The front panel gives you flexible connectivity with DisplayPort 2.1 and HDMI 2.1 outputs, making it easy to hook up multiple monitors or high-refresh displays. The RTX 5070 isn’t just built for gaming either — its 6144 cores can speed up demanding creative and professional workloads using CUDA and other supported APIs. It also features RGB lighting accents that sync with ASUS Aura Sync gear for a clean, coordinated setup. When it’s time to push performance, the card can hit overclocked speeds of up to 2640 MHz.

Triple Cooling Fan

For cooling, the TUF GAMING OC uses triple Axial-tech fans with longer blades to move more air and improve heat dispersion. A large heatsink pulls in the heat, while a vented backplate helps push it out more efficiently. With the addition of a MaxContact design and a phase-change GPU thermal pad, the card stays cool even during longer, more demanding gaming sessions.

Powerful AI Performance

The GeForce RTX 50-Series GPUs handle generative AI models at twice the speed of the previous generation, all while using less memory. That extra power makes a big difference for video editing, 3D rendering, and design work. You can render detailed 3D scenes in real time and build complex animations with ray tracing in apps like Autodesk 3ds Max, Maya, Maxon Cinema 4D, and Blender. It’s easier to work with photorealistic materials as you create them, with near-instant feedback, plus you get the benefits of AI tools like enhanced denoising and frame boosting with DLSS 3.

Video Editing and Motion Graphics

GeForce RTX 50-Series GPUs take a big step forward when it comes to video editing and motion graphics. They offer upgraded NVIDIA encoders and decoders with support for pro-grade 4:2:2 color, multiview-HEVC for 3D and VR video, and a new AV1 Ultra High Quality mode. You can speed up AI effects using Tensor Cores and play back ultra-high resolution footage smoothly—no need to pre-cache or create proxies—in apps like Adobe Premiere Pro, Blackmagic Resolve, REDCINE-X PRO, and more. Tools like Auto Color, Shot Match, and GPU-accelerated color grading in Resolve make it easier to fine-tune your videos and get the look you want faster.

Photography and graphic design projects get a major boost with GeForce RTX 50-Series GPUs. In Adobe Photoshop, you can speed up your workflow with over 30 GPU-accelerated features like Select and Mask, Camera RAW, Blur Gallery, and Smart Sharpen. In Lightroom Classic, the RTX-accelerated AI “Enhance Details” tool automatically sharpens RAW images, improves colors, and reduces artifacts. Adobe Illustrator runs smoother too, letting you zoom and interact with complex vector graphics without lag. You can even turn your 2D artwork into photorealistic 3D scenes quickly using GPU-accelerated rendering in Adobe Stager.

NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture & DLSS 4

DLSS is a game-changing technology that uses AI to improve FPS, reduce latency, and enhance image quality. With DLSS 4, you get even more power, featuring Multi Frame Generation, enhanced Ray Reconstruction, and Super Resolution, all driven by the 5th-Gen Tensor Cores. GeForce RTX with DLSS is the ultimate gaming experience, backed by NVIDIA’s AI supercomputer in the cloud, which constantly fine-tunes and improves your system’s performance.