Been an excellent card for me so far. Even with the switch in gaming mode the card runs silently in my case. Temps never exceed low 60's C. I know this is a flagship model which should come with a premium price but I feel like its straying a little too far in excess of the MSRP. That said, I can't say that going with a different brand with the same NVIDIA chip you would get any better of a deal. Read more

Runs everything perfectly at 1440p on my Asus TUF gaming monitor at 300 Hz. Runs cool and quiet and stays around low 60s ° C. Managed to get it running at almost 3.200 MHz OC, but it runs stable around 3.150-3.180 MHz with 0.995 V with a slight undervolt. Not complains so far. Amazing graphics card and well designed. I guess it gets very close or lightly exceeds a base RTX 5080 with this OC. Read more

I've been a 070 Ti person every since the GTX 1070 Ti FTW card. But this card is a beast. 16GB of Vram is the sweet spot for 1440p gaming, to which it is very capable of and performs really well in. If you're looking for a high end card without going above and beyond, then this is the card for you. Prices may vary but you won't be disappointed by the performance this beast can put out. The fans are relatively quiet, and keep the temperatures cool at around 50°c to 60°c under load. Just be sure to have 3 individual pcie connectors to plug into the vga ports on your power supply and into the 12Vhpwr connector that comes with the graphics card. This also comes with its own support brace to prevent GPU sag. Read more

One of the best GPUs I have ever used, Silent and Works Great with my 2K Samsung G6 Monitor, runs all the games in ULTRA and HIGH without any issues. Make sure you have a Full Tower Case, as this is a very big GPU Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The world was dull. Frames stuttered. Temperatures soared. Shadows clipped like ghosts in broken dreams. And deep within the shell of my PC—a noble rig once proud but now weary—hope flickered like a dying LED. Then came the day the MSI RTX 5070 Ti Vanguard SOC descended from the silicon heavens. I still remember unboxing it. That heavy, industrial armor. The triple-fan design like a trinity of war gods. The 16GB of GDDR7 practically humming with potential. It didn’t just feel like a graphics card—it felt like a statement. Like a declaration of war against lag, bottlenecks, and compromise. Installation was smooth. Almost too smooth, like destiny itself had cleared the PCIe lanes. It fit my Prime 8760M-A AXIS II motherboard like a glove sculpted by NVIDIA themselves. I connected it to my ASUS TUF Gaming 1000W PSU, fully modular and humming with readiness. And when I pressed the power button? The Vanguard awakened. My display came to life in crisp, glorious resolution. I launched Cyberpunk 2077—no stutter. I dove into Red Dead Redemption 2, ultra settings, ray tracing on, and the card didn’t even blink. Temperatures? Cool as the other side of the pillow. Fans? Whisper-quiet unless I asked them to roar—and even then, it was the kind of roar that said, I’ve got this. It wasn’t just about performance. It was about presence. The MSI lighting—tasteful, confident, not obnoxious—brought my case to life. Every benchmark it ran wasn’t just a number—it was a victory. And the overclocking? Oh, it came hungry for it. Stable. Reliable. Like a tuned sports car that knows exactly how to grip the curve. It laughed in the face of 4K. It smirked at DLSS 3.5. And it conquered every game I threw at it like a knight crossing a battlefield untouched. I’ve had GPUs before—some good, some forgettable—but this? This is the one I’ll remember. The one that reminded me why I love PC gaming. The one that made my system feel alive again. Bravo, MSI. The Vanguard doesn’t just play the game—it rewrites the rules. —A loyal gamer reborn in 16 gigs of glory 🎮🔥 I DO WISH IT WAS BETTER PRICED! Read more

I'd give the product a better review if It came from a 3rd party seller and not Amazon. Fun fact, amazon takes 15% of all sales from 3rd party sellers. So this specific card costs $969.99 when purchased directly from the manufacturer. In order for a 3rd party seller to break even they'd need to charge $1,115 (And that's if they bought at MSRP) Also the photo suggests the GPU cover plate is gray, but it's really more black than anything. It looks great and is totally silent when running. I also really like the easy switch on the side for overclocking. Oh, they also included a really nice low profile MSI anti sag bracket so that was nice. Read more