Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Upgrading from a 3070 FE and what an upgrade this has been. It’s a beautiful graphics card. Definitely a beast!

I started with a 3070 EVGA then I wanted more FPS and got the 5070 TI it was a great buy all games run at 165 FPS now use to run 95 FPS on the 3070 with mid rage graphics.

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.

Bought the card and realized I didn’t have enough power cables from my PSU to work with the Nvidia adapter that came with the card. Ordered a cable on Amazon that said it was for my PSU and card type, but of course it didn’t work quite right. Was causing sputtering and power issues to the card. Bought the correct PSU cable from the PSU manufacturer and it worked perfectly.

The performance is a big step up from what i used to have. 3070 8gb with a ryzen 5 5600x

Great card! Excellent cooling and low fan noise. This is the one for OC

I love the card so far. I upgraded from a RTX 2060 so this is a major upgrade for me. Nevertheless, I wish the card was closer to its MSRP price of $750 vs $999.

Works like a charm — fast, quiet, and absolutely amazing for gaming and creative work. Couldn’t be happier with the upgrade

Received card in and box in good shape. Solid card no issues to date.

This card is amazing better than my 3060 card from a prebuilt

Tuf gaming does it again. Looks amazing and performs excellent. Play games in 4k which kinda surprised me. Lol. I highly recommend this GPU. All worth the extra cash.

finally bought an nvidia 50 series with an msrp price!

Black screens from wake on every driver I tried. Displayport/Win10/MSI 32in4k-144hz. Had to return card. Having to return a nice 5070ti because of drivers were so bad that card acts defective necessitates one-star review.

Upgraded from a 3080 to the RTX 5070 Ti and honestly? I’m super happy with it. First thing: it’s huge, like “make sure your case is ready” huge. But man, it looks amazing. The RGB gives it that extra flair, and the build quality feels premium all around. I mostly game at 1440p (2K), and this thing just flies. Every game runs smooth as butter, temps stay low, and I haven’t heard the fans go crazy once. It’s like it does the job without breaking a sweat. Coming from a 3080, I wasn’t sure how much of a jump I’d really feel—but the difference is real. More stable frames, smoother gameplay, and just a better overall experience. Yeah, GPUs are expensive right now, no doubt. But in my case? Totally worth it. I’m loving it so far, and if you’re on the fence, I say go for it—just make sure you’ve got room for this monster.

Decided after some lower than preferred performance from my 5700x3d/4070 OC build so i decided to step up to a 'ti' model and grabbed this Asus TUF 5070ti. My previous 4070 OC was also an Asus TUF model, still going strong, but the issue became 90fps+ at 1440p resolution in newer games (mainly UE5 titles) and the tradeoff between DLSS modes to increase framerates and decrease stutters and 1% low fps. Install was as easy as any other card, awkwardly large, blocks the pci-e release, weight and card sag, and finally power cables that weren’t flexing and stressing the connections. Ran 2 6-pin pci-e cables from dedicated PSU lanes into the 16-pin adapter. Voila, improved performance but still 1% low and suttering with settings turned up. Decided to upgrade to a 7800x3d build with MSI X670E MAG Tomahawk and a MSI MAG A850GL 850w PSU from Best Buy (for the dedicated 16-pin pci-e cable, and extra headroom). 1% lows improved immensly, performance is steady, and 5070ti doesnt break a sweat at 1440p anymore. So all in all, AM4 can support this card for sure, but I'd say even performance and slight bottlenecking might not meet expectations of a significant upgrade without AM5 performance. Ordered online and picked up in store no issue. Glad they show product availability for your 'Home' store, i walked in and didnt see this card, but checked the app and ordered. I guess some things need to be protected beyond product casing on the floor, but it would be great to indicate you even had the product availability as i was in the store.

I’ve been using the RTX 5070 Ti for a month now and I’m very satisfied with its performance. It runs all current games on ultra settings with no issues, stays cool, and is very quiet. A great choice for anyone looking for power without sacrificing efficiency. Highly recommended.

Best buy did good delivering and inventory the item. Price point is out of everyone's control. Not worth the price if you're on a 40-series card. If you're on 30 or older, definitely worth the jump if you really desire an upgrade. 5070ti is the best bang for buck. Marginal performance for the higher end cards versus the exponential price hike. OC works as advertised using the ASUS software. Card stays cool, runs well with ray tracing and DLSS. The biggest issue is still driver issues are still present but not as bad as they were in the beginning. Glad they're fixing the problems slowly but surely. Snag if you're really itching for it or in need of an upgrade. Otherwise wait for next gen or decent sale.

I know I paid a premium for a TUF card, but I don't care. They look cool. They have giant coolers. The 5070Ti is, unless you're Scrooge McDuckin it on a pile of 5090 money, the best performance/value 50 series GPU. It runs everything I throw at it, 1440p, max settings, 120+fps, and the highest temp/fan speed I've seen is 60c and 1100rpm. I've yet to hear the fans, and have zero coil whine. If you're willing to pay over MSRP you will get quality with this GPU. Also, the little RGB TUF logo on the corner syncs with Signal RGB right outta the box. Pretty neat.

A great GPU that runs whisper silent but is a beast at performance. Also, it is physically built well and is great quality.