ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 OC EditionGaming Graphics Card

I’m using this ASUS TUF RTX-5070 on my PC3 build (i9-12900K, 128GB RAM, Samsung 990 Pro SSD), and it has been fantastic across everything I do.Usage so far:Steam games & Roblox — run flawlessly at high settings with smooth frame rates.Video production — editing and rendering are quick and stable, no lag.AI & ComfyUI — I mainly run smaller AI models, not the very high-parameter ones. Image generation works great, and video generation with lighter models runs smoothly without issues.Performance benchmarks:On PassMark, this system scored 12,883 overall (93rd percentile), with a 3D Graphics Mark o

works well and isn't too loud.. good performance

I've used the card for about four months and I am very pleased with my purchase. I got lucky and managed to pick this card up for $550 dollars and I love it. It stays super cool a around 65 degrees even under load. It is a big card so if you pick this up make sure you check your case to see if it fits. You don't have to worry about it sagging cause they give you a little stand to put under it. So far I can play most of the games I play, single player RPGs, on max with ray tracing. Installation is a little tricky cause this card is big and long about two inches thick and twelve inches long but

Got this for my boyfriend 7 months ago and he likes it!

Easy to install, quiet, outstanding performance. Well built, little RGB logo on the edge looks cool. Really freakin' BIG! I'm very happy with this purchase, I can play all my games on max settings with ray tracing enabled at 2560x1440. They look great! This GPU replaced my RTX 3060, so this was a pretty good jump for me. I am a little concerned that it could have more VRAM, at 12gb it's possible some games might want more than that for max settings in the future. Monster Hunter Wilds wants 16gb VRAM to use the "high def texture pack" for example. If you are looking to upgrade from a 4070 ti/su

Absolute beast of a graphics card here (in both power and size!) Upgrading from a 3070 to this 5070 OC was a vast difference. I'm getting double or triple FPS on games after making the GPU swap. The ASUS TUF version was the one to go with, honestly. The fans are so quiet on this model, and it looks extremely protected based on its construction.I will note however, that I failed to realize exactly how giant the new 50 series of cards were! That was my own mistake. It was roughly double the size of my 3070 unit. I had to actually make some adjustments and swap out one of my fans to a different l

This was a massive upgrade to my 3070TI. Instead of 8GB of VRAM, I get 12GB of VRAM which is an additional 4GB of overhead. While it doesn't quite make AI loads better as you need at least 20GB of VRAM to work with the transformers a bit better, it does make gaming much better.I should note that the drivers that NVidia has released are prone to crashes, if you install the earliest version of the NVidia drivers that support the 5070 (v572.83), Disable G-Sync and disable DLSS; you will have less crashes.I can play COD 6 at max settings with room to spare with VRAM. Playing MTG Arena, World of Wa

I've been using a 2080 Super for 5 years, and it's been a good run, but I wanted to try some new features like Ray Tracing and mess around with some AI models. Yeah, the 20 series technically had RT, but the performance hit felt like kicking the card in the balls, so I never turned it on. I decided to upgrade. At the time of this review, prices are wild, and I couldn't find a good deal on a new 40 series card, so I went with this 5070 OC TUF edition. Yes, it's $190 more than the MSRP, but it's also a better-built card, meaning the components like capacitors, VRMs and fans are of higher quality