The Palit RTX 5070 GamingPro (Blackwell 2.0) model joined the NVIDIA lineup of graphics accelerators on 04.03.2025. At the core of the card is a chip created with 4N FinFET lithography. The die houses 31.1 billion transistorsistors transistors, and its area is 263 mm². For graphics processing, 6144 shader units are provided. The technological equipment is complemented by 48 RT Cores and 192 Tensor Cores. The GDDR7 video memory capacity is 12 GB. Thanks to the 192 bit-bit bus, bandwidth reaches 672.00 GB/s, eliminating delays when working with demanding textures. In standard mode, the core operates at 2325 MHz, but auto-overclocking technology allows it to reach 2512 MHz under load. The card's power consumption (TDP) is stated at 250 W. The manufacturer recommends using a power supply unit with a wattage of at least 600 W.