Card runs as advertised, also came with a 2x8 to 16 12VHPWR cable. Only issue I have is that, for the price, you'd think they'd bundle a sag bracket... Other than that, no issues.

It was time to upgrade from a Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti and based on my spreadsheet calculations this was the best value card available at the time along with the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT. This PNY graphics card is pleasingly simple and low on frills, but sports a solid construction with a metal backplate and the triple fan arrangement runs impressively silent, even when pushed with heavy gaming. Benchmarks puts it in well in the expected performance range for a RTX 5070. Having previously used professional cards made by PNY, they were solid and reliable products and I am hoping that their consumer cards will slot into that same bracket, though it is still early days, the 3 year warranty provides peace of mind along with Wootware's service.

It's good with crazy power efficiency and decent ray tracing, but... bus width is small, VRAM is small, Tensor allotment is small. Nvidia just doesn't love us like they used to.