Customer Ratings & Reviews

So understand I got this card during the great GPU shortage of early 2025. Given the limitations of the market I think I got one of the better deals available. Even 3 or so months later the better deals I've seen are all out of stock in like 5 minutes. So if you're reading this once the market has calmed down bear in mind I might not be as charitable in normal times. I will say this is a very solid card, it seems to be physically well built, I haven't had any gel oozing out or any issues like that. Thermals are great, even under load I haven't gotten it to crack 65-66 Celsius (I have two bottom mounted fans blowing right at it and good front to back airflow though). It is huge though, seriously this card is like the size of a Steam Deck. Probably longer, it's a monster. I have a mid tower case and it fits but it definitely fills the space. You will definitely need to use the support it comes with. I would have added a second support even, there just wasn't a way to do it in my case. It's probably the worst card I could personally tolerate for 4k gaming or pretty close to it, which is actually a complement because I think it's cool that you don't have to spend 2 grand to game at that resolution and have a good experience. I'm getting between 65-90 fps at 4k, which is what I like I'm mostly a single player gamer anymore nowadays so I tend to favor pretty over smooth. Ray tracing tends to tank performance but is worth it in some games. The DLSS helps a lot, and if I play something older, fps can go much higher. The only thing really wrong with this card is the price, it really should be like an $850 card at most in a sane world. But we don't live in a sane world we live in a GPU shortage. Honestly if you can get a basic 5080 for its $1000 MSRP, obviously get that instead, but if that's not an option (like right now it isn't, 5080s are right around $1600 if you can even find them at the moment), and if you can get a 6070 XT for $600 obviously get that instead (but I don't think we'll ever see that price again). If you already have a 4070 Ti, 4080 or 4090 wait at least another generation. But if you're navigating a crappy GPU market, well I'd rather overpay for a good card at MSRP than pay a scalper. There are definitely way worse deals out there even now that it's calmed down a bit. This is one of those times where I hated that I paid so much but now that I have my card and am using it, I am happy with it and the extra expense isn't such a big deal. I've paid way more for much dumber stuff. Basically the only reason it's not five stars is the price, but I get it. If they charged $100 less they'd never keep them in stock.

The card does everything I hoped a 5070ti would do. Along with my 5800X3D cpu, I'm running most games on an ultrawide monitor at 3440x1440 on High or Ultra settings with high frame rates. Being DLSS compatible means frame gen can pick up the slack where brute GPU force can't hit max settings. I also really enjoy how quiet the fans are. Happy with my purchase.

This card is a beast! A slight undervolt & oc in msi afterburner runs buttery smooth 980mV @3022Mhz. memory max out +2000Mhz temps stable @max load 55c. This is my first gigabyte anything. im stuck in my old ways. Asus for motherboards. Corsair for atx power. Gskill for ram. samsung for ssd. SK hynix for m.2 Evga for gpu. (R.I.P.) i wish they were still in the game. But this time I decided to try gigabyte for a gpu. for the price point it sits in a weird spot.(if you can get them from distributors and not pay extra mark up) just below asus tuf and msi vanguard and gaming trio. but higher than the asus prime and other gigabyte cards except 1. but I believe it is the best card to get. a big selling point for me is the vapor chambered massive cooler it has and the unobstructed big cutout in the backplate to allow heat to escape. Server grade thermal gel is nice. another good selling point is the attention to the 12VHPWR. the plug sits back so the plug does not stick out. also there is a led to indicate that the plug is plugged in all the way. light on .not plugged in enough. light off it is plugged in correctly. others like msi put a thermal pad behind the 12VHPWR. (that just does not sit well with me.) and to top it off this card has a 4 year warranty. all in all this card is built well . it is heavy and does not disappoint where it counts . in game this card rips. what a nice step up from a evga 2080 ti to top it off it comes with a great gpu holder. I

Upgraded to the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GAMING OC 16G recently, and wow—what a difference. Games that used to stutter now run buttery smooth. The WINDFORCE cooling system does a great job keeping temps low, even during intense gaming sessions. Plus, the RGB lighting gives my setup a nice touch. Honestly, this card has been worth every penny—I feel like I’m finally getting the most out of my rig!

