Customer Ratings & Reviews

The only reason I don’t give this card 5 stars is the price. I spoil myself so it’s not a huge issue but the price to performance right now is not as desirable as maybe the rx 9070xt. This a fantastic card that stays cool, looks great and takes an undervolt and overclock really well (I have it paired with a Ryzen 7 7800x3d) I play every game in 1440p 240hz with settings cranked to ultra and it’s always smooth with high frame rates. The RGB is pretty tasteful as well.

Great graphic Card, Quiet and doesn't heat up to quickly at all, only thing i ran into is that it required MSI software to adjust RGB

I've been using it for a few weeks now and haven't had any issues so far. I did use MSI Afterburner to undervolt and reduce the power draw and temps, and it's been running under 50 c even at mid to high ray tracing in Cyberpunk at 1440p and giving 70-90 fps consistently. It could probably even handle more but the game looks great as is. I didnt notice any difference between gaming and silent mode so I just leave it on silent. It is quiet for the most part but every once in awhile there still will be a loud coil whine or fan sound, which I feel like at $850-1000 it should not have. I also would not have bought it if it hadn't gone on sale for $850+tax but I'm happy to have it as I've been preparing to upgrade my VRAM and this fits my needs. I'd also not have to fight with everyone for a super card that has more power draw and more VRAM than I need. I do want to mention though that the size of this GPU should NOT be underestimated. I watched so many videos when researching which GPU to buy and for some reason it just never clicked for me how big it is. I have a mid-sized ATX case and it just BARELY fit after turning it sideways then shimmying it into place, with 2cm between my front fans and the end of the GPU. The 12 pin adapter that comes with the GPU also does not fit in my case if I try to put the side panel back on. For a GPU this expensive and of this size it's baffling to me that they wouldn't include an angled adapter instead and is one of the reasons I can't rate this 5 stars.

Expensive but so worth it and a better value that a 5080 because its literally 85% of the 5080 performance for $300 less on average. Zero regrets making this purchase. Coming from a 3070, its amazing how much better cyberpunk 2077 looks. Temps with cyberpunk stay around the mid 60s(undervolted 80% max power) whereas is was low 70s without undervolting(definitely case dependent, i dont have alot of fans) No coil-whine or any fan noise even under heavy load. I do recommend undervolting( MSI afterburner) so you'll use less power and lower temps but keep the performance. It is a HUGE card! barely fit in my h510i case so if you're running a mid sized case, keep that in mind. its not a SFF card. Comes with a good quality anti sag brace and the 12VHPWR adapter. I cant speak on the adapter quality because i didn't use that part in my build but im sure its good. Also to note, I don't like MSI lighting suite so will recommend using another program. Other than that minor grip, I love this card and ill gladly recommend it to anyone else

Great graphics card, overpriced though. If you can find for ~850 on sale it’s a great buy. Otherwise go with the 9070xt. Enough about the price, it’s a great 1440p/entry 4k card for triple a games and is a great pair with any recent intel i7/i9 or ryzen 7/9. This card runs very cool and quiet and has no stuttering issues. Also overclocks VERY well in msi afterburner, i was a little lucky with mine as i was able to get a +325 core and +2200 memory clock at 105 power limit with 70% fan speed. I would probably not buy this at its current price but i wish everyone luck with their hunt for a gpu

Sensational GPU, flawless in every aspect, excellent build quality, low temperature even when mounted vertically, very good MSI software for both on-board configuration and overclocking, very powerful card running everything smoothly without needing frame generation, and the service provided by Best Buy was impeccable.

Poor cpu (ryzen 7 5800xt) cant process the information fast enough for this graphics cards full potential. It sits at 50c, very quiet... massive night and day difference from the msi 3060 12gb. I tweak some settings to utilize what my system can perform which is only about 80% of this gpu's potential. But then again i dont have to worry about it overheating. The thing was expensive.

Not much to say other then I got what was listed an awesome 5070ti. Wanted this bad boy for a while now with the extra cores and stronger processor how could I not. I was upgrading from a 5070 that was my starting base and it was good. I had ARMA REFORGER benched around 60-70 FPS I was happy with that but wanted that smooth gameplay that true feeling so here comes the upgrade. The 5070ti noticeable bigger then the 5070 gave my pc case a nice full look and the RGB on the card looks amazing as well. Now benchmarking this was a night and day difference ARMA REFORGER 90-111 fps and man what a smooth performance. I was more than happy with the money to value performance even with the inflated prices at the moment. The 5070ti is truly a high tier GPU just at the price. Next year the 5080 is gonna make an appearance if the market agrees. Would highly recommend this for gamers who have a good budget to work with as this is a higher end card. I would also pair this with a Ryzen 7 9800x.

Works perfect, stays cool and quiet in graphically intensive games, and is a massive upgrade over my previous RTX 2080super

Love this GPU! I did have to buy a new PSU so be aware of the power and connection needed before you purchase. I keep the BIOS switch on gaming and it still stays quiet. I sit right under my wall mounted, open air case. Soooo glad I bought it when I did. It is now $200 more than I paid for it. I can now play Halo on 4k without two of the maps textures glitching out on me. The triple fans keep my temps under 60°c under heavy load.

I was looking at this and the Gigabyte Gaming OC. I wanted and all MSI system this time and was worried that the cooler wouldn't perform as well as the Gigabyte since it's a thinner 2.5-ish slot design. I decided to go for it and am glad I did. This thing runs cool and quiet, completely satisfied with it. OC beast in with MSI Afterburner and can match all LEDs with MSI Center. Only con: Value. For me it was ok, I got it on sale. But MSRP high for a 5070Ti.

