msiGaming 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)

For the money this card has decent performance. I’m not a gamer but as a video creator and this was a great upgrade from my rtx 2070 for video rendering. I would have loved to purchase the 5080 or 5090 but did not have the money to invest. I’m very happy with the purchase and found the price at $899 was fair under current market conditions.

Very small card, Fit into a FORMD T1 easily. The card runs cool and quietly. Performs great with an undervolt, very fast.

Great card. Pricey, but worth the performance.

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.

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.

Great card for the price. Already OC, but flexible on over clocking it more and under volting. Currently paired with the 9800x3d and it's running great

I fly Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, which has a very high VRAM usage. This card completely changed my experience flying MSFS2024. The graphics are excellent, the aircrafts fly smooth, and many of the problems I thought were bugs and was experiencing before are gone. The card has been working great so far (only a few weeks of usage).

Purchased on Amazon (July 24, 2025) for $790. Shipping was slow—took over a week to arrive. Tested in a PC build with a Gigabyte B550 Pro AC, Ryzen 9 5900X, and a Fractal Design Define S2 case.At first, the card worked fine, but after a few minutes it started making loud rattling noises. The GPU sagged, and the farthest fan began rubbing against the shroud. I used the included anti-sag stand, which helped somewhat, but I planned to use it in another case without metal PSU shroud which this stand with magnetic base requires. So, the design clearly wasn’t suited for my case.Even worse, the system refused to shut down properly with this card installed, despite verified power connections (2x 8-pin via included 12VHPWR adapter), a quality 750W Gold+ Seasonic PSU, and updated UEFI. In UEFI, the card was recognized as a PCIe 5.0 device with the slot set to Auto. I also tried forcing the slot to PCIe 4.0, but the issue remained.I’ve always had good luck with MSI cards before, but this one was a dud. Returned it for a refund—which took two weeks to process, even though shipping back only took a few days.For an $800+ card, these problems are unacceptable. Overall, not a good experience.