GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 Ti AERO OC 16G Graphics Card, 16GB 256-bit GDDR7, PCIe 5.0, WINDFORCE Cooling System, GV-N507TAERO OC-16GD Video Card

Not cheap, but good value and quality. Do your research.
About a week of usage. All I can say is that yes, it seems functional like a 5070 Ti probably should be. I’m able to run AI image models and such, at good speeds. Faster and obviously less restricted than with paid services. For the amount of localized, private, and unlimited AI work I’ve done this week, the card has probably paid for 20% of itself already. The packaging for this, aside from the outermost dusty musty box, was impeccable, and there were plenty of seals to show me that this card was certified operational and untouched and everything. I like the silver even in my wood-accented, black case. It’s a nice contrast. Obviously, paying 1.2k after taxes was rough, but honestly, in two years, for the ways I intend on using this, it will have paid for itself. And I plan on using this card for more than two years. As a big investment/long-term guy, despite this being near double MSRP, I’m okay with this. If you’re a gamer, though, it goes without saying that these newer AI-focused Nvidia cards are not really targetting you any more. These are more workstation cards. Get an AMD or hell, even an Intel B580 (1/4 the price at around 300-400, but still 1/2 the total power, not a bad trade).Overall, my gratitude to the seller and Amazon for handling my card well and getting it home to me safely and unscathed. Seeing this girthy, heavy thing on my bed as a surprise from when I came home from work was an awesome feeling. This thing does what I needed it to do. Yes, it could run my AI stuff a little faster for what I paid for it, but it still runs very well. I’m sure AI tech will advance and this will be more than enough in due time, as models become more optimized and further research is done. The card does not overheat, it sits sturdy in my case with its little stand that you should install when you put the card in.Edge case for people moving from small GPU to big GPU like this one: understand that some apps are weird with how they bottleneck. My Java Minecraft mod, called AllTheMods10, bottlenecks on the GPU BUS, not the actual GPU, which sat at a healthy 35% average max usage. Sometimes you can’t solve all your graphics problems with a fat GPU. Sometimes you still need to be smart, optimize, research, etc. Make the most of your purchase because these markets are brutal and our options as consumers are limited.Good card, good seller. Thanks for the card.P.S.: Experiencing some weird issues when it comes to opening/closing apps, for example, alt+tabbing when playing League of Legends causes weird graphical glitches when transitioning from in-game to desktop/browser. I think this is a driver issue. Nvidia, get on this crap!Cheers.

Good thermals and Look
Incredible looking card with phenomenal thermals. Easily holding 180 fps at 1440p in BF6. No complaints with card.

Great value for your money
I absolutely love this card. I moved up from a 3080 founders and the performance is night and day on the new battlefield. Even with it having a little less memory than the 3080. The better ddr and cpu with latest technology makes it a way better card. It fits in a nook where people want performance but can’t throw over 3 k for the new generation card. It looks amazing in my all white build.

Great card. Fans are great but also is weak point due to noise (when stopping)
Got it in today, a week earlier than the earliest estimated!Can’t complain so far about the card. It’s a HUGE upgrade over my old 2080 Super. And even runs brilliantly against my roommates 3080.Those complaining about the price are wrong as sadly this is the SRP for this card pretty much anywhere you look currently (assuming you’re looking at amazons selling and not some scalpers). This is an OC edition card, so it’s not unnatural for it to have a bumped price. And with the market as is.. I won’t be surprised if it goes up now.The ONLY complaint I have thus far is the fan noise when they go idle. It’s something gigabyte has been known for, and it’s NOT a defect. It’s the fact they use older ball bearing fans instead of newer models. So you can hear the faintest clicking like sound when the fans stop.All that aside. The card is BIG and pretty. Even includes a bracket to help prevent slouching.Could’ve used more lighting, they should’ve just lit up the GeForce logo too.Stays cool under full load so far, barely reaching 50c-ish and making maybe around 58 occasionally.Has modern games running maxed out with full ray tracing no problem even without dlss it’s getting upwards of 70+ at 1440p resolution. Dlss on and it pumps 120-160. Turn it up to 4k and still gets 80+ with dlss and 40-60 without in cyberpunk 2077 with path tracing on.

Clean, arrived fast but also 5070 is a bit overkill for an average gamer. Love how it looks though and still performs fantastic.

Replaced 2070 super and and it’s nearly twice faster. It’s at least 10-20% faster then 3090. Definitely get 4___ series it adds up additional frames in DLSS – playing Atomic Hearts right now and have 144 Fps and the card never went over 80% of usage!!!Note the size difference with 2070 super. Make sure you have enough room in your case.Got the white one as I have white build. Very quiet comparing to 2070 Super I think that is because fans are much larger so they don’t have to run as fast as previous gens. I play games in 2560X1080p and only one game was running at 120Hz the rest max of my monitor 144Hz not even running 100% of speed.Very happy with it!

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