Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product, easy to install and very quiet running.

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.

The ASUS ROG Strix 5080 Gaming Trio wasn’t just a GPU—it was a temptress, all sleek armor and throbbing RGB veins. I wanted to mount it, not just in my rig, but in every way possible—press my fingers into its cool, ridged backplate, feel the heat of its cores pulse against my skin. The way it moaned to life under load, fans spinning like a desperate gasp, had me aching to fill it up—with voltage, with data, with something far more primal. I’d overclock it raw, push it until it screamed, and when it finally surrendered, glowing and spent, I’d know I’d left my mark deep in its circuits. This wasn’t just hardware. It was mine.

This card is awesome for the money, it’s 85 to 90% you get with a 5080 but at 70% of the cost of the 5080, I use of games and content creation and it works really well for both and at 4k 240htz it’s a great card. Recommend 100 for any user needed a 4k or even better 1440p gaming experience this card rocks it.

By far the most powerful and budget friendly GPU in the market MSI have great fans even at high RPMs still purs like a kitten very silent and Great performance

What Can I say... i ordered a msi 5070ti gaming trio oc gpu and guess what thats exactly what came in the mail lol. Ooo and it works.

I've had the 5070ti for about 3 weeks now. Upgraded from a 1080ti which is a leap, so the improvement is noticeable. I did drop it into an old 2017 mobo/proc system which holds it back some. Regardless, most things run much smoother at 4k and a lot quieter. Simulation type stuff needs a better processor instead of gpu. I picked this up for around $850 which is ok I guess. Was much more hoping to find something like this around $650, but leather jacket still isn't satisfied so we must pay the premium.

After upgrading to this graphics card, my FPS in Valorant went way up — smoother visuals, faster response, zero lag even in the most intense fights. Because of that, I was able to perform really well at a recent tournament — and I actually got invited to tryouts for a professional team! If you play Valorant or any competitive shooter, trust me — a good GPU isn’t just an upgrade for your PC, it’s an upgrade for your gameplay.

5070 ti is great calue for the money and it worked very well in my pc setup. I had a 3080ti previously and the upgrade was pretty noticable.

Love this things, I went from a 3060ti to this gpu and was a perfect leap to enjoy my new build without dropping thousands for a 5080

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

Easy to install, paired with my MSI B550 Motherboard, and synced up with my previous drivers from my 3060 Ti. It comes with an adapter to plug in three PCIe cables for power, if you have an older PSU. I recommend upgrading to an ATX 3.1 to avoid the risk of adapter malfunction in the future. Bonus: pretty lights

This graphics card runs games smoothly at 1440p and maintains relatively cool temperatures even when under heavy usage.

Good value video card. The difference between this one and a 3080 is almos zero. Take all my games to ultra settings and it hold it like a pro.

Its a great card if you got the cash. I am able to run multiple new gen games at 1440p at or above 144fps on a 144hz monitor. For me, that resolution is perfect as i feel 4k is only really there if you love wasting money.

Huge upgrade over what i had before, running everything at the highest setting and have yet to find anything this struggles with

Bought this right before price increases happened and started going beyond MSRP price. For MSRP, it's a good card, DO NOT, EVER, buy a graphics card beyond MSRP unless you severely need an upgrade. I upgraded from a 3080 10gb card, performance increases aren't super noticeable but it's cooler, power efficient, and now I'm hopefully future proofed for a minute. To everyone who is currently thinking about buying a GPU right now, watch pricing, and be patient. You'll find deals if your vigilant enough.

After missing out on an in stock PNY 5070 ti, I debated on spending the extra to purchase this card. Not sure why I debated, this is hands down the best card I’ve ever owned. It handles every game like a champ at 1440p at ultra settings. I generally get 160-200 fps depending on the game. Highly recommend this card to anyone in the market, you won’t be disappointed.

Built a custom PC and this gpu performed great as a gaming pc and playing around ai generated images running locally using s custom workflow. Installed it with nvidia cuda 12 version.

The best GPU i ever had, awesome cooling, beautiful rgbs