Great card. Performance is excellent and thermals are great. Noise is very low even under full load. Its massive though so be ready for that and use the extra support it comes with.

Good card. A little hard to install and it's very large but works well. Also very good FPS

The best bang for buck when overclocking performs close to a 5080 for way less money! This is a great card and has a great cooler to add more power and also undervolt. Able to get 3k on memory and over 400 on the core.

Great card. Runs quiet and cool even at load. Did easy undervolt and overclock.

Purchased this GPU as an excellent-rated open-box. I inspected the GPU at the pick-up counter and noticed the 12vhpwr adapter and VGA holder was missing. After discussing the issue with both the Customer Service and Geek Squad team members, they lowered the grade to "Good" and dropped the price on the spot. The 5070ti looks new and runs great on a 1440p UW setup. This is my second Open Box GPU purchase and both GPUs and buying experiences were excellent.

Massive improvement on my old card. This thing is also massive. Runs everything with ease and stays cool. Also 4 year warranty on the card which is great!

So far, this RTX 5070 Ti has been an excellent GPU. Games run smoothly on ultra settings with high and stable frame rates. The card is also very quiet, even under heavy load, and temperatures stay well controlled. Overall, great performance and reliability. Highly recommended for high-end gaming.

I upgraded from a 3080 and the difference in performance is definitely noticeable! It’s a bigger card so keep that in mind, but the performance you get and Gigabyte’s warranty make it a great card if you can get one!

Excellent power. Speed. Not loud. Perfect card. Using for streaming. Multi boxing.

Sweet Card. All I could ask for for 1440p. Cooler is a bit overkill. The card is absolutely humungous. However, the card runs very cool out of the box.

Cards absolutely wonderful. Coming from a 3070ti the extra memory and overally just stability in higher end games at 1440p has been game changer. With the over the top cooler on this card already you barely hit 65-68 degrees max load. Great card would buy again! (Ps fan lights are off when fans arent spinning thought my card had an issue but its a feature and one you can turn off if youd like)

The card has performed well so far, its built like a tank, not a ton of plastic like some others, and holy moly is it massive, I have this paired with an i9-14900k, 64gb DDR5 6400mhz, and it runs every game l’ve thrown at pretty well, the cooling is also incredible, I have not seen this thing hit 60°C, maxing out games it typically sits around 50-55°. While at idle with 3 4k monitors, it is maybe 2-3 degrees above ambient room temperature. Renders very well and works great with 3D modeling. For being a 70 series card I am fairly impressed so far. It is on the pricier side for a 5070ti, it runs cool, yes I did check to make sure it had all of its ROPS, it does. I am hoping that I continue to believe it was a good purchase, we will see how it compares to the competition. It does come with a support bracket/foot, it screws into the side of the card-which is nice, however, I hope they decide to make other types of brackets that fit for other mounting options. It has the same power connector as the 5080/5090. Overall, I believe it is a great card so far- hoping I continue to given its price, its built well, great cooling, if not an overkill amount of cooling.

Upgraded my current card, a 4070ti to the updated 5070ti and boy when I tell you the slightly higher ram addition and updates that nvidia has done to the 50 series card it's definitely worth the purchase but try and get it at the lower price as some of the higher prices do not make this card worth it. I've had steady frames across many high end games and this card has no issues at all! 10/10 would recommend this to someone who is wanting to upgrade from a previous gen card or is just wanting to build a new pc and put a decent card for a decent price!

Great Card Looks really big temps were great and fan was not too loud. I have in in a Mid size case and it still fit. It is a triple slot though

The Gigabyte 16GB 5070 Ti is a powerhouse in the GPU arena, offering exceptional performance for both gaming and content creation. Its 16GB memory ensures smooth multitasking, while the cooling system keeps temperatures in check, even during intense sessions. A solid choice for anyone looking for high-end performance.

I’ve never had any issues with it since I bought it; it has always been perfect, very low temperatures and excellent quality.