The cheapest RTX 5070 on the Czech internet! Hurry, it's likely to be gone soon

If you’ve been considering upgrading to a new generation of Nvidia cards but were put off by high prices, we have good news for you. The PALIT GeForce RTX 5070 Infinity 3 12G is currently the cheapest RTX 5070 on the Czech market and can be purchased on Alza for 13,679 Kč with the code ALZADNY5.

Surprisingly powerful despite paper specifications

At first glance, the numbers are rather underwhelming – the RTX 5070 has 6144 CUDA cores, which is only a slight increase compared to the RTX 4070 (5888) and significantly less than the RTX 4070 Super (7168) or RTX 4070 Ti (7680).

Despite this, reputable review sites like TechPowerUp, TechSpot, and Tom’s Hardware found that the RTX 5070 outperforms the RTX 4070 Super in games by an average of 4% and the original RTX 4070 by a significant 17%. Only the original RTX 4070 Ti remains slightly more powerful than the new RTX 5070, which is a surprising result given the difference in paper specifications.

The key difference compared to the previous generation is the faster GDDR7 memory with a bandwidth of 672 GB/s, representing a 33% increase over the 504 GB/s of the previous generation. This upgrade, along with Blackwell architecture optimizations, is likely responsible for the unexpectedly good results in gaming tests.

Model	CUDA Cores	Boost Frequency	Memory	Bandwidth	Consumption
RTX 5070	6144	2,51 GHz	12 GB GDDR7	672 GB/s	230-250 W
RTX 4070 Ti	7680	2,61 GHz	12 GB GDDR6X	504 GB/s	~252 W
RTX 4070 Super	7168	2,48 GHz	12 GB GDDR6X	504 GB/s	~210 W
RTX 4070	5888	2,48 GHz	12 GB GDDR6X	504 GB/s	~200 W

What does the new Blackwell generation bring?

The RTX 5070 represents a solid entry point into the new generation of NVIDIA graphics cards based on the Blackwell architecture and 4nm manufacturing process. Compared to the previous generation, it brings a significant performance increase for both gaming and AI applications – specifically, it offers 988 AI TOPS.

Price: 13,679 Kč

Key new features include DLSS 4.0 with Multi Frame Generation, which provides significantly better upscaling and frame generation compared to the previous version. This feature is exclusive to the RTX 5000 series, giving owners of older graphics cards another reason to upgrade. There’s also improved Nvidia Reflex 2 with Frame Warp technology, which can reduce input latency by up to 75% (according to marketing statements), although in practice, these numbers are slightly lower.

Technical specifications and performance

The PALIT GeForce RTX 5070 Infinity 3 12G comes with 12 GB of fast GDDR7 memory with an effective frequency of 28 Gbps on a 192-bit bus. The base core clock is 2160 MHz with a boost clock of 2512 MHz. The card is equipped with 6144 stream processors, and its TDP is set at 250 W, which roughly corresponds to the measured consumption of 230-250 W according to reviews. The manufacturer recommends a power supply with a minimum output of 650 W for smooth operation.

For connecting monitors, it uses modern DisplayPort 2.1b and HDMI 2.1b connectors, which support high resolutions and refresh rates, including 4K at 120 Hz and more. Power is supplied via a single 16-pin connector, which replaces the older 8-pin solution and provides enough power even for potential overclocking.

Cooling and design

The Infinity 3 model from Palit relies on a trio of fans and a dual-slot cooler. The card measures 291.9 × 41.3 × 116.6 mm, placing it among standard-sized models that should not cause compatibility issues in most common PC cases. The design is more understated, focusing on functionality rather than prominent RGB lighting, which can be an advantage for some users.

User reviews indicate that the cooling manages to keep temperatures under control – Zdeněk from Prague mentions maximum temperatures around 75 °C, which is an acceptable value for a modern graphics card under load.

What do users say?

Browsing reviews on Alza reveals some interesting observations. Pavel from Spálené Poříčí is very satisfied with the card and even boasted about successful overclocking: “Great for the price, overclocked to 2996MHz Core, 34000MHz MEMORY voltage at 975mV stable.” This suggests the model has decent overclocking potential for those who want to experiment.

Price: 13,679 Kč

Roman from Trojanovice appreciates the “decent performance for the price” and highlights the DLSS 4.0 and Frame Generation features. However, he also mentions the main reason he returned the card – “unbearable coil whine”. This issue, known as coil whine (high-frequency whistling or buzzing caused by coil vibrations under load), is also confirmed by Zdeněk from Prague, who writes that the card “buzzes quite a bit, but I understand for this price that the coils aren’t anything special”.

Who is the RTX 5070 ideal for?

The RTX 5070 primarily targets gamers who want:

• Smooth gaming in Full HD and 1440p with high details and refresh rates of 144 Hz and more
• Basic gaming in 4K (utilizing DLSS 4.0)
• To use the latest technologies like ray tracing, DLSS 4.0, and Nvidia Reflex 2
• To experiment with AI features, where the RTX 5070 offers significantly higher performance than the previous generation

The Palit model is then the best choice for those who want to save money and don’t need the premium features of more expensive models from other manufacturers, such as RGB lighting or extremely quiet operation.

Final summary

The PALIT GeForce RTX 5070 Infinity 3 12G offers surprisingly good performance despite conservative paper specifications. With the current 17% discount and a price of 13,679 Kč (with code ALZADNY5), it is the most affordable RTX 5070 on the Czech market.

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