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An RTX 5070 that’s in stock, and at MSRP? Pinch me.

If you’re quick, you might be able to snag an MSI-branded RTX 5070 graphics card before they eventually sell out. The two-fan Shadow 2X OC configuration costs $549.99, a price that’s delightful to see given that RTX 50-series cards of all sorts have become difficult to find in stock.

Maybe this is a sign that graphics cards’ stock situation is improving? Or, perhaps it’s a sign that more people are buying the 5070’s direct competitor, the similarly priced, yet slightly faster AMD Radeon RX 9070.

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