Excellent card for high hz 1440p and 4k gaming with high headroom for overclocking. Cooling keeps the card cool under load. I typically see it hover around 60-66c with fans at 85% at 99% utilization and overclocked. When I purchased this card I had a 1440p panel that this card had no issue maxing out, but I upgraded to a 4k OLED panel recently. I easily get 240fps in 4k in all my Esport titles and it pushes 70-80 fps in 4k native on my single player titles. DLSS and frame generation make pushing 200+ in 4k in these titles a breeze but not everyone is a fan of frame generation. That being said, you may have to tinker some settings down and enable frame generation in order to hit 150+ fps in 4k if you're maxing out settings like ray tracing and ray reconstruction on newer games. Only way to get more right now is to get a 5080/5090 but the price/performance ratio with the current market is pretty ludicrous. TLDR: If you're sticking with 1440p, this card will easily last you many years to come. If you're okay with frame generation, you'll be good in 4k ultra raytracing 120fps+ for a while as well.

Good looking card. The supplied GPU stand/lift is nice. Fans run quiet and temps stay cool. Only issue I have is that the price dropped $150 a month after my purchase. It would be nice if Best Buy had a 1 -3 month price guarantee.

I bought this to replace a 2070super. It’s considerably larger, so keep that in mind if you have a smaller PC case. It’s a fantastic upgrade, being 200+% more powerful than my previous GPU. I use it to play VR in a Valve Index, and it is buttery smooth, and stable. RTX looks phenomonal. So far, this GPU has chewed up everything I’ve thrown at it, including Arc Raiders, VR, and other relatively recent titles.

This card has been working like a champ. Gave a noticeable boost to performance in games. When pushing the settings to max at 1440p, this card stays in the low 60s. It has been working like a dream.

This MSI 5070 Ti is an absolute beast for 1440p and even holds its own at 4K. I upgraded from a 4070 Ti Super and immediately noticed smoother gameplay and better frame rates in pretty much every game I threw at it. The triple-fan cooler keeps things quiet and cool, even during long gaming sessions. And with 16GB of GDDR7, it’s ready for future games without breaking a sweat. DLSS 4 is wild—games look better and run faster. For the price, it outperforms anything else in this range. If you want a future-proof, high-performance card without spending $1,000+, this is it.

I downloaded hogwarts legacy, im running it with a amd ryzen 7 9800x3d. I can play the game max on everything at 60fps. It looks amazing. But if you take ray tracing off i max out my fps at 120fps but my monitor is only 120 hz. I will say there is a big differences at a 120fps from 60fps and id rather have at least 120fps from here on out. The graphics look much better than you will ever get on ps5 and xbox. This card will also be ahead of not neck to neck with some ps6 pro so you are well good for next gen gaming . And with the right cpu you wont have to run gta 6 at 30 fps.

the fps on various games on this compared to the 5070 is honestly a crazy jump in speed. its also very quiet too!

I bought this card a few weeks ago and it’s great. Been playing tons of games with no performance issues. It’s not loud either haven’t notice the fan noises so that’s a plus. Definitely a step up from my last card so glad I made the upgrade. It’s also easy to install just really big though.

After spending time with the MSI RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Trio OC, I can say this card feels like MSI took the best parts of their high-end design philosophy and doubled down. It’s one of those GPUs where the first thing you notice is the size — it’s huge, heavy, and looks like it came out of a sci-fi reactor core. But once it’s installed and running, the power instantly makes sense. Performance — It’s unapologetically fast This card doesn’t “kinda” run games at high resolution — it crushes them. 1440p? Maximum everything, triple-digit FPS, even in modern AAA titles. 4K? It handles it like it’s finally the resolution GPUs were meant for. What stands out is how smooth everything feels, especially when ray tracing and DLSS are involved. NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture + the big jump in RT cores and Tensor performance gives it that next-gen feel. Even games that normally stutter or struggle on weaker cards feel confident on this one. Thermals & Noise — MSI nailed the cooling MSI’s Tri Frozr 4 cooler is honestly one of the highlights. You’d expect a GPU this powerful to sound like a jet engine. But no — the fans stay whisper-level quiet, even under heavy load. Temperatures stay surprisingly cool: • Idles low • Gaming load stays well within safe, comfortable ranges • Zero thermal throttling It’s the kind of cooler that feels over-engineered in the best way, like MSI wanted it to stay cool even in the Sahara. Build Quality — Premium from every angle The card feels expensive. The metal shroud, the weight, the RGB that doesn’t look tacky — everything gives “flagship” energy. MSI always does well here, but this one feels especially refined. You can tell this isn’t a budget trim. It’s meant to stand out in a case window. Power & Space — Be prepared This is where the card demands respect: • It’s long. You need a case that isn’t shy about GPU space. • It uses the 16-pin power connector and likes a 750W+ PSU. • Cable management matters because of its sheer physical footprint. Not a dealbreaker, but you can’t force this beast into a cramped mid-tower and hope for the best. Day-to-Day Use — Fast, stable, and surprisingly efficient Outside of gaming, everything feels snappier: • Video editing and rendering benefit from the 16GB of GDDR7. • AI tools, 3D modeling, and heavy multitasking feel smoother. • Multi-monitor setups are fully supported with modern DP 2.1 and HDMI ports. It’s not just a gaming card — it’s a workhorse if your PC doubles as a productivity machine. The honest downsides Nothing is perfect, so here’s what I’d call out: • Price: It’s premium-priced, and you definitely feel that. • Size: This card is not for small cases. • Overkill for some: If you’re only gaming at 1080p, this GPU is more than you’d actually use. But for what it delivers, the performance-to-experience ratio is excellent.