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

So I bought this for 1200$ CAD during ramageddon, which was the cheapest card mind you. So this card stays pretty cool, have yet to see it go past 65 degrees. At max settings. It’s runs pretty much any game in 4K and 1440p max. I ran Hogwarts legacy at 4K with all ray features. So Shadows, lighting and occlusion. So everything was at ULTRA setting at 4k with no dlss just TAA. And I was getting about 30-40 fps. Which is better than I expected. With the addition of FGx4 DLSS on quality and Nvidia reflex latency reduction on. This game was sitting at 150 plus fps usually around 170, sometimes would spike down randomly as soon as you entered into a really gpu heavy area but would even out quickly. The lag from the FG was not bad at all. But is comparable to playing on a Tv instead of a monitor. You get used to it quickly, IF your on controller, I tried mouse but due to the mouse’s sensitive nature, you could feel the lag slightly more, but on controller it was not bad at all. I can’t wait to try this on RE9. With full path tracing. I did try CP2077 at 1440p max settings with path tracing with DLSS and was getting 60 plus FPS. Also make of this what you will for the Temps, but I have this card in a almost mini MATX case, closer to the size of a ITX case with only two fans. So your temps will probably be 2-5 degrees lower in a big case with many fans. As you can see from the pic it doesn’t fit in my case lol. This card I notice as well pulls only like 30-80 more watts than my 9070. My 9070 sits around 190-220 watts usually and the 5070ti usually is between 240-270 at the worst.

Grabbed this at its $750 MSRP a couple of months ago, and I must say it's a crazy great GPU. Even with raw performance it hits insane framerates in modern titles at 1440P, and with DLSS 4.5 it's now possible to hit high framerates on any title with the highest settings, really. Do not hesitate to buy this card if its price drops again. Being labelled 'SFF' does not mean poor thermals at all; Despite how hard I've pushed it in gaming, benchmarks and AI workloads, it has never exceeded 68°c. The card is abnormally quiet for how effectively it's able to cool itself, even at peak stress. Overall, if you ever see this card at MSRP, I'm begging you to buy it. It's an absolute powerhouse in gaming and productivity; As high-end as one can be nowadays.

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Runs most recent games around 200fps in 1440p unless it's a cpu bound game. Has access to the latest DLSS 4.5 models, 16GB of VRAM. Fits in my old Full ATX case without issue. Small form factor is amazing. Cooling is great with 3 fans!

Very good card for $750. The Asus 5070 ti is pretty good at 1440p performance and also does good at 4k depending on what games and settings. Runs cool and with a bit of undervolt even cooler (64 Celsius is the highest maxed out that I've seen with UV in long game sessions at 4k and about 60 at 2k) also gets a few more fps with the UV. If this matters to u, I have an i7 13700f/32gb ddr5 6000 and stock it scored just over 7000 in Steel Nomad and with an undervolt about 7350 and running cooler, and more importantly Zero issues in game play. I saw 76 and 7700 something with an Overclock in a couple attempts but I didn't try much because I have no interest in running it that way. If u have a better CPU than me then it will more than likely do better than that. 2nd Asus Prime I've owned and both run flawlessly.