Customer Ratings & Reviews

I picked up the ASUS TUF RTX 5070 Ti for a new build and it has been one of the best upgrades I have made. Installation was simple. The card seated cleanly, the power connection was easy to reach, and cable management stayed tidy without any hassle. The LED lighting on the shroud adds a clean touch. It gives the build a sharp look without feeling flashy. Performance is where this card shines. I am running it with an Intel i9 14900KS, 64 GB of RAM, and plenty of fast storage. The 5070 Ti pairs perfectly with the setup. I run four 34 inch Acer ultrawide gaming monitors and the card handles them without a problem. No slowdown, no lag, just smooth performance across every screen. In games the card delivers far more than I expected. Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and 7 run at max settings and the framerates stay high and consistent. Battlefield 6 is just as impressive. Large maps, heavy action, and fast movement all stay smooth. Arc Raiders runs clean at full settings with no dips or stutters. The card stays cool under load and the fans never get loud. Thermals stay steady even during long sessions. If you are considering this card, it has my recommendation. It installs easily, looks great, runs cool, and delivers outstanding performance. It handles high resolution setups and demanding games without breaking a sweat. For anyone building or upgrading a system, this card is a solid choice.

So far so equipped with the correct rops. Something interested parties should know. 300 fps in Splinter Cell Black List. This game has no frame gen tech, that is pure power. Completely maxed graphics 175watts. Nice! PubG maxed graphics, 300 fps, no fake frames here 150watts. I tried to get this beast above 230watts. Cyberpunk, maxed everything, ray trace/ path trace. Wouldn't budge for the watts, yes the fps tanked. My point is, I'm wondering what programs were running when the 12VHPR over heated on the cards that have been reported with such problems. For informational purposes, im running a Montech titan 80+platinum psu 1000watts. It has atx3.1 and pcie5. Will this make a difference, time will tell. The card comes with an anti sag rod. Not thrilled with it, but it has a magnetic bottom so it wont shift around to easily if you need to move the case. The card was definitely packaged well. I actually snagged an Areo first but needed to wait a bit longer so i canceled that one. It was either white or grey and this card looks awesome in grey. Reminds me of Tomb Raider 2 when Lara took over the Hanger with the plane! Card stays cool barely hit 60c with Cyberpunk maxed the way it explained earlier. Super sweet! Interested buyers, get the bestbuy app, save every card you're interested in, to your favs and look them over early in the morning, 4-6am, i snagged my card this way. The blue, "see details", is a possible indicator for in-stock or nearby items. Had some cash back reward and got this card for MSRP and it's a beast and the 5080 is not necessary. Upgraded from an, :( EVGA o7, 2060 super. Honorable mention! As always, Best Buy for the win! Seriously, the fact they let customers login, pre-purchase these hard to come by stock, in some cases, results in same day pickup, customer focused, 1000%. Cant say that for the micro place. Enjoy the pictures. The case is NZXT H6 flow.

Coming from a ASUS 1080Ti Turbo 11GB(which was still a 1080p beast, just no DLSS/RayTracing) the jump to this ASUS TUF 5070Ti OC 16GB is just insane. I have a PS5 to play games that my 1080Ti couldn’t on a 4K 120hz TV. I figured that my PS5 would be on par with this 5070TI but man was I wrong! Experiencing this card has been next level. In-hand, this card feels like a brick of power. The build quality is excellent and materials don’t feel cheap. I felt like I was getting my money’s worth compared to other 5070Ti models at $1000 [which is still a hard buy in 2026 don’t get me wrong] But the cooling and performance of this card speak for itself ! (not to mention this model has 2 HDMI and 3 Display Ports!!! 5 Monitor setup? ) Not super important but hey the more ports on a GPU the merrier. Over the past month I’ve had nonstop fun experiencing my games with high frames and Ray Tracing at 1080p. (To be honest I don’t have a 1440p/4K monitor to test, but having a high refresh rate is game changer) I wanted to get a 5080 at MSRP at first, but right now $1500 for a 5080 vs $1000 for a 5070Ti, I could not justify the extra $500. So with the money I saved, I could definitely buy a 1440p(or even 4K)240hz monitor and be blown away again, I’m sure. So Overall, I’m extremely happy with my purchase but I would love to see prices decrease!

I purchased this card early April, regardless of it not being a true MSRP purchase price, I pulled the trigger on it. I have this GPU paired with my 9800X3D and I cant say anything bad about the item with only it being a month old. So far the GPU has given me great benchmarks - I am getting scores on the higher end. Noise levels are good, no issues there. GPU stays cool. I am running 1440p and I am playing BO6 warzone. Card aesthetically goes well with my build and the quality of the GPU is great. RGB is limited to none but that's fine. I did recently check to see If the price has budged or if they had any promotions on it and noticed they released a free additional add on of the game DOOM- digital copy. I tried calling them to see if they can adjust and give me the promotion with my purchase. Even, being a Best Buy member plus unfortunately didn't help as I spoke to a BB agent through chat and said they couldn't do it as well as a BB agent from the digital copy department. They said they couldn't give me the free game because I purchased it prior to the promotion (3 weeks) Overall, the card has been a 10/10

50% Faster than my 3070ti, double the VRAM, it gots style and performance. Yeah it costs a lot but these are the times we live in. It performs on Par with a 4080 Super but market wise it’s half the price of a 4080 super. It averages about 14% less performance than a 5080 so small you’d barely notice. I paid a little more than I wanted but money well spent in my opinion. This GPU will last me a long time. It’s quiet and runs all games smooth as butter even on maxed out 1440p. DLSS is huge in gaming and regardless of how people feel about it, having software that augments hardware as much as DLSS does is a big deal. As a bonus this thing is quiet and just looks TUF. No issues with bottlenecking with my I9 9900k so if anyone has an older CPU you can kinda set your mind at ease as long as your CPU is decent. No issues with black screens or crashing either for anyone worried about that. Anyways I have praised my GPU enough I hope the people who read this and are inspired to buy one enjoy it as much as I did!

