Lowest-ever price — Get $70 off this Zotac Solid OC GeForce RTX 5070
Forget the 5060 while you're at it
If you've been waiting to make the leap to the Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 series, upgrading an existing rig or building from scratch, then this 10% saving on the Zotac Solid OC GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GPU could be perfect for you.
Now just $629.99 at Newegg, you can grab one for the lowest price we've seen on this model since its launch.
It also matches the same best price ongoing at Amazon right now, although that card is now out of stock, so Newegg is your best bet.
ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Solid OC: (was $700) now $629 at Newegg
With 12GB 192-GDDR7 VRAM, PCI Express 5.0, DLSS 4.0, and more, this is a good card for the price.
As we noted in our RTX 5070 review, this card is primarily a 1440p card. It can handle some 4K and obviously does well at 1080p, but it's primarily aimed at the 1440p gaming market.
As you might expect, the 5070 easily outstrips the previous generation RTX 4070 across the board, offering a decent generational performance increase at the same theoretical price.
This Zotac version comes with the same Nvidia Blackwell architecture and DLSS 4 support, housed in Zotac's IceStorm 2.0 cooling, replete with BladeLink Fans.
It has 3x DisplayPort 2.1b outputs with UHBR20 and 1 HDMI connector. It consumes around 250W of power, so you'll need at least 650W from your power supply (recommended) to put it to use.
Naturally, the OC stands for overclocked. The OC edition offers a 2542 MHz engine clock as standard, compared to the 2512 MHz from the standard SOLID edition. At this cheaper price, the OC version is only $20 more than the standard, and the regular SOLID is also out of stock, making the step-up a no-brainer.
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Roland Of Gilead ReplyThis Zotac version comes with the same Nvidia Blackwell architecture and FLSS 4
Presume you mean DLSS 4? -
Heat_Fan89 Prices are also coming down on Amazon. You can get the PowerColor Reaper 9070 non XT for $679.99 which is a much better card. The other positive is that stock is now starting to catch up with demand.Reply -
thaddy716 Anything less than a 5070ti is a waste of money. 12gb VRAM just isn't enough. More games will begin using UE5 and 16gb is going to become the minimum standard moving forward. A 12gb card will only be good for another two years at best, and thats pushing it. The 5070ti is the perfect card right now in regards to price/performance.Reply -
thaddy716 Reply
The 9070 is pretty garbage. If your GPU ends in "70" and isn't followed by an "XT" or "ti" then you'll be replacing it within two years.Heat_Fan89 said:Prices are also coming down on Amazon. You can get the PowerColor Reaper 9070 non XT for $679.99 which is a much better card. The other positive is that stock is now starting to catch up with demand.