Well, the 5070TI is running perfectly. With the initial install, I had noise coming from the GPU under load. It turns out that the noise was actually the back plate vibrating due to it being plastic. I was able to fix it by pushing up against the shroud "cover". Since then, I have yet to hear it come back. You can, also, use the GPU stand to help stablize it too. I didn't use it due to how my lower case fans are set up (mini atx build with GPU being right above from the lower case fans). I was close in YOLO purchase of the 5090 or wait for the possibility of the B770, but decided to get the 5070TI instead due to pricing. The high end card will have to wait a couple of years when finances are in a better place. I was not disappointed with the performance of the 5070TI. It autoclocked it's speed up to 2800mhz and I was able to play most of my games in mainly 4k high/med settings w/o upscaling. My main games are Star Citizen, Gray Zone Warfare and once in a while The Isle This is something I couldn't achieve with the A770 without dropping it down to 2k upscaling (performance). I can see so much more detail now. I haven't tried 2k to see if I can get higher frames. No, I will not go back to 1080p. Once you go 4k/2k resolution, it will be hard to go back to 1080p. I do have this GPU paired with a 12700k (soon to be replace with an I9) anf 128gb of ddr5 ram. The last time I purchased a GPU in this price was the 3060 a few months before the price drop (thanks COVID). Overall, as much as I want to support team blue, team green is where I will have to support for now. Being able to handle 2k/4k in majority high settings without upscaling with decent frames is must have minimum for me. Read more

I recently picked up the MSI Gaming RTX 5070 Ti 16G Shadow 3X OC, and it's been an outstanding experience overall. Easy to install and impressively compact, it fits cleanly into my case without sacrificing airflow or performance. Once fired up, I was impressed by its quiet, efficient operation — minimal coil whine, even under load. Gaming at 1440p feels buttery smooth across the board. With DLSS 4 and Multi‑Frame Generation enabled, it delivers noticeable frame boosts and crisp motion, especially in fast-paced titles. Overall, this card checks all the boxes: it’s compact and quiet, yet delivers serious power with modern tech like GDDR7 and DLSS 4 support. A great choice for high-end gaming without going overboard. Perfect if you get it for under 800$ Read more

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So far great 👍 had it a few weeks now, no problems, comes with a gpu stand. The gpu itself has no rgb which i don't care about but great condition, perfectly straight, runs everything i want it to, runs most things at max settings. Super easy to install, runs around 30c idle and running warframe max settings im able to stream in 2k. Not super huge OC capabilities but overclocked I gained 10fps so thats nice overall 10/10 Read more

I bought it to upgrade from AMD 7900XT to this because I wanted the Nvidia drivers + CUDA benefits in Davinci Resolve and other programs and it works good. I wasn't really benchmarking it or trying to figure out if it was x amount better than my old card I just know it works, Davinci doesn't crash, and the render times are fine. If you wanna compare specs and benchmarks and all that go ahead but you probably wont notice it in real life unless you are going from like a 3060 to this or something older like a 6800 or even farther back. Read more

So far nothing bad to report. Good thing to know would be that it comes with a splitter dongle, one end connects to the card, and the other two are for two different PCIe cables going to your power supply, therefore make sure you have the needed cables and 2 available PCIe connections on your power supply. The card itself runs Diablo 4 at ultra graphics at 65°C inside my current build. Read more

The middle fan made a rattling noise and that would vibrate the card making the plastic shroud vibrate on the heat sync Read more

I recently bought a 4k monitor that was on sale and my old AMD 6700XT just couldn't run it anymore. Switched to the 5070ti (wanted the 5080 but the prices are just stupid right now) and everything runs great. Had Oblivion Remastered running high with 4k, dlss, frame gen with RTX maxxed out and got 80fps in town and 100-200 inside dungeons. Just a great little card and I'm really happy with it. Also, fits no issue with my little NR200 mini ITX case. It's actually a lot smaller than the AMD card I took out Read more

Beats the heck out of buying a 5070 that's 20% slower for only 100$ more dollars "as of writing 840$". yeah the fans are noisy if you want to keep the clock speeds up, it seems to throttle at 67C unless the fans are over 70%, but when the fans are pegged it manages to keep the card under 61C and keeps the boost clock up to 2800mhz. not sure how I feel about the plastic backplate and cheap looking shroud, but for the price compared to fancier cards I can understand. Read more