Where to buy RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti: stock updates in March 2023

Where to buy RTX 3070
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Knowing where to buy RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti video cards for MSRP in March isn't anywhere near as complicated as it was 12 months prior. With the RTX 40 series now being formally unveiled (though, no RTX 4070 to speak of yet), the mid-range Ampere card will co-exist alongside Ada Lovelace until next year. 

We've had an RTX 3070 Ti in one of our gaming setups for a while, and it's easily one of the best graphics cards on the market for the money. It's definitely worth seeking one out if you're interested in 1440p and 4K even two years after release. 

If you're wanting to build or upgrade your machine into one of the best gaming PCs that you can, either of these GPUs will see you through. It's not a cheap process, however. We're also experiencing the inevitable price jumps that come with a new year. And with the cost of living affecting us all more than ever, finding that killer deal can make one hell of a difference to the overall cost.

RTX 3070 price

Nvidia RTX 3070 was launched with an MSRP of $499 and an RRP of £469. It offers very capable performance for its price tag, with its 5,888 CUDA cores and 8GB VRAM clocked at 1.73GHz. There's little debate that both the RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti are extremely powerful GPUs for Full HD, 1440p with little to no compromises, as well as decent 4K performance.

Keep that in mind when weighing up your options as far as getting the standalone card goes, and only buy from trusted, reputable brands if you are going to invest in one at a little extra than anticipated. 

If you're interested in the fast-track approach to an RTX 3070 or RTX 3070 Ti GPU then the best advice we can offer right now to avoid splashing out necessarily is to aim for the RTX 3070 laptop deals or RTX 3070 PC deals to circumvent the spiking graphics card market at the moment. 

Where to buy RTX 3070 in March 2023

Where to buy RTX 3070

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Where to buy RTX 3070 - US

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $650 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $650 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)
The world's largest online retailer is selling some RTX 3070 stock for between $650 to $699.99. You might even occasionally find ones even lower, like this MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 for $630 (opens in new tab). They've been cheaper in the past, so we're hoping to see them drop again.

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $479 (Check Newegg) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $479 (Check Newegg) (opens in new tab)
While Newegg was recently selling several RTX 3070 graphics cards for MSRP, the cheapest we're able to verify at the moment is the Peladn Gaming RTX3070 8G Graphics Card for $479 (opens in new tab). More are available at a similar rate.

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $499 (Check Best Buy) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $499 (Check Best Buy) (opens in new tab)
Best Buy's RTX 3070 stock isn't too extensive right now, but we've recently seen the big box retailer selling GPUs at MSRP. We recommend keeping a close watch here for when that is the case again.

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $499 (Check Walmart) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From $499 (Check Walmart) (opens in new tab)
Walmart doesn't have a huge amount of RTX 3070 graphics card options available, however, the models which are for sale do come at the standard market price. Prices generally start at around the $530 mark.

Where to buy RTX 3070 - UK

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £519 (Check Ebuyer) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £519 (Check Ebuyer) (opens in new tab)
Ebuyer's prices have gone up recently but its RTX 3070 stock is still cheap in comparison to a lot of retailers including the Zotac RTX 3070 Twin Edge for £519.99 (opens in new tab). The problem is stock sells out fast, so keep checking back for new shipments. More video cards are available around this price point.

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £469 (Check Overclockers UK) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £469 (Check Overclockers UK) (opens in new tab)
Although Overclockers UK recently had RTX 3070 video cards selling at RRP, what's currently selling at that rate is up for pre-order. What's available right now is generally hovering around the £529 mark.

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £469 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 | From £469 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)
Amazon UK has some RTX 3070 stock available at the standard market rate, and a lot that is higher above. It seems like availability is up and down at the minute but we're expecting last year's models to trickle back down in price again soon. 

Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti

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Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti in March 2023

Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti - US

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $539 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $539 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)
Amazon is leading the charge with some of the most aggressive prices we've found on RTX 3070 Ti stock since its launch. Stock is lower than usual at the minute, so keep checking back for new restocks.

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $599 (Check Newegg) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $599 (Check Newegg) (opens in new tab)
RTX 3070 Ti stock is a little limited at Newegg at the moment, however, what's there is selling for very aggressive rates. Current offers include GPUs available for the $599 mark, like this Peladn Gaming RTX 3070Ti 8G (opens in new tab).

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $599 (Check Best Buy) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From $599 (Check Best Buy) (opens in new tab)
Best Buy has RTX 3070 Ti stock selling at MSRP. This includes the Nvidia Founders Edition model for $599 (opens in new tab). We can't guarantee this card will be around for too long at this price, though.

Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti - UK

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £599 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £599 (Check Amazon) (opens in new tab)
The world's largest online retailer has a variety of RTX 3070 Ti graphics cards available at competitive rates but have slightly gone up over the past month.

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £519 (Check Ebuyer) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £519 (Check Ebuyer) (opens in new tab)
Ebuyer has recently had RTX 3070 Ti selling for RRP or lower, however, the stock can be quite limited. We do like this Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3070 EAGLE for $519.99 (opens in new tab). We recommend checking in often for when this changes.

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £529 (Check Overclockers UK) (opens in new tab)

Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | From £529 (Check Overclockers UK) (opens in new tab)
Most RTX 3070 Ti stock at Overclockers right now is selling around the £529 mark and above. Most are sold out unless your will to pay closer to £600, so worth keeping an eye on restocks for a cheaper deal. 


If you've wanted to try your hand at picking up some other cards in the RTX 30-series line, this is the best way to do it, with prices and availability on the individual cards as well as laptop and desktop configurations available, too. 

Graphics card stock
RTX 3050 stock | RTX 3060 stock | RTX 3060 Ti stock | RTX 3080 stock | RTX 3080 Ti stock | RTX 3090 stock | RTX 3090 Ti stock

Laptop deals and stock
RTX 3050 laptop deals | RTX 3060 laptop deals | RTX 3070 laptop deals | RTX 3080 laptop deals

PC deals and stock
RTX 3060 PC | RTX 3070 PC | RTX 3080 PC | RTX 3090 PC


Get the most out of the RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti with the best gaming monitors and the best 4K monitor for gaming. We're also rounding up some of the best cheap gaming PC deals and best cheap gaming laptop deals for more options on Nvidia RTX hardware in all its form.

Jasmine Mannan
Hardware Editor

Currently a Hardware Editor at GamesRadar+ and in charge of all things PC after graduating from University with a degree in Politics and International Relations in 2022. During my time at University I managed to obtain a platform on social media - specifically TikTok - where I reviewed tech and gaming hardware and produced creative and innovative gaming content. My platform allowed me to be an advocate for females in gaming and within the tech industry as a whole. I'm primarily a PC gamer and have been for over 8 years now and with no specific genre I enjoy, I have been able to play and love many titles from the past decade. I would label myself as a Nintendo Fanatic and also am extremely interested in VR and hoping to follow it closely in upcoming years. 

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