Specifications
- Model
- PRIME-RTX5070-O12G
- Graphic Engine
- NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070
- AI Performance
- 988 TOPs
- Bus Standard
- PCI Express 5.0
- OpenGL Version
- 4.6
- Video Memory
- 12GB GDDR7
- Engine Clock (OC)
- 2587 MHz
- Engine Clock (Default Boost)
- 2557 MHz
- CUDA Cores
- 6144
- Memory Speed
- 28 Gbps
- Memory Interface
- 192‑bit
- Maximum Digital Resolution
- 7680 × 4320
- HDMI Ports
- 1 (Native HDMI 2.1b)
- DisplayPort Ports
- 3 (Native DisplayPort 2.1b)
- HDCP Support
- Yes (2.3)
- Maximum Displays Supported
- 4
- NVLink/Crossfire Support
- No
- Dimensions (mm)
- 304 × 126 × 50 mm
- Dimensions (in)
- 12 × 5 × 2 in
- Recommended PSU
- 750W
- Power Connectors
- 1 × 16‑pin
- Slot Size
- 2.5‑slot
- SFF Ready
- Yes
- Software Included
- ASUS GPU Tweak III, MuseTree, GeForce Game Ready Driver, Studio Driver
- Accessories Included
- Speedsetup Manual, ASUS Velcro Hook & Loop, Thank You Card, Adapter Cable (1 to 2)
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What reviewers say
The review calls the ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5070 a "half‑decent mid‑range gaming GPU" that offers low power draw and strong multi‑frame generation support, but notes it cannot compete with newer AMD cards at its $549 price point due to limited VRAM. The reviewer highlights its AI‑driven DLSS 4 capabilities as a key selling point while pointing out the card’s 12 GB of GDDR7 memory as a drawback.
www.pcgamesn.com ↗
The Back2Gaming review describes the ASUS PRIME RTX 5070 OC as a compact, dense option that fits well in mainstream and small‑form builds but may be eclipsed by the higher‑profile TUF Gaming line. The reviewer notes it performs solidly for its price tier while offering good overclock potential and efficient idle fan control.
www.back2gaming.com ↗
Our take
Based on 2 reviews
Both outlets agree the ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 OC Edition delivers solid mid-range gaming performance with efficient power use and strong multi-frame generation support. PCGamesN highlights its AI-driven DLSS 4 capabilities, while Back2Gaming notes good overclock potential and efficient idle fan control. Both reviewers consider it a reasonable option for its price tier, with Back2Gaming noting it fits well in small-form builds.
However, they split on value and memory capacity. PCGamesN argues the 12GB GDDR7 VRAM limits competitiveness against newer AMD cards, while Back2Gaming finds it performs solidly for its price tier. This means buyers prioritizing VRAM or competing AMD options may look elsewhere, while those seeking compact size, AI features, or overclocking headroom might find it suitable.
Pros
- Strong multi-frame generation support
- Efficient power draw
- Compact 2.5-slot design
- AI-driven DLSS 4 capabilities
Cons
- 12GB VRAM limits long-term value
- May be eclipsed by higher-profile TUF line
Best for: Small-form builds and AI-feature seekers; avoid if VRAM capacity or AMD alternatives are priorities.
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