Nvidia RTX 5070 historic-low price €120 gifts

Profesional Review said on May 22 that a GeForce RTX 5070 deal had fallen to a “precio mínimo histórico” and included bundled extras it valued at 120 euros. The Spanish outlet framed the offer as a retail promotion rather than an Nvidia price cut, pointing readers to current seller listings and the value of the included gifts. (store.steampowered.com) Steam’s April 2026 Hardware & Software Survey does not show the RTX 5070 as the single most-used GPU overall. Valve’s published table lists the RTX 3060 first at 4.15% and the RTX 5070 at 3.01%, ahead of several other current-generation cards but behind older mainstream models. (profesionalreview.com) ### Did Nvidia cut the official price, or is this a retailer promotion? Profesional Review’s May 22 post describes a store-level bargain, not a formal Nvidia MSRP revision. (profesionalreview.com) The article says the card is on sale at a historic low and ties the headline to gifts “valorados en 120 euros,” which indicates a bundle assembled at the retail level. Nvidia’s own store pages are accessible, but the listing data available through search snippets in this run did not provide a clean, current euro-denominated RTX 5070 reference price to compare directly with the promotion. (store.steampowered.com) That means the verified fact here is narrower: a retailer-facing offer was advertised on May 22, not that Nvidia publicly reset the card’s list price across Europe. ### What can actually be verified about the “€120 in gifts”? Profesional Review’s visible article snippet says the RTX 5070 promotion came with “regalos valorados en 120 euros.” The wording points to a bundle valuation, which usually means add-ons such as accessories, software or store incentives rather than a straight discount built into the GPU sticker price. (profesionalreview.com) The source material available in search results does not expose the full itemized gift list. Without that retailer page in full, the safest verified description is that the bundle was advertised at roughly 120 euros in added value, according to Profesional Review’s May 22 report. (store.nvidia.com) ### Is the RTX 5070 really “the most popular GPU on Steam”? Valve’s April 2026 survey shows otherwise. The RTX 3060 leads the GPU table at 4.15%, followed by the RTX 4060 at 4.05% and the RTX 4060 Laptop GPU at 3.98%, while the RTX 5070 appears at 3.01%. (profesionalreview.com) That makes the RTX 5070 one of the larger current entries in the survey, but not the top card overall in the latest published Steam data. Any claim that it is the most popular GPU on Steam is not supported by the April 2026 survey page now live. (profesionalreview.com) ### Why are deal sites focusing on this card now? Profesional Review’s separate March 4 review described the RTX 5070 as a 12GB GDDR7 card with a 250W TGP and performance near the RTX 4070 Ti Super in its testing summary. (store.steampowered.com) That helps explain why deal coverage is centering on the model: it sits in the upper-midrange segment where discounts can broaden demand quickly. A second Profesional Review article from April 13 had already highlighted another RTX 5070 model at 689.90 euros, showing that Spanish retail coverage has been tracking repeated price moves on this GPU through the spring. (store.steampowered.com) ### What should buyers watch next? May 22 is the fixed date attached to the reported promotion, and the practical next step is the retailer listing itself. (profesionalreview.com) Buyers would need to confirm the live sale price, the exact bundled items, and whether the offer applies only in Spain or more broadly across European sellers. Valve’s next monthly Steam Hardware Survey update will also provide the next public checkpoint on adoption. For now, the latest published table remains April 2026, with the RTX 5070 at 3.01% share. (profesionalreview.com) (store.steampowered.com) (profesionalreview.com)