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)

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This thing is a beast. Absolutely heart breaking how much gpu's are. It hurts to shell out half the cost of a new build on one component but if your determined to do it you can't go wrong with this graphics card. It runs cool and it's quiet. It's a solid graphics card and one of the more economical purchases in the 50 series lineup price to performance wise.

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The Asus Prime 5070 Ti OC card is very fast and extremely quiet. Coming from a 4070 Ti I'm seeing consistent 15-20% frame rate increases. My card has zero coil whine. Both the performance and quiet modes on the card are extremely quiet under gaming load. Much quieter than my Gigabyte Gaming OC 4070 Ti, which wasn't loud anyway. The Asus card is also much smaller as you'd expect with the SFF design. Machine specs: 9800x3D, 32 GB G.skill 30 cas memory, Asus B650E motherboard, Orico 1TB SSD, Seasonic 1000w power supply, NZXT Flow 9 white case. I have a newer Seasonic ATX3.1 power supply, so was able to leverage the native 12VHPWR cable from the power supply with the Asus card. Snapped in perfectly and works well. Card draws about 300 watts under load according to HWinfo. Cooling-wise, the card stays under 70 degrees C, and mostly under 65 degrees C, even in heavy gaming load. Tested on Helldivers 2, Halo infinite, Crysis remastered, and Fortnite. Packaging from Asus is top notch. If I had one complaint about packaging, which really isn't a complaint, there is a lot of peel off plastic on the card, on top, side, and bottom, and they aren't all super easy to see. Just look closely and you'll find them. The card isn't RGB, but options for cards at the lower end of the price range were limited, and I knew this going in. The card is really fast and quiet, which is what matters anyway. Amazon shipped quickly and delivered on time. Overall I highly recommend the card so far.

I went from a EVGA 3070 TI 8 Gig and unless you have extra cash it is still pretty good not to worry. I do not regret the upgrade however as the new card in my older system is pretty damn good and I really like it! I can now play MK1 on full everything without using DLSS and I can run almost everything full graphics so I am enjoying it.