Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently picked up the ASUS Prime RTX 5070 Ti, and it’s been nothing short of amazing. The performance is fantastic — I’m getting high frame rates in demanding games like Call of Duty and Fortnite at 1080p, paired with my Ryzen 7 7800X3D. The card runs cool and quiet, even under heavy load, and the ASUS build quality is top-notch as always. Installation was smooth, and it fits perfectly in my NZXT H9 Flow case. Ray tracing performance is impressive, and with DLSS 3.5, games look stunning while still running buttery smooth. If you’re on the fence about upgrading, this card is 100% worth it — a perfect balance of power and efficiency.

Picked up the ASUS PRIME RTX 5070 Ti 16GB on Mar 5, 2025, at MSRP from Best Buy, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. I’m coming from a 3060 Ti (also bought from BBY and still running in another system), and the jump in performance is immediately noticeable. In DaVinci Resolve, I’m getting faster render times, smoother playback, and overall better responsiveness when working with heavier timelines. The card runs cool, looks clean, and delivers exactly what I needed for both gaming and creative work. If you’re upgrading from a 30‑series card—especially a 3060 Ti—the 5070 Ti is absolutely worth it, especially at MSRP.

This Card OC's very well for an MSRP model with the Power Slider going to 116% getting it pretty close to a stock 5080, the Gigabyte MSRP model doesn't even let you boost the power. Other than that this card is very quiet, no coil whine, and the fans are just wow, the quietest fans I've ever heard on a GPU even when spinning at like 2000rpm. Pushing it 100% in benchmarks and games it got to like 66c which is acceptable. Overall if you can get this model at a good price is heavily recommend it very well built card.

Upgraded from a 5060 ti 16 gb and it has been about double the performance of that card this card plays any game at high fps !! My temps are great and this model is very quiet !! Barely any could whine at all unless you really really put your ear up to it !! Paired with a 7800x3d and my rig has been running great !! Was able to get this open box for 650 as well

Upgraded my build before ramagedon needed a new card. Got this card for its MSRP of 749.99. At that price it was well worth the upgrade. Runs everything I throw at it on my 1440p OLED at a high refresh rate. Coming from an older card high end card I appreciate the 5070 Ti power consumption being lower than my older AMD card. The new DLSS 4.5 is good which will improve with future updates to becoming great. The card is good value for money at the MSRP. But I know this skyrocketed recently.

Manage to buy this RTX 5070 Ti at $750 MSRP, before the price increase. Honestly a big upgrade to my previous GPU, superb performance for my needs and manages to keep cool in my system. Great buy if you manage to get it at MSRP!

The RTX 5070 Ti is an absolute beast. Performance was smooth, thermals were well-managed, and build quality felt premium. That said, it ended up being more powerful than my actual needs. I swapped it out for a 9070, which better matched my use case and budget. If you're doing heavy rendering or high-end gaming, this card won’t disappoint. Just make sure you really need all that horsepower!

Asus prime 5070Ti, a no frills, no RGB, budget friendly graphics card. The OC model offers only a modest boost. So if you can find it at MSRP and you're not wanting a GPU to match your couch. Go for it. Solid 1440p and hight refresh rate at 1080.

Great GPU even at 830, mainly because its the new higher msrp, the brand and model I want, and same size as my original 3080. Size comparison below to a long 3.5 slot card. Good luck getting a better price. As much as I hate the company that makes the chip, it plays anything at max 1440p high refressh rate. 4k is easy and has enough vram to prevent performance issues for at least a couple years until the new consoles get over that 16 gb.

Runs smooth and great. I can stream and game with max frames now!

Well, 5070 Ti became a game changer for me. I upgraded my 8 yo 1080 Ti to ASUS PRIME 5070 Ti and that changed everything. I can now play my favorite games (like Jedi Knight Survivor or TLOU I/II) even with the 4K resolution, all on ultras - nothing special, it just produce 90-100+ fps with the reasonable power consumption. I was lucky to grab it for the MSRP price - $750 so I am double glad to have it.

Bought this when I saw it was at MSRP. It's good value for considering the state of GPUs. It seems high quality enough. It fits in my mini-itx PC which is also really nice.

I landed this unicorn at MSRP and feel like I won the lottery. I have seen no black screens. I used GPU-Z to check the ROPs and it is showing 96 as it is supposed to. Power connector has not melted. So, it looks like I have a good one. I feel better about myself, and people seem to like me now. Rock On Geeks!

Overall great card and performance! I bought it a month a go and so far I’m getting great specs and beyond what I expected!

This is a great GPU! Went from dual amd rx480 gb to this single Gpu, way faster! Highly recommend!

Amazing card, got it for Msrp on here and is so worth it, also design is very good and clean.

It’s a good GPU, I get around 270-300 FPS in Warzone with balanced settings + DLSS at 1080p. Haven’t tried it on 1440p yet. Overall, it’s a great product but I think the pricing is what kinda makes it a not-so-great purchase. For $200 less you can get the 9070 XT, quickly (90% of the performance) in comparison to this at $900 and having to wait for a drop. The 5080, which is better, is $1000 at MSRP (good luck getting it for that). For resale, the 5070ti is better than the 9070XT but if you just want it to play games go another direction.

Went from a 3060 to a 5070ti and all I can say is the jump is very noticeable.

Solid GPU that does 1440p ultra as advertised and 4k 60hz on high-ultra ish with native rendering. DLSS 4 is solid, but don't expect great feeling frame-genned frames unless the base framerate is high. Keep in mind my evaluation of its value is at its MSRP, which is nigh impossible to get these days, so YMMV. Overall no complaints, but a star is deducted due to the value proposition of the MSRP as of review (820 ish)

Upgraded from a 3070 and the performance difference is amzing and allows games to not struggle at ultra settings.