ASUS The SFF-Ready Prime GeForce RTX™ 5070 Ti OC Edition 16GB GDDR7 Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, 16GB GDDR7, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 2.5-Slot, Axial-tech Fans, Dual BIOS)

Looked so good. Got it at a great price too

Easily overclocks up over 3000mhz getting within 15% of 5080 performance, great card.

Card works great for Blender 4.0 renders. Would have liked a RTX5090 but for price of RTX5070Ti OC and AVAILABILITY this fit the project. It was this or purchase an RTX Pro 6000 MAX-Q.

The 5070ti OC Asus Prime SFF is a great graphics card for either 1080p or 1440p (2k) gaming able to hit 100 fps or so in cyberpunk with ultra graphics and ray tracing, and it can hit 200-250fps if the frame generation is on, and for most other games it doesn't struggle until you decide to play a game a 4k but at 2k this is a great card, as someone who upgraded from a GTX1660 the 5070ti is a definite upgrad as this 50 series card is a great upgrade, i do recommend when u get this card download the GPU Tweak III program as the fans on the card won't turn on unless they hit a certain temperature but with the fans on at 40% the card wont go above 28°C at idel, the card does come from the factory over clocked as it says on the box but u can most definitely push it further if you tune the card. Now I know some people maybe wondering does the 16 pin connector catch fire and the answer is no, the 5070ti OC pulls only 300w and yes can be tuned for more but no matter what it is recommend to have a 1000-1200 watt power supply because the supposed 750w power supply the is recommend is not good enough, also despite being a SFF (small form factor) this card is pretty long so make sure you have a tower with decent room or take out your hard drive cage. Price wise yes this is much more expensive than msrp which is $800-$850 but here you'll pay $1,100 yes that is a extremely high price hike and would be considered a scalping price for a card, but as someone who was building a new computer compared to the 4070 ti super the 5070ti was the only card below $1,200-$1,400 so in a sense paying $1,100 was better then waiting and saving, if you are looking for a 50 series's card and you want do not want pay $1,400-$1,800 then this is a good card but it be a great card if it was msrp.

Works great. First build in 10 years. Coming from a 980ti to a 5070ti definitely notice the difference. I was worried about not having all the ROPs but they’re all there. Graphics look great. Card isn’t overly loud when running at full capacity. Went with a MATX build. Paired with a Ryzen 7 9800X3d absolutely no complaints. Great card.. didn’t enjoy the after market price, but I’ve been waiting 2 years and poking around to get a new build so I just bit the bullet. My other PC served me well.