msi Gaming RTX 5070 Ti 16G Ventus 3X OC Graphics Card (16GB GDDR7, 256-bit, Extreme Performance: 2497 MHz, DisplayPort x 3 2.1a, HDMI 2.1b, NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture)

I got this card at a great time, after the initial release but before RAM prices when crazy. It has been rock solid for about a year now. I was concerned about the fan noise given this is a less expensive model and I have had a bad experience with loud versions of cards before (3070 FE). I was pleasantly surprised with both noise levels and thermals in this card. I did undervolt a little, but the card normally sits at about 68c when gaming.

Absolute beast I was looking for someone that had the proper power supply connection and this one did the job. This thing looks Slim, but it is one powerful GPU.

This card is great, major graphics performance improvement, nice and quiet.

This card is probably the best value for the 50xx generation. Still more than I would have wanted to pay but with nVidia selling a ton of AI chips that's just the reality. The card runs cooler than my 3080 and at less watts too. It overclocks fantastic as well. Running +425 on the core and +2000 on the memory. Although I have heard mem overclocks can be locked. Reading some reviews they have said this 5070ti has been on the louder side, however it doesn't get hot enough for it to really turn up the fans. Either that or my case fans are loud enough not to notice. Honestly seems a bit quieter than my EVGA ftw 3080. If the 5090s were availble at 2k I might have gone for one of those but otherwise I think this is the best bet. The 5080s are not a whole lot better and those are running almost 2x the cost of this card. Easy choice to get this card.

Card is pretty powerful, the frame gen and DLSS work well on the 5000s. I run a 4k OLED with it and I get between 120fps-140fps on more demanding titles running high settings (Tarkov, DayZ) but others I get as high as 425fps such as Valorant. For games like BF6 that are equipped with DLSS and FG4 I can max the settings out in 4k and still remain above 200fps. All in all it’s a very good card, not as good as my 4090 in raw performance or games that don’t have frame gen, but in those titles that can utilize DLSS and FG4 the 5070ti does outperform my 4090 slightly. The card stays cool even under full load, I never see above 65c. It’s prettt quiet as well.

If you're looking for great performance but don't want to spend RTX 5080 money, this is your best move. You're looking at an average of 15% lower performance compared to the 5080 at roughly 33% less cost. It's a no brainer. The aesthetics are good, but I wish it had a touch of RGB. It's long, but not too heavy, and it does come with an adjustable support bracket. It has been pretty quiet in my system, and I've tried pushing it in various titles, and it's still not sounding like a jet engine. If you're not playing games and in the AI or Cyber Security space, this things is blazing fast for what I've put it through. John/Hashcat, no problem. Llama 3.1 8B, no problem. This card is definitely "the sweet spot" for this generation, and worth every single penny.

Upgraded from a 3060 TI, worth the jump in performance

Its fast and only moderately overpriced so I really cant complain. I'm using it in an egpu enclosure with a single dedicated 300w 2x12 rail. I tried running it with the daisy chain PCIE connections and it just pulled too much power (even from a 600w psu) on the single rail. Make sure you get a psu with the 2x12 setup. Paired it with my 13th gen i5 laptop and it does fine at med/high settings at 3440X1440 resolution. 60+ fps in Elden Ring on high with medium Ray Tracing at that resolution.

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WOW! Compared to a 3070 Ti, the 5070 Ti is an outstanding upgrade. I can now play games such as Witcher 2, Witcher 3, Skyrim, Deus Ex Mankind Divided (so, ten- or so-year old games) at 3840x2160 at Ultra settings without any glaring or frustrating glitches or frame stuttering. I used to have all kinds of issues with the 3070 Ti running Witcher 3, trying to adjust the quality controls in order to get an acceptable frame rate, only for the game to still stutter and tear... it was so frustrating. Now, the game runs so smoothly - no doubt the 16G of VRAM helps - but still, being able to max out the graphic settings now without glitches was worth the upgrade cost in my circumstances.

For those who are not aware, due to RAM shortages in the world because of the AI craze, graphic card prices are already going up at over the top prices. I managed to snag this card as an Amazon Warehouse deal for pretty much MSRP price (1090$ CDN), it was described as "Used - Very Good, without the original packaging", I took at chance since there was no way I was going to pay 1300+ for a card that was around 1000$ new back in November or earlier. I had heard of stories of people either getting a different lower tier card in the box or have the PCB mangled for various reasons. I received the package 2 days later and started recording unpacking it : I got lucky, not only did I get the original packaging, but I got the correct card which looked not that used whatsoever, some plastics were still on. I promptly installed it on my computer and verified that it was indeed a 5070TI with Furmark and promptly tested it, all good! The card itself is a low tier 5070TI, no bells and whistles (no RGB, no dual BIOS) but you know what? It works perfectly. I laugh at reviews from 2025 complaining that the price is high for what it is, it's insane! With the prices of GPUs now, yeah I'm glad to pay MSRP for a returned card that is practically new, considering the same card is like 300$ higher. And I'm not going to go talking about higher tier 5070TI cards like Asus Strix or TUF, Aorus Master, MSI Gaming Trio and so on where they cost 1500-1600$!!! The trick is to scour the Amazon Warehouse deals, there are very rare gems that pop-up at decent MSRP prices, you have to be quick! Very happy with this card and considering that there will not be 5070-80 Supers this year, nor 6000 series cards for the seeable future, 5070TI cards at the price I paid are your best bet. 5080 is too expensive (16GB? Really NVidia???) 5090 are too much (I don't have 5000$, sorry) and lets not talk about 5050/5060/5060TI...

Llevo 7 meses con la gráfica y la recomiendo ampliamente, todo llego correctamente.

I had the Asus prime 5070 and my computer kept crashing. Was hesitant to get another 5070 but this MSI has been perfect and the sensors for temp monitoring work with my MSI motherboard for overall AI fan control which is cool.