Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best 5070 Ti you'll find for the price! PNY for the win!

Bang for buck. Why buy at a higher price when pny has it for less.

First time buy some good thing and price at 749.99, that's very valuable

This is the sweet spot for pc gamers. You can undervolt it and redude temps and watts by a large amount. You can also overclock and have it running at basically stock 5080 performance. Its dead quiet, the fans dont turn on until over 50 degrees Celsius and then its usually around 30 percent speed and you hear nothing. I use a 1440p monitor and I can max settings in every game possible. You can turn on frame gen to get insane high fps while using less gpu load. I upgraded from tixan xp to a 5070 and was happy but getting the 5070 ti at msrp was a no brainer. I returned the normal 5070 and couldn't be happier.

Bought this during the June 4th drop and was very happy to get a Msrp 5070ti. The card runs cool and quiet, mine has no audible coil whine. Paired with a 14700k at 1440p I'm more than happy with the performance I get from this card. It overclocks very well. With the newest afterburner beta you can go +3000 (375mhz) on the vram and I'm able to run +250mhz core stable in games. In Cyberpunk at 1440p with the overclock I'm within 2fps of a stock 5080, that's amazing considering how much cheaper this card is compared to the 5080 which is impossible to get at Msrp. I've had 0 issues on driver 576.52, I've seen people talking about random flickering and black screen but I haven't had a single issue since installing this card. All in all, it's another solid, no frills msrp gpu from Pny. I've used this brand since the Nvidia 8800gt 512mb card, they've been around a long time and haven't let me down yet with any of the msrp cards I've gotten from them over the years.

Upgraded from a 3080 10gb to this card. Performance has been great at 1440p, able to max all settings in all games. The huge benefit from the upgrade was this card use less power and stays cooler than the 3080 (it was a furnace). The card runs quiet, no coil whine either. The 16gb vram should be enough for awhile. The build quality is decent, nothing fancy, metal back plate, simple black design, large heatsinks and triple fans. One of the only remaining 5070 ti that you can get at MRSP.

Was worth holding out for MSRP. This 5070 Ti is just as good as any other 5070 TI costing hundreds more and a much better value than a 5080. Overclocks well with core reaching over 3150mhz and memory to the moon. No coil whine issues either. Runs everything in 4k ultra native and DLSS + FG can give you more fps if you desire.

Solid native 1440p/DLSS-enabled-4k offering from NVIDIA if this listing is MSRP. It runs cool and quiet, over clocks well too if you put in the time. Thank you PNY for keeping an MSRP model on shelves. Seriously. This is crazy.

Lucked out and grabbed one of these at MSRP. Nothing bad to report, just a solid solid card. It's so silent I often times have to get up to see if the fans are actually running. Good fps in everything I was throwing at it. Pretty much double everything from my 3070. And the DLSS4, though it's "fake frames" actually runs really well. I also do 3D modeling in Blender and it's noticeablely faster. The extra vram allows me to also have Unreal or Substance Painter opened at the same time too without hitting some cap like before. Just a great card that works and works well.

Runs about as quiet as my prior Gigabyte 3070, and this is about twice as fast, though it's unfortunate you have to move up a tier to get twice the performance after so many years. At 1440p with DLSS quality, I can max out the graphics options in Cyberpunk and get a steady 60fps. Turning on DLAA halves it to 30, which is still very playable for a single-player game. Games like The Finals and Valorant have frames in the hundreds and I can easily max out my 165hz screen.

Undervolted/Overclocked at 850mV the card and my temperatures averages around 59C with some peaks at 63C. Only around 5 fps drop compared to stock settings. Fan is a bit louder than my older GPU's at 30% but not distracting at all. Only thing I didn't like is that the fan curve does not go below 30%. Coming from a 4 year old card the boost in performance was worth it at MSRP.

The PNY GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is an absolute powerhouse that hits the sweet spot for serious gamers and creators alike. For those looking for an incredible performance boost without jumping to the top-tier 5080 or 5090 price point, this card is the perfect fit. The gaming experience is second to none, especially at 1440p resolution where this card absolutely chews through anything you throw at it. With DLSS 4 and the new Blackwell architecture, you can max out your graphics settings in demanding AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and experience buttery-smooth frame rates. Even at 4K resolution, the 5070 Ti delivers a fantastic, highly playable experience. Beyond raw power, the PNY model stands out for its fantastic thermal performance and quiet operation. The triple-fan cooler is remarkably efficient, keeping temperatures well under control even during intense gaming sessions. It's a breath of fresh air for anyone used to louder, hotter GPUs. Another major selling point is the card's value proposition. PNY has a history of offering reliable, well-built cards at or near the MSRP, and this 5070 Ti is no exception. While it may not have flashy RGB lighting like some premium variants, the solid construction and powerful, no-frills performance make it a smart purchase for a wide range of users. The inclusion of 16GB of GDDR7 memory is also excellent for future-proofing your build. Overall, if you're looking for a significant generational leap in performance that runs cool and quiet without a massive price tag, the PNY GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is an easy recommendation.

Even under full load, it runs quieter than my cpu fan and doesn't make my room hot like my previous card.

This is a great card. One of the few 5070 Ti that actually sell at MSRP. I did end up returning this due to landing a 5080 FE within my return period, but overall this is still a great card and well worth it for most. Especially those that game at 1440P. It can do 4K too, but I would suggest more power for 4K.

This is the one GPU that is consistently available and sold at MSRP and for that alone, it deserves 5-stars. But for the sake of this review, I want to look beyond price and availability. The card itself is excellent. Performance is solid right out of the box. It's a simple plug-and-play that required no optimization on my part. at 98% utilization it stays reasonably cool at around 70–73°C. While this is safely within operating limits, it does run slightly warmer than some competing cards, which tend to stay under 70°C under similar conditions. My biggest issue, however, is the return policy. Best Buy only offers a 14-day return window for this GPU. I'm not sure if that's the norm for graphics cards, but I remember having 30-day return windows on other electronics. That shorter return period is the main reason I’m holding back from giving this a full 5-star rating.

High quality, silent fans, running at close to 300w and 3100mhz and still only 67C.

One of the few you can get at msrp. Works great and runs cool!

Works great nice and cool and runs well. Was easy to install

Fantastic Card quiet and performative at msrp price

Very fast and is quiet. No complaints. Just fast enough for 4k.