Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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).

Good card, ehh price (better price then most other 5070 ti’s which is sad to say). Playing games feels great at 1440p ultra settings, usually laying around 120fps depending on the game. Happy about this purchase and don’t have any thoughts of returning, but even then, there are still some issues. Nvidia has some weird driver issues with the 50 series cards that causes bad artifacts in videos. Videos on discord, videos on YouTube, and videos you’re editing all get affected. It can become really annoying quickly. The card also faces issues of the drivers being finicky after restarting computer. My second monitor would not register until I redownloaded the drivers every time I restarted my computer. At first I thought this was my own computers fault, but then I researched online and saw it happened to many others (Both the artifacting and screen issues). This issues aren’t deal breaking at all, but still are annoying.

Glad i was able to grab this before it selling out in may and at slight msrp, waited a bit to review for a proper analysis of the gpu. This photo is farming simulator 25, but ive been able to play This and other games in 4k at max settings with no problems. Slight improvement from the 4070 super i had, but nothing major, Still a great product.

Awesome GPU and Best Buy was able to price match it saving me over 200$. I would 100% recommend buying from them especially for GPU’s

Handles all new games amazingly, mostly thanks to frame gen. Best Buy's service was good and i picked it up in store ablut a week after purchase

Great card, have had it for about a month now. Probably the best card on the market right now considering price and performance. Performance is mind blowing and happy to get it slightly above msrp.

This GPU is fantastic. It was definitely worth the upgrade. Great FPS. Huge difference in quality from the 4070 Super I had before. I’m very impressed

Good solid card, native performance is great. Simple look.

Was able to grab this and had it delivered quick and in perfect condition without any hassle

This card had a manufacturing defect with leaking thermal paste I would not recommend this model especially at its price it has one leg in the grave before you open the box

Im very happy with this video card, i got it for a decent price and it stays cool, it's quiet and offers excellent performance and handles being overclocked really well.

Fantastic card. Does 1440p ultrawide well. No complaints. It’s quiet and a true 2 slot card. Easily fits in my ATX case.

Dramatic improvement over my old card (Radeon RX 6700 XT). Easy to install, but read the instructions. The card comes with additional supports because of how heavy it is.

I’ve been using the RTX 5070 Ti OC version for a few weeks now, and I’m extremely impressed. The card runs cool even under load, delivers excellent performance in all the latest games, and best of all—it’s truly plug-and-play. No need to mess with undervolting or custom tuning—it’s ready to go right out of the box. I picked mine up at $849, which was a great deal compared to current market prices. I had considered the 7900, but the lack of DLSS and weaker ray tracing performance made the 5070 Ti the obvious choice for me. DLSS 3.5 and ray tracing really make a difference, and this card handles both with ease. Overall, I’ve had a great experience so far—smooth, efficient, and powerful. Highly recommended!

Does everything i want it to. not too loud for me but for 5-600$ less than a 5080 well worth it. No RGB's on this card but for me i just wanted a nice card that works for what i wanted at a good price. for reference i upgraded from a 1070ti. This card stays very cool and the hottest ive seen it was at 73C butnormal it stays 50-60C while gaming and 25-40C while doing other tasks. all in all great card for the price.

This graphics card is actually amazing. It’s an easy set up and a beast. I paired it with a ryzen 7 7800x3d and I get easily 240+fps in pretty much every game. Really recommend this card

Great card. Great fps on everything ive giveb it in 4k. I flashed the bios to the gaming card bios and was able to get 5080 performance on overclock with raised power limit

Dont let that "SSF" designation fool you, this thing rips through AAA titles and more. It destroys its little brother (the 5070) leaves it in the dust. Do yourself a favor and for 2 more benjamins buy yourself this one-you'll thank me later. I wanted a 5080 but those prices rn are outragous so this one is still beast for now and runs AAA games on ultra with dlss at above 120fps+

Excellent graphics card. Easy to install and no issues. Shipment was in perfect condition. Now I can run 300+ Minecraft mods with zero lag. :D