).
Buyers who are specifically sensitive to PNY quality and warranty experiences because one commenter said their past PNY video-card experience wasn't good (and they've avoided PNY since), while another commenter reported PNY USB drives were faulty and refused warranty support.
People who are wary of marketplace/seller risk and want a reputable source because one commenter flagged a listing as being "sold and shipped by" an unusual seller and questioned legitimacy based on the seller/source details.
Shoppers who are considering Walmart marketplace listings and don't want to gamble on low-reputation sellers because a commenter warned that Walmart can allow scammer sellers to post listings with very low ratings and questionable addresses.
$549 is described as the RTX 5070's MSRP, so $599 is about $50 over MSRP. It is still positioned as cheaper than a 5070 Ti, which is described as about $250 over its usual price.
PNY's RTX 4080 and 4090 have been rock solid, but older PNY video cards were viewed less favorably by some buyers. For this deal, the brand concern is mostly about past experience rather than a specific RTX 5070 defect.
An RX 9070 XT 16GB is described as about 20% faster and offering more VRAM for roughly $100 more. Another option mentioned is an RX 9070 16GB for about $30 more, plus a free copy of Crimson Desert.
The $550 listing is sold and shipped by Classic Cars Interior & Trims, which raises concern because Walmart marketplace can host low-reputation sellers. The seller address is also noted as a condo, adding to the legitimacy concern.
They used to be a good RAM manufacturer long ago. But with their video cards? Not in my experience. However, it has been more than 10 years since I had to deal with them. I've avoided over the years.
nah 549 is msrp so its +50 over msrp. still closer than the rest ie 5070ti is +250 now.
depends on the range but b580 at 300, 5070 at 600 or 9070xt at 730 are the main ones to be looking at right now.
and if you need a gpu i'd buy sooner than later.
Gah, I don't need it, but the 3080 is getting a bit long in the tooth. Tough decisions...
i have two 3080's for HTPC's. i was able to order deshroud mods for them on etsy for two 120mm noctua fans and flashed the 450w asus strix 3080 bios on them. gave them quite the uplift to have more power target with over clocking
In the past their products were fairly good. Their USB drives are $#!T quality due to using cheap and faulty memory controllers. They refused to warranty them. Not sure if their other products are better quality. I feel like theres a Belkin sticker under the PNY logo half the time
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do they increase the price recently ??it was 450ish
Anything that uses DRAM has been going up in price. There have also been reports that Nvidia won't be releasing any new GPUs in 2026 so prices have been going up since black friday.
i got back into PC gaming with a prebuilt 4060 rig i got in 2024 for $800... works great for what i use it for, but every time i see a 5070 for sale... my buy now finger twitches....
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This RTX 5070 12GB deal sits near the lower end of current pricing for a midrange 4K capable card, with the listing around $550 to $599 and the Founders Edition remembered at $549. It is framed as the closer option versus pricier alternatives like the 5070 Ti, 9070 XT, or 9070, especially when extra VRAM or a free game bundle matters. PNY gets mixed hardware confidence, with strong past experiences on its 4080 and 4090 but older doubts about its video cards and USB drive quality. The main caution is the marketplace seller, since the listing is tied to an unusual third party and a low reputation storefront.
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$549 is described as the RTX 5070's MSRP, so $599 is about $50 over MSRP. It is still positioned as cheaper than a 5070 Ti, which is described as about $250 over its usual price.
PNY's RTX 4080 and 4090 have been rock solid, but older PNY video cards were viewed less favorably by some buyers. For this deal, the brand concern is mostly about past experience rather than a specific RTX 5070 defect.
An RX 9070 XT 16GB is described as about 20% faster and offering more VRAM for roughly $100 more. Another option mentioned is an RX 9070 16GB for about $30 more, plus a free copy of Crimson Desert.
The $550 listing is sold and shipped by Classic Cars Interior & Trims, which raises concern because Walmart marketplace can host low-reputation sellers. The seller address is also noted as a condo, adding to the legitimacy concern.
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depends on the range but b580 at 300, 5070 at 600 or 9070xt at 730 are the main ones to be looking at right now.
and if you need a gpu i'd buy sooner than later.
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