ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX ™ 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 3.125-slot, Military-Grade Components, Protective PCB Coating, axial-tech Fans)

Performance is great, this is the best overclocking 5070 ti model you can get. Sadly, I’m getting a lot of black screens for about 5 seconds every 30 minutes. Hopefully NVIDIA fixes it’s drivers. Other than that, this card is HUGE. Make sure you have a big case, adding the GPU support bracket was a nice touch from ASUS. I can confidently say that the card looks premium and the noise levels are quite low with temperatures hitting 60 C at most on any game with max settings.

Good card, runs everything I play at 4K just fine. Able to run an overclock of +300 Core +3000 Memory without issue. The card never exceeds 70C and is whisper quiet. The cooler is way overkill for the GPU, but that's more of a selling point than a con. The only complaint I have is the price, but it is just the nature of the market right now. Still not as overpriced as the 5080s and 5090s, so there is that.

Très satisfait de la RTX 5070 Ti ! Excellentes performances en jeu, silencieuse même sous charge, et très bien refroidie. Parfaite pour le 1080p ultra ou le 1440p. Installation facile, aucun problème depuis l’achat. Je recommande sans hésiter !

It works great and I haven't turned it off in over a week.

But the card is amazing. I ran FurMark in closed case for 2 hours and it barely reached 78c. It is also one of the quietest 5070ti which techpowerup confirms in their test. My old 3070 gaming OC roars like a jet compared to this one. I use it with custom 16pin to x3 8pin converter and so far, I got no issues with it. If you do though, be sure to touch the connectors when you fire up benchmarks. These cables sometimes suffer from quality issues. And if one is at risk of burning, you will be able to turn the PC off when you feel that the connector gets hot. As for the price, it is outrageous. I hope the situation gets better with release with 5060 and 5060ti cards. I also hope that AMD also increases production. Right now, both 5070ti and 9070xt are selling roughing for 150-300 dollars more, with 9070xt to my surprise often having a higher mark up than 5070ti. I was firm on deciding to wait for fair prices or not buy at all. But then once day I counted how many years I was without a decent card, it was over five years. We only live once, this is a $200 mark up, not $500 (hello rtx5080) or $2000. I still feel guilty that I am allowing them to get away with it. But I do not want to wait forever. I do not think the prices are ever going back.