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)

Poor performance for its price. Got the nee AMD instead for less than half the price.

The RX 9070 xt get the same performance for cheaper price than the RTX 5070 ti

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Demoro en llegar pero cumplió con la fecha establecida, sin ningún detalle a la vista aunque yo la tendré guardada hasta comprar sus demás componentes

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...

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.