Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: - Great performance in 1440p gaming - 16gb VRAM should let you max texture + most other settings for the next few years - Overclocks REALLY well. Memory is easily +2000 on afterburner. You can get around 3200mhz with ~230W power draw, or like I did undervolt to 2900mhz at 180W. Both are big increases in performance to stock - Included support bracket is nice, but unnecessary imo Cons: - Very mild, but still audible coil whine on my unit. Luck of the draw in this aspect - Makes a loud ticking sound when going into 0 DB fan mode, which can be fixed by having a custom fan curve where it is always running. This also reduces idle temps by almost 20 degrees C - I have seen reports of the thermal putty (instead of thermal pads) leaking out of Gigabyte 50 series cards, but this mainly seems to be occurring with vertical GPUs. - It was almost impossible to get at MSRP from anywhere, I was barely able get one from here and got lucky at a 2am drop. Failed many more times to try to get it. now the MSRP cards start at $820. Please do NOT buy this card for more than $800

TLDR: One of the best bang for the buck GPUs at MSRP for gaming and video editing/animating. I’m upgrading from a 3070 (non-ti) and the performance uplift is great! I’m now rocking Cyberpunk at 4k with ultra ray tracing at silky smooth fps (using dlss or course) Pros: quiet, performs well, design is pretty cool looking, comes with anti-sag bracket. Cons: gonna be a tight squeeze in anything other than a full tower, obviously Nvidia’s BS about the 5070 mirroring 4090 performance,

Received an Open Box item in package labelled return center. The card was packaged very poorly in the larger box with tons of uncushioned air space for it to bounce around. There is no indication on this listing that the item would not be shipped brand new. Card itself was sealed in bag and seems to be working on installation. Still debating whether to send back. Other customers should he aware that you may receive poorly packaged open-box items even paying 10%+ over msrp

Great card, runs everything at ultra in 1440p that I’ve thrown at it so far.

The cheapest 5070Ti you can find, which means that this is amazing if you absolutely need Nvidia for productivity/AI purposes. However, it is still more expensive than the 9070XT, which performs similarly. So if you only care about gaming, you should definitely compare pricing for this versus the 9070XT and decide for yourself if the Nvidia software features of slightly better upscaling and frame generation is worth the extra cost.

I was able to get one of these at (the real) MSRP and I’m very pleased. It performs well and stays cool. I use 3440x1440p and so far have been able to max out cyberpunk, with path tracing, using DLSS 2x and getting around 100fps. Great card!

Great card - keeps cool under load and performance is excellent. Little bit of overclocking and you can even squeeze 5080 level performance out of it. Love it!

Runs cool after an undervolt and so far there isn’t any thermal gel leakage as others have reported. This might be due to my card being horizontally mounted instead of vertical.

Nice, quiet, sleek, subtle, and it does everything I want it to. No issues and coming from a 2070 super, it was plug and play for the massive upgrade.

Small form factor card. Works great and gigabyte makes a solid product.

Good product, talking to bestbuy customer support was the toughest part of the purchase

Runs 1440p perfectly above at 150 fps. Used much less power than my 5090.

This card is phenomjnal at MSRP but anything above that is teetering between worth it and not.