Newegg has MSI GeForce RTX 5070 12G SHADOW 3X OC Gaming Graphics Card on sale for $579.99 - $30 when you follow instructions below = $549.99. Shipping is free.
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Newegg has MSI GeForce RTX 5070 12G SHADOW 3X OC Gaming Graphics Card on sale for $579.99 - $30 when you follow instructions below = $549.99. Shipping is free.
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Not really now (unless you're running ultra at 4k on today's AAA games with RT, which you're probably not doing with this card anyway) but 2-5 years into the future on 1080p, who knows. There were people just a few years ago that would have guessed the 6gb of VRAM would be safe at 1080p for a lot longer. Now 8gb of VRAM is starting to look like it may not last much longer as the cut off even at 1080p.
Last edited by StrongGoat2257 June 24, 2026 at 08:32 PM.
It does depending on games and settings, some games will demand that extra 4 GBs and only more games will require it, unless you plan to replace the card in a year or two but with the way they have been increasing in price with every generation that may not be the best idea. I would go with the 9070xt just make sure it's a better model like the gigabyte OC . I have had bad luck with XFX and other cheaper brands, PNY is a bad brand also.
Smh, just when I was about to decide. Can't figure out if I should do this or 9070 xt for similar price with other discounts.
Another consideration is if you are running windows or planning on or already running Linux. AMD cards are natively supported on Linux but Nvidia and Intel video cards run through additional compatibility layers that take a few hits to performance right now.
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for AI, huge difference if you ever want to use the same GPU for AI experiments and most people should if they have a decent size GPU.
16GB is really necessary as most LLM provider quants it down to fit on 16GB, not 12GB.
For game, most people say no
for AI, huge difference if you ever want to use the same GPU for AI experiments and most people should if they have a decent size GPU.
16GB is really necessary as most LLM provider quants it down to fit on 16GB, not 12GB.
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