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RTX 5070 drops below $500 in the new year thanks to latest deal, while RTX 5090 prices continue to climb



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As we welcome the arrival of 2026, the outlook for PC hardware prices isn’t great – RAM prices are unlikely to improve anytime soon – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any deals to be had. We’ve spotted the popular RTX 5070 graphics card dropping below $500, safely under the $549 MSRP that Nvidia set when the GPU launched last year.

The latest deal is on a Zotac model, now available from Micro Center, though it comes with a catch. This GPU is only available for in-store pickup, so you’ll have to find your way to the nearest outlet. A list of Micro Center locations can be found here; there are 29 stores in the U.S. The sub-$500 price point is a contrast to most online offers right now.

Grab the RTX 5070 for safely below MSRP

This is a great deal on the RTX 5070, and while we haven’t reviewed this exact Zotac card, we do have hands-on experience with a couple of 5070s, namely the ASUS TUF and MSI Gaming Trio models. We put both cards through gaming benchmarks in our testing lab.