ASUS Dual NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 V2 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6 Memory, LHR, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, Dual BIOS, Protective Backplate)

This is a really good graphics card for the money. That of course is if you can get it at MSRP. Do not overpay for these there should be plenty on the market right now. With Nvidia soon to launch the 40XX series card shortly. There should be some good mark downs on 30 series cards.

As the headline says, also it is smaller than usual 30xx/40xx gaming cards coupled with the usual ASUS quality.

El producto llegó incluso antes de tiempo y el embalaje perfecto sin comprometer la integridad de la tarjeta, con sus sellos de garantía

Finally scored a 3070 at a reasonable price! Nothing but good experiences with it so far.

Hasta el momento funciona muy bien, no hay queja del producto

Muy buena

Llevo una semana probándola y todo bien, excelente tarjeta para jugar todo en ultra sin inconvenientes, el envío de Amazon a la puerta de la casa sin problemas y muy buen seguimiento

Es una buena tarjeta pero el RGB que se mira no se puede configurar. Una lastima siendo que es una buena tarjeta de gama media

I purchased my ASUS Dual OC RTX3070 for $530 in Nov 2020 (paired with a 5800x). I play everything from shooters to ARPGs, even roguelikes and indies. I play all games at 1440p and routinely reach my monitors cap of 165fps, never dropping below 100fps. It performs well with Ray Tracing, especially when the game also supports DLSS. The hottest I’ve seen the 3070 get is 80c, but it usually stays between 65-70c. Lately there has been a lot of attention around the subject of VRAM, arguing that 8GB is not enough for games anymore. I recently played through Resident Evil 4 Remake, using Digital Foundrys optimized settings, and it’s been fantastic. Aside from a few moments when loading a new area, it stays locked at my monitors cap of 165fps. With Ray tracing turned on it crashes with any texture setting above High 2GB, highlighting the concern over 8GB of VRAM. With a few settings turned down, and others completely off, the 3070 can still run High 8GB textures in Resident Evil 4 Remake just fine. I haven’t tried games like TLOU remake or Hogwarts, but so far 8GB of VRAM has not stopped me from enjoying any of the games that I play. For the last 2+ years my experience has been a 5/5. I recognize that there are better options these days, and VRAM is still a concern for many, for that I’ll give it a 4/5.

Shoulda spent it on a cpu