NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Graphics Card

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Blackwell · 12 GB GDDR7

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 is arguably the most exciting card in the Blackwell lineup, delivering performance that matches or exceeds the previous-generation RTX 4090 in many scenarios. With 6,144 CUDA cores and 12GB of GDDR7 memory, it targets 4K gaming at high-to-ultra settings with consistent frame rates above 60fps. The 250W TDP makes it compatible with a wider range of systems and power supplies compared to the higher-tier options. DLSS 4 with multi-frame generation transforms the experience, effectively doubling or tripling visible frame rates. Competing directly with AMD's RX 9070 XT, the RTX 5070 trades blows in rasterization but pulls ahead in ray tracing workloads. The 12GB GDDR7 frame buffer is sufficient for current titles at 4K, though particularly VRAM-hungry games may require settings adjustments. At $549, this card democratizes high-end 4K gaming for a much broader audience. It's the generational leap that mainstream enthusiasts have been waiting for.

77

Overall

78

Performance

88

Value

80

Efficiency

$641.99

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Memory12 GB
CUDA cores6,144 cores

Memory

Memory12 GB
Memory typeGDDR7
Memory bus192-bit
Memory bandwidth672 GB/s

Performance

CUDA cores6,144 cores
Boost clock2,512 MHz
Base clock2,162 MHz
FP32 performance30.8 TFLOPS
RT cores48 cores
Tensor cores192 cores

Physical

Transistors26 billion
Process4 nm
PCIePCIe 5
Card length267 mm

Power

TDP250W
Power connector16-pin

Compute

Geekbench 6 Compute
165,000 points

Gaming (1440p)

Alan Wake 2
71 fps
Black Myth Wukong
80 fps
Counter-Strike 2
400 fps
Cyberpunk 2077
88 fps
Hogwarts Legacy
91 fps
Spider-Man 2
95 fps

Synthetic

3DMark Fire Strike
38,500 points
3DMark Time Spy
23,000 points

Use case fit

1440p Gaming
96/100#1
1080p Gaming
95/100#1
Streaming
94/100#1
VR Gaming
84/100
4K Gaming
72/100

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