Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgraded from a 2080. This card is absolutely amazing. I brought this card to future proof for the next ~8 years at 1080p mainly, and with the potential to swap to 1440p later. It can play all the latest game with ray tracing on while still keep temps around 50C. Most importantly is the card size and build. This is one of the few options of a 2.5 slot gpu. Meaning this gpu can fit into alot of smaller pc cases. In my pc case it fits the Hyte y60 perfectly, with some room for airflow between glass and the card. It doesn’t use any thermal putty so can be safely mounted vertically. The card fans don’t sound loud and has 2 fan options accessible by a physical switch on the card itself. 4star cause this version the card (non-plus) only has 4 hear pipes vs the plus version having 5 heatpipes. Yet this card is being sold at $1000 as the plus ver

The 5070 Ti MSI Gaming Trio is a beast. Super quiet, stays cool, and the performance is way better than I expected. Every game I’ve thrown at it runs smooth with high frames, and the card looks clean in the case with the RGB. If you’re upgrading, this thing is absolutely worth it.

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.

I upgraded from a rtx3080 10MB. Nice upgrade overall. Card is very quiet and runs cool. Very fast. I recommend it.

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.

Great card at the price point (got in late at $850). Price delta reflects $ to performance, but personally wouldn't spend more than ~$900 in this market. Exceptional cooling is its biggest strength, and very quiet under load. No complaints given the crazy times.

Plays any game flawlessly, on ultra and epic settings. Super quite and stays very cool. This replaced my 7900xtx, and I'm happy.

Arrived quickly. Happy with the performance. Rgb looks nice and it's been ice cold as far as temps.

Wasn’t sure if I should just go the extra thousand or so for one of the top tier cards. Glad I don’t, honestly this runs all games on absolute max sims, and if you use frame gen your fps sits at 120+ There’s that part of everyone that just wants to spend for the absolute to end card; but right more unless you’re doing something pretty niche, the 5070ti is likely well beyond what you need. Suffice it to say, I play Ark Asa ultra graphics on Astraeos and run at 120+ fps with frames gen, and I absolutely never crash.

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.

Runs very quiet and cool. While it is a good card, avoid it if it is not close to msrp. component prices are messed up, but dont buy it at 1k+

Awesome design on the card, rgb lights are not too much but add a nice touch. Card stays cool under heavy gaming and its super quiet.

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 RTX 5070 Ti feels like the GPU we’ve been waiting for. While the 5090 is busy pulling enough power to jumpstart a small car, the 5070 Ti stays cool, quiet, and incredibly efficient while delivering performance that rivals the previous generation's flagships.

This 5070 TI model is nearly silent and extremely potent in 1440p and even 4K. When I shop for graphics cards, noise is a huge factor, and I can’t even hear this one ramp up under full load.

Awesome looking card and great overclocker. Also runs below 60 degrees at all times on the "gaming" bios setting (it has dual bios switch built onto the card)

Upgraded to the RTX 5070 Ti and it’s been an absolute beast. Huge jump in FPS at 1440p, smooth frametimes, and runs cooler than I expected under load. Perfect balance of performance and efficiency for high refresh gaming. Couldn’t be happier with the upgrade.

Love this GPU. Running my games have never been so good. Build quality 10/10. Design 10/10. Look 10/10. Performance 10/10

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.

Upgraded to this from my 1070, so it was a long time coming. I use this for video streaming, recording, editing, gaming, trading stocks, and CAD software and I have yet to hit a wall that I can't hurdle, so I am very pleased with it. I will be using this GPU for roughly 10 years, so price wasn't really a factor in this decision. Looks exactly like the picture, and the installation was really easy, so there's nothing to complain about here. For those doing a first-time GPU swap, always remember to wipe the previous drivers and preinstall the new GPU drivers.