Handles overclocking very well to perform like a 5080. Plays all games maxed out ray tracing on 1440p. Such a sleek and quiet design. Love it!

I plugged in this RTX 5070 Ti WINDFORCE OC and my PC immediately felt like it leveled up in real life. Had my fans spinning like jet engines (but whisper quiet), games running smoother than my life decisions, and temps so chill I think it’s part penguin. 16GB of GDDR7? That’s right! This thing came from the future just to flex on GDDR6. It chews through 1440p ultra like it’s a snack and even takes on 4K like it’s no big deal. DLSS 3.5? Yes please. Ray tracing? Absolutely. Regrets? Zero. Also, don’t let “SFF” fool you. This card is compact but powerful, like a sports car in GPU form. GIGABYTE really said “let’s pack three fans and a bunch of attitude into this beast.” If you want a GPU that can game hard, stay cool, and make you feel like a tech god every time you boot up this is it. 10/10 would upgrade again (but probably won’t have to for a long time).

So yes, I got this for my first ever pc build, coming from laptops, I was a bit scared on how this would turn out but I must its great. Installation was a breeze and it fit well in my lian li case. Perfect!

Huge upgrade over my 2070 super (gigabyte windforce OC, so basically the same build) bought before the nvidia price hike of 2020. I can't in my personal opinion rate it lower than what I want to rate it just because Nvidia doesn't know how to release stable drivers after all these years. Be sure to update your BIOS before installing the gpu unless the mobo is newer than the gpu. Regarding Nvidia unstable drivers and newer than 20 series as a whole, RTX broadcast (formerly rtx voice) is worse than the old versions that were compatible with the 20 series and you can't roll back because they made it hard incompatible... Also, if you have black screen issues, use nvidia inspector instead of the nvidia app, downgrade your driver version to the community recommended "stable" 580.97 (i believe it was). Ensure its plugged into your highest pci slot (x16), enable forced gen to highest option in bios (if necessary to fix issues). The other thing worth making sure is you're using the included(with the gpu) power adapter else you may run into the melting problem (non applicable if using the adapter) or other issues. As always Gigabyte made a solid build. Fans work great. Have done multiple stress tests, stays under a nice 60C in a well ventilated room with a newly cleaned Thor v2 (rosewill) large case, only have 4 case fans and a noctua heatsink. No heating issues. Modern games run at over 200fps at maxed out settings, more if you have access to dlss4. Looks great on a 2k monitor at 144hz/165hz(oc) All in all I would recommend! But make sure you have atleast 650w, or calculate your overall wattage of your build before installing aswell as be mindful of how big it is, I had assumed it was only slightly larger than my old card, will include a photo, however it does come with a little stand thingy but I keep in mind the stand may not be long enough to use in a large case like mine, I had to add some metal bridging to my case to have the stand work properly. But now I have a cpu bottleneck instead of a gpu one! (: I was originally planning to buy a 4070 ti super, but after a ton of research I believe I made the better decision to pick this up at this time for this price. If it drops below 750 this is even more of a deal! Would have rather paid 70$ less than get borderlands 4 for free but it is what it is.

it’s great GPU. if only they were MSRP again. otherwise for the money id recommend the 9070xt. But you get what you pay for