I am pairing this card with a AMD 7800X3D. So far I only hit it with BF6 in a 5K2K monitor. Settings are mostly high with DLSS set to quality. And I am able to hit 150~160 fps. It stays cool and while it is loud it is not loud enough to overcome my speakers. The only issue I have is price which makes no sense since I grabbed it on sale but man does GPU cost a pretty penny this days.

Coming from a 1080ti, the Asus TUF 5070ti is a monster in terms of performance and AI upscaling. This GPU can run any game I throw at it at high framerates on ultra settings at 1440p. It never exceeds 55-60C while gaming under 99% utilization—the card is very quiet with minimal coil whine. Additionally, the fans don’t even need spin when not gaming which is an added bonus for keeping my computer quiet and power efficient while doing other things like schoolwork. This card is massive—its huge cooler and industrial/minimalist aesthetic were definitely the biggest selling points for me. If you’re coming from an older card—and can get your hands on it—the Asus TUF 5070ti is a solid choice. Would recommend.

This GPU is insanely awesome! The build quality is immaculate! The Asus TUF model is an overclocking king! Temps stay below 65 °C even at full load during long gaming sessions. Fans are whisper quiet and it just looks very premium! Highly recommend!

Absolute beast of a card and this particular model performs even better with the additional cooling, of which the fans are surprisingly quiet. Looks super cool as well and the RGB in the logo is a nice touch.

This card is proving to be a substantial upgrade from my Asus 3080 Rog Strix OC I was using previously. It is slightly bigger than my old GPU but noticeably weighs less. First things first: checked and all 96 ROPs are present! Good start! For those that are unaware there is an issue with some 5000 series cards missing ROPs - this will result in less performance for your GPU and a program called GPU-Z can verify this for you. So be sure to do this. Out of the box I ran a few 3dmark benchmarks and in Time Spy my score was up 39% and Port Royal showed a 44% increase. Very nice! Tried a quick and dirty undervolt. Set the GPU to 920mv @ 2970 MHz boost and it did even better! Up a few more percentage points in both benchmarks and never eclipsing 220 watts - my 3080 regularly hit 350 watts. I did a stress test with Time spy at these settings and passed with a 99.6% and FPS in all 20 runs was within 1 FPS. Seems pretty rock solid. The card runs very cool compared to my 3080 and even with the stress test never hit 60C on the GPU. The only negatives I see are the price and the 16-pin power connector – I just don’t care for them. The card has a red light that will light up if power isn't sufficient to the card in addition to not being seated properly etc. So, when I first hooked it up the light came on before I powered up the machine, which made me think it wasn't seated properly. That wasn't the case - the light will be on when it's powered off since, you know, it's not getting enough power... Just make sure the light is not on when the machine is running! And the price... this is quite the premium over the reported $750 msrp for a 5070 Ti. But in the current market for these cards, well... you know.

They were not kidding when they said these things are like a brick nowadays. The case is a Corsaid 4000D, and I have a 1-2 inch gap remaining. Good thing I didn't need a 5080. There's enough stats and test samples out there showicasing its capabilities. My main point is, it runs my games without FPS or temp concerns. Last, I did get this on sale at 849, which is pretty good considering it is now 999. That's like a saving of 30 Big Macs right?

The OC headroom on this card is actually top tier. Its ability to run very cool., always below 60c keeps those clocks high & stable. No coil whine. Beefy but a great 1440p option but a bit pricey.

Honestly so far really well build graphics card and performance is amazing at least comparing it to my 2070 super LOL but this card is generally built very "TUF" and nice I like the simplicity to it but this thing is HUGE honestly not an issue though gave me a reason to get a nicer case but overall great performance and no issue so far atleast that i have noticed

GPU handles 1440p gaming on very high setting very well, and compared to the 5080, you get more bang for your buck as the 5070ti works great for gaming and any other processes you may need to run and the ASUS TUF series has great cooling.

This GPU is amazing, super powerful, its runs so quiet but its massive in size, I almost thought I would have to return it but i was able to remove the brackets in the HP Omen 35L and it popped right into the slot. Asus also gives you a nice stand to help add support to the GPU for the weight and balance and a velcro to wrap the wires. I added the Corsair RM1000x that has the fan control know which is a cool feature. Overall im happy with the pricey purchase and now im seeing these going for way more than what I paid, my advice is grab them while you still can.

This card can handle just about anything I can throw at it with ease at 1440p and overclocking it in GPU Tweak 3 is easy as can be. The only problem with it is it has made me want to buy a 4k OLED monitor to really maximize its potential.

This is absolutely and beautiful GPU card, what does can I say you have to get one too experience the power ASUS makes the best cards Best buy has very good experience buying them....

Excellent performance of this GPU. It is able to raise all the current games on the market without any problem in more than 120fps in 1440p. Completely delighted with this beast I recommend it! And if looking for something for 4k can still help you, it's able to raise them in the same way!!

I upgraded from the 4070 Super due to that card only having 12GB of vram. This thing runs all the games I play in 4k flawlessly. Cyberpunk, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Avowed, & Diablo 4 run @ 4k on max settings with over 100 fps. Pick this card up, you won’t be disappointed!

Bought this card to upgrade from a GTX 960. Plug and play and now this card handles things in such a good way. I’ve yet to run something where the fans had to start spinning because they were working so hard.