Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 - Where To Buy The New Graphics Card

Several versions of the RTX 4070 are up for grabs, but you'll need to move fast if you want to find one in stock.

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After a bit of a wait, the RTX 40-series GPUs are finally here. They’re not easy to get your hands on, however, as retailers continue to sell out of inventory almost as soon as they’re restocked. But if you want the best chance of finding an RTX 4070, consider checking out Best Buy and Newegg, as each retailer has tons of different models up for grabs.

In case its name didn’t make it clear, the RTX 4070 is the next step up from the RTX 3070 Ti--meaning it shouldn’t have any problems playing most of today’s hottest games on the highest settings. It’s not quite as robust as the RTX 4070 Ti, but it’s arguably one of the best GPU lineups you’ll be able to find in 2023.

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Pricing starts at $600, and you’ll find a list of available models below. Keep in mind that many of these have already sold out or are yet to be officially launched, so check back frequently if you want the best chance of snagging one for your rig. Also, note that these are listed as “High Demand Products,” meaning you’ll need to create a Best Buy account to place a purchase.

RTX 4070 GPU Models

Newegg also has a bunch of GeForce RTX 4070 in stock.

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There's no point to this when ports to pc are broken.

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@sebb: Which forces people to buy older PC games, that can be easily played on older GPUs.

For the record, a used RTX 2070 super, RTX 2080 super, RTX 3070, or RTX 3080 go for $200, $300, $400, and $500 respectfully (Note: I can play Gear 4 at 60FPS 4K with a 2070 super. and Max out literally any game at 1080p).

Honestly, I do wish developers and companies would understand this, "The reason so many gamers play older titles nowadays. Isn't just because of nostalgia. 7th gen, 6th gen, and 5th gen consoles had a VERY high-quality standard since patching video games was much harder. Meaning if your game played like ass. It was going to play like ass the entire time.".

And I think speak for everyone when I say, "Sweet baby Jesus in a hypersonic jetpack. I wish these high standards would com back."

(Side note: And before anyone says, "Video game development wasn't as complex as today". Mind you the 90s and early 2000s had no standards, Mostly people were fresh out of college or developed for fun, and development info ranged from paper documents, letters, to memos.)

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@illegal_peanut: oh yeah. It has gotten progressively ridiculous. I'd say it started around the time consoles like the ps4 and xbox one became more relient on the internet. This gave devs the opportunity to use the ability to patch as a strategy to release their games early and broken, collect the money from gamers, and then take their time to make a working product. I used to complaint about this online a lot a few years back but no one cared or they told me to stop whining and get with the times. Well now we are living the best times ever as a consequence.

I waited and waited throughout the gpu shortage fiasco caused by the semiconductor crisis, crypto miners and corporate greed, and gave in after two years and upgraded my pc with an rtx 3070, ryzen 7 3700x, 1 TB samsung 980 pro nvme ssd, and 4 x 8 GB ddr4 3200 MHz ram. I spent over £1500 ($1860) for all this and I will not be spending another dime this generation. F the corporations, let them and their cards rot. I will only upgrade when the next generation of consoles release.

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