ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX ™ 5070 12GB GDDR7 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 3.125-slot, Military-Grade Components, Protective PCB Coating, axial-tech Fans)

La caja tenía un pequeño desperfecto pero fuera de eso llegó en excelentes condiciones y en la fecha indicada.

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 of 30,198 (97th percentile) and a CPU Mark of 35,465 (91st percentile). These numbers back up the real-world performance I’m seeing — strong results for both gaming and creative workloads. Highlights: Cooling is effective — fans keep temps under control without being too noisy. The card feels solid and well-built, true to the ASUS TUF line. Power draw is what you’d expect for this class, so make sure your PSU is ready. Bottom line: This card is a perfect fit if you want one GPU that handles gaming, video production, and AI image/video generation without issues. It’s not meant for training massive AI models, but for everything else, it’s more than capable.

I’m very happy with the ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 OC Edition. The build quality is excellent, exactly what you’d expect from the TUF lineup — solid, premium, and clearly designed to last. Thermals are impressive: Idle temperature sits around 36°C, which is very good for a high-end GPU. Under load, temperatures remain well controlled thanks to the robust cooling solution. A few things to be aware of: The card does get loud under full load. It’s not a deal-breaker for me, but if you’re sensitive to fan noise, you may want to adjust fan curves or ensure good case airflow. The card is large and heavy, so make sure your case has enough clearance and consider using a GPU support bracket. Overall, this is a powerful, well-built GPU with excellent cooling and performance. If you’re looking for reliability, strong thermals, and top-tier gaming performance, this card is a great choice.

La mejor en Temperaturas, 100% recomendada

Overall I am impressed with this card. I upgraded from a 3080ti FTW3 Ultra and almost everybody was saying it wasn't worth it to get it. But I can say for sure that with the newer upgraded A.I. technology, Nvidia reflex, GDDR7, DLSS 4, and the cooling solution being a conformed thermal pad it's for sure worth it. (I can also sell my 3080ti and damn near get my money back from that sale). I was playing the Oblivion remaster with frame gen on to assist with Unreal Engine 5's extreme demands on ultra settings, and the card barely broke 50c for the temps and was easily 100-130fps. Awesome card with a quality build. Note: The board is also covered in a conformal coating to protect against dust, liquid, or anything that could cause shorts. I'm very happy with this purchase. Quick note for people complaining about the frame gen causing input lag, don't even bother listening because you wouldn't even need to use it on FPS titles anyhow where it would matter. It's only reserved for mainly single player titles and the input lag is so minimal; a great example is "Indiana Jones and the Great circle," I never once thought about the input lag while playing with frame gen X2 on while having 140fps. Rig for reference: CPU 14900k RAM 64gb DDR5 6000mhz 1000w PSU Acer predator 2tb M.2 NVME Motherboard Rog Strix Z790 GPU RTX 5070 Awesome Graphics card!