Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a really good choice, I had it & I’ve been playing all my games at 1440p at 160-180FPS easily in highs. & at 4K 80-100FPS easily.

This gpu is insane compared to the 4060ti i had. Night and day difference.

Great graphic card looks good in my msi build wanted the vanguard but couldn't get

Every time I start up my pc…looks and feels amazing. Top 10 stuff ive bought this year and this is one of them. Pls buy your son, daughter or who ever has a pc this gpu for them or even for your self this year.

My watercooled 3080 Ti reference was getting 40-50 fps, on a 4K @ 144 hz. Now I am getting 80-90 fps on 4K @ 144hz, using less watts.

Perfect gift for a boyfriend, not the 5080 but who cares!

Runs great. Quieter and morw powerful then my last.

It’s amazing, great value, definitely recommend for a 1440p or even 4k gaming pc

Great card so far, cool whine can be a little loud but plays everything I need at 1440p easy 144hz

Its very good its been working well the past months i had it

Such a great GPU, really enjoyed the looks of it and how well it performs just one downside i wish the connector cable was facing down all thought perfect for vertical mounting

So far it has been a great card, very aesthetic for a build.

Good item, Good features, overlock and 16 gb Buy For sure

Great card with lots of features including some nice rgb lighting. Pairs nicely with my Ryzen 9800x3d.

The MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GAMING TRIO OC delivers outstanding 1440p and serious 4K performance, often rivaling the previous-gen RTX 4080. Built on the Blackwell architecture with 16GB of ultra-fast GDDR7 memory and a PCIe 5.0 interface, it’s a powerhouse for new features like DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation. The card's standout feature is the excellent TRI FROZR 4 cooling system, which ensures the card runs exceptionally cool and quiet even under heavy load, thanks to its powerful STORMFORCE fans and optimized heatsink design. However, be aware of its very large physical size (338 mm length) and its premium price tag, which typically sits well above the base MSRP. Highly recommended for users prioritizing top-tier thermals and acoustics in a high-performance build.

The MSI RTX 5070 Ti 16G is a powerhouse. From the moment I installed it, everything changed—ultra settings, ray tracing on, buttery-smooth frame rates, even in the most demanding games. It runs cool and quiet thanks to MSI’s excellent thermal design, and the 16GB of VRAM means I’m future-proofed for a while. Whether I’m gaming, streaming, or doing creative work, this GPU handles it all effortlessly. If you want elite performance without jumping to the top-tier price, this is the sweet spot.

Personally I love how the card looks. The Rgb isn't incredibly bright as the plastic cover is tinted so if already have tinted glass you may not be able to see it very well or at all. Performance is great! And I have had zero issue playing Sim city 3000 on max setting given the graphical demand the game requires I'm very happy! All jokes aside I am playing almost my entire library on max setting with zero issues this includes running multiple monitors videos or games at once. If you are in the market for a 5070 swing the extra money for the ti. I'm a lot happier with the ti than the 5070 I had.

Great gpu, not as much RGB as some other cards and not as flashy but that's exactly what I wanted. Looks phenomenal, performs great, runs very cool and quiet. Upgraded from a 3070

The title says it all. I upgraded from a 3070 FTW3 (rip EVGA) which I loved, it was just time for an upgrade since I wanted to get some higher resolutions at similar frame rates for my 34" 1440 monitor. The MSI Gaming TRIO OC 5070 Ti has been a great replacement. Its powerful and quiet, it handles everything I throw at it on High or ultra with 165 fps no problem. I play Warzone and Forza Horizon 5 at the moment and they run great. Would recommend.

I was undecided between this 5070 ti graphics card and an RTX 5080, and I'm glad I decided on the MSI Gaming Trio 5070ti. With a 14600K CPU, I managed to achieve a score of 27,583 in the TimeSpy benchmark. It overclocks impressively well, reaching 3300MHz. The only thing I have to complain about is the loud fan noise when they reach 100% utilization. To keep the graphics card below 60°C, it's best to use a curve and not leave it in auto mode. It's nice but simple. It doesn't weigh much, but it's long. Worth the price if it's under $850