msi Gaming RTX 5070 TI 16G Shadow 3X OC Graphics Card (16GB GDDR7, 256-bit, Extreme Performance: 2497 MHz, DisplayPort x3 2.1a, HDMI 2.1b, NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture)

I used this graphics card for my first custom PC build, and I could not be happier with the choice. After doing a lot of research, I landed on this card because it offers some of the best performance for the price, and it has absolutely lived up to that. In my opinion, the jump to the higher tier cards was not worth the extra cost. This card delivers performance that feels very close while coming in at a much more reasonable price. It handles everything I throw at it with ease. I mainly use my build for video editing and 3D creation, and this card performs extremely well for both. Rendering, previews, and creative workloads feel smooth and responsive. Gaming has also been excellent, with strong performance across the board. For anyone building a PC and looking for a powerful graphics card that offers great value without overspending, this is an outstanding option. I am very impressed with it and would absolutely recommend it.

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.

Upgrading from an RTX 3060 to the MSI RTX 5070 Ti was a game-changer for my new gaming rig. This GPU is a beast, delivering flawless 4K and 2K ultra settings on heavy hitters like Battlefield 6, Red Dead Redemption 2, The Last of Us Part 1, Cyberpunk 2077, and even Oblivion Remastered. Streaming these titles? No sweat-it handles everything like a champ. My only hiccup was the fan noise during intense stress tests with demanding games. But after a month of use, that issue mysteriously vanished, leaving me with smooth, quiet performance. This card has been worth every penny, and my setup's never looked better. Got questions? Hit me up, I'm happy to share more about this absolute win of an investment!

Great graphics card; it arrived in good condition, complete, and in good working order

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$

Half a year and this card is simply perfect. Playing 2K, stable 355fps, 56 degrees Celsius. Can't hear the noise since it usually only utilize 60% but when it's above 80% it becomes like a tractor. Probably the best value for money for 2K gaming.

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.

been using it for almost 2 weeks, its a solid upgrade over the 3070ti anything above 2x framegen feels kinda garbage but 2x is nice i really dont like how the entire card is made of plastic but overall it still looks good for my build the card doesnt run all that hot it tops at around 70 ish for me. also the fans dont spin when the card isnt under load in case you're wondering before buying this card (i love this) so if you're not doing anything the card is dead silent

Worth for the price getting 394 fps

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MSI Gaming RTX 5070 TI 16G Shadow is a great graphic card. I have it replaced my old 3080 GPU and it is quite an upgrade with about 30% performance increase! The shadow GPU runs cool and efficiently, and it is quite quiet too. At full load it runs below 80c, and with undervolting it can run stably under 76c.

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Honestly was sweating a bit hitting buy on a $1,400 card but the Shadow 3X is actually an absolute beast. I’m coming from a 30 series and the jump in 1440p performance is just stupid, especially with the Blackwell architecture handling frames way better in heavy titles. MSI definitely nailed the cooling too even after three hours of Cyberpunk, the triple fans stayed surprisingly quiet and my temps barely cracked 65 degrees. It’s a massive card so make sure your case has the clearance, but the build quality feels premium and not like a plastic toy. If you’ve got the budget for the 16GB GDDR7, the overhead for future games is worth the peace of mind. Zero regrets so far.