Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been looking to purchase a new GPU for quite some time now.. after extensive research and realizing i'd never get my hands on a 5090 FE at MSRP.. I decided to be realistic and found that the 5070TI is more than what I need gaming at 1440P. I upgraded from a 3060Ti 8GB that I basically had running at 100% utilization trying to play new games these days.. I got lucky one night and purchased this GPU and it has been amazing. Even when I'm pushing it with ultra graphics it's cruising at 50% utilization and topping out at 65 C... granted I also upgraded some fans but overall, the GPU just cruises and is quiet. One more note.. Love that it's mostly all black.. matches the stealthy look I was going for..

TLDR: One of the best bang for the buck GPUs at MSRP for gaming and video editing/animating. I’m upgrading from a 3070 (non-ti) and the performance uplift is great! I’m now rocking Cyberpunk at 4k with ultra ray tracing at silky smooth fps (using dlss or course) Pros: quiet, performs well, design is pretty cool looking, comes with anti-sag bracket. Cons: gonna be a tight squeeze in anything other than a full tower, obviously Nvidia’s BS about the 5070 mirroring 4090 performance,

Absolutely amazing. Runs at 50 Degrees Celsius while gaming at full load while staying silent, I cant even hear it. Isn't super big either, and looks pretty cool in my computer as well. 10/10

Pros: - Great performance in 1440p gaming - 16gb VRAM should let you max texture + most other settings for the next few years - Overclocks REALLY well. Memory is easily +2000 on afterburner. You can get around 3200mhz with ~230W power draw, or like I did undervolt to 2900mhz at 180W. Both are big increases in performance to stock - Included support bracket is nice, but unnecessary imo Cons: - Very mild, but still audible coil whine on my unit. Luck of the draw in this aspect - Makes a loud ticking sound when going into 0 DB fan mode, which can be fixed by having a custom fan curve where it is always running. This also reduces idle temps by almost 20 degrees C - I have seen reports of the thermal putty (instead of thermal pads) leaking out of Gigabyte 50 series cards, but this mainly seems to be occurring with vertical GPUs. - It was almost impossible to get at MSRP from anywhere, I was barely able get one from here and got lucky at a 2am drop. Failed many more times to try to get it. now the MSRP cards start at $820. Please do NOT buy this card for more than $800

I love this card. Its perfect for 1440p gaming. The fans almost never kick on when gaming at 1440p 75fps on Battlefield 6 high settings. Most of my older games auto-detect ultra high settings. My only complaint about the card is the price. I’m fine with BestBuy and Nvidia getting a profit, but there is NO WAY it costs any more that $300 to produce. The card should cost $500-$600 max.

So far everything I have run has worked great. Fans are not too noisy but there has been noticeably more heat from my PC.

Great product. 16GB of VRAM will future proof my system. Returned my 5070 for the 5070ti and process was smooth.

Picked up an open box 5070 TI from Bestbuy for a reasonable price. The card is working great and I'm a happy camper

Best bang for buck GPU if you want good performance and the newest RTX features. Overclocks really well but I dont even use the OC since it runs everything I play at ultra/high settings 1440p.

Great card and got it open box with nothing wrong or missing so very happy with my purchase!!!

It’s a great card and it came with a free game. Nice and straightforward install

paired with I7 14700k, runs everygame I throw at it on max graphis 200+ FPS

Everything I needed, paired with Ryzen 7 9800X3D 8-Core, MSI - MAG B850 TOMAHAWK MAX, WD - BLACK SN850X 2TB Internal SSD, CORSAIR - iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX LCD, 32g ram all in a Fractal Epoch case. BF6 Here I come.

Great card, runs everything at ultra in 1440p that I’ve thrown at it so far.

Received an Open Box item in package labelled return center. The card was packaged very poorly in the larger box with tons of uncushioned air space for it to bounce around. There is no indication on this listing that the item would not be shipped brand new. Card itself was sealed in bag and seems to be working on installation. Still debating whether to send back. Other customers should he aware that you may receive poorly packaged open-box items even paying 10%+ over msrp

Super great gpu. Huge upgrade from my 3060 ti. I am playing games on my 4k OLED and im able to get over 100 fps in a lot of games at medium to high settings. I play apex legends a lot and at native 4k ultra im able to get 140 fps. This thing is a beast. Not to mention ray tracing, frame gen, and dlss upscaling in single player games is great. Latency is not a big deal since im not a competitive gamer and I enjoy open world experiences more. Seriously the upscaling and frame gen vs native performance in a lot of single player games isnt that noticeable. It looks great regardless.

I upgraded to the Gigabyte RTX 5070 Ti from an older GPU, and I’m seriously impressed. Games run smoothly at 1440p with great frame rates, and the cooling system is super quiet. It handles ray tracing and DLSS without breaking a sweat. If you’re looking for a powerful, efficient GPU that doesn’t cost a fortune, this is definitely worth it.

This was a gift for a family member, and they report excellent performance and thermals thus far! Primarily playing at 1440p, Cyberpunk runs at high framerate even with most all of the graphical bells and whistles turned on, and with some tweaking of settings, it can also handle path tracing! Size is somewhat more compact compared to the 40 series cards, and other titles run great as well, such as Doom: The Dark Ages and Dead Space.

Low noise and temperature. High performance. Come with anti sag bracket. Very solid budget GPU.

This card runs very quiet and has lots of room for over clocking and undervolting. Runs everything great at 1440p 165 hz, the frame generation is also amazing on newer AAA games maxed out with raytracing. My only gripe is the MSRP, but hey..what can we do about it.