ASUS SFF-Ready Prime GeForce RTX™ 5070 OC Edition 12GB GDDR7 (PCIe® 5.0, 12GB GDDR7, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 2.5 slot, Axial-tech fans, Dual BIOS)

What a difference from a 3060! Nice purchase but I kinda wished I coughed up a bit more and got the 5080. Still though, great card. Picture is from Indiana Jones at the great circle. 2560x1440, all settings at ultra and I believe I have path tracing on medium. This game already has ray tracing built in.

This video card is fantastic. Son's been using it for three months, its value proposition continues to impress. Compared to higher-tier options like the RTX 4070 Ti or the 50-series cards, the RTX 4070 Super strikes a compelling balance. 4K gaming is a breeze on max settings, which is a noticeable upgrade. The out-of-the-box performance has been more than sufficient, no need to tweek or overclock, etc. Beyond gaming, the card can handle local AI related solutions, sustains approximately 14GB and delivers impressive speeds, processing dozens or even hundreds of cycles per second. The RTX 4070 Super remains a "perfect price to power sweet spot" for anyone primarily focused on sub-4K gaming and introductory to moderate local AI work, especially considering the mixed reception of the newer 50-series cards. A card with more VRAM would be necessary for those demanding 4K gaming or needing to run significantly larger AI models (32GB+) this card can do those things without breaking the bank. HIGHLY RECOMMEND excellent performance and efficiency at a very competitive price point, making it a stellar choice for most of the gaming PC folks.

Badass, Switched over from a Gtx 1060 6gb that I was using for the last 6 years, was bottlenecking my system with it since over the years I had switched to pcie 5.0 , am5, and DDR5. RTX 5070 to match the rest of the build has been running all my games beautifully at max graphics, with no heating issues and giving me performance I craved with all the peace of mind. Great choice 12 Gigabytes is plenty and its been very powerful.

It works, not really tested what it can do.

After 5 years, I am upgrading from a 3070 to the 5070 Asus prime OC. This thing is a beast. Currently in ff7 rebirth I am getting double the frame rate with settings at ultra, the 3070 did high and some medium settings both at 1440. this thing goes all out and does it quietly. Changing to 4k, the fans are now making some noise. I can only comment at a stable 60fps because that's all my tv is capable of, but it's steady at ultra 4k settings with additional mods to boot. The 3070 just wasn't capableof 4k on rebirth without terrible screen tare. I recommend upgrading to a new gen power supply that will accommodate the 12 pin gpu This card exceeded my expectations and I look forward to playing all types of new gen games, let's not forget the 5080 is almost double this cards price right now