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It's pretty fast and stays cool. Upgraded from a gtx 1060 and it's a pretty big difference.

1. Price It was actually at MSRP when I purchased it. 2. Performance with some tweaking it is runnning close to RTX 5070TI specks for a lot less money. 3. Looks It looks great and you can even turn off the LED's if you do not want thier color.

Improved performance from previous card (RTX 3080 10GB), by about 20-30%, more for games supporting FSR 3 Less power usage, fans are client No power cable adapters needed Smooth operation with Linux OS (Fedora) and Steam gaming

This is considered one of the lower end cards yet I still got it to oc to 3.1 stable and 3.2 for certain test, even with the 100% power cap. Can keep up with any of the OC models, now if you want to pay 100-300$ for RGB and design that's on you bud, but this card works just fine 60-80 fps 4k max settings /90-140 1440p in most titles. Dlss has been good to me. Sff 1.5 slot card but still a long boy Cooling is adequate with correct fan curve I rarely break 70c

Temps don't hit the 80's on anything. The temps are pretty good for the card. Although, if the airflow in the case is terrible, this card probably won't be able to cope. I changed the fan orentation in my case which helped even more. Before I changed the fans, both the Core and VRAM temps were within a good range and they were lower than what I saw in reviews for this particular card. Seems to have a decent amount of undervolting headroom. I 100% recommend undervolting this, but mainly for preserving the card. All of the ROPs are there and present. I am happy with the GPU brace that Gigabyte included.

Good performance, runs quiet, and 16G of VRAM is enough for all those 32b AI models I like to run. Can even train small models reasonably well with FP16 (so I assume it will be alright for fine-tuning open-weight models). Good deal compared to similar Nvidia cards.

Seems made for 1440 monitors. Best cost to performance ratio. Satisfaction of having a PC thats mostly Intel parts. (Get back into the memory game Intel! :) )

Power Efficient Strong Rasterization Performance 12GB of VRAM is okay for most games and workloads Drivers work excellent with nice features

Beautiful card and not much of a performance dip from the XT models. Very satisfied.

I dont normally write reviews. But I felt this one was justified, because of the recent deal Newegg and MSi had at the time. Amazing card. Yes its over 20% from Nvidias msrp but unfortunately its the tariffs and AI tax. Pros: Very efficient, power draw is 275-300watts. Does not heat up the room after a long gaming session Made in Taiwan and not China. And even though its MSis entry level model, it works surprisingly well. Shroud could have been a little more robust. There is a lot of poly-carbonate plastic. Hopefully it wont sag or degrade over time 🤞 Idle temp 32c and gaming is 62c Seeing it running in the 2500mhz++ range without any over locking or voltage changes Fans under load are super quiet and dont spin at idle Clean design and doesnt have rgb bling 2.5 slot design but is a long card, so check your case measurements before ordering it Its being rumored that the 5070ti might get end-of-life because of gddr7 memory shortages. So get one while you can if the price is closer to msrp or under $1k (incl taxes). 60xx series might have more memory but will come with a bigger price tag and wont likely appear until at least sometime in 2027. AMDs 9070xt is an equivilant card and cheaper. But I didnt get this because it has almost 100w additional power draw and didnt want that heating up my room 😉. If youre tight on budget, nvidia 5070 or amd 9060 might be an option for you. Be careful though as newer AAA games are pushing past 12gb memory now. Overall: Thank you Newegg and MSi coming up with the recent deal (under $1k with taxes) ! Shipping was on time and the box was properly packed. MSi keep up the good engineering. I have been a long time user of your products (980ti, 1080ti, 3080) and now 5070ti and never had an issue with any of them. Only one suggestion, please consider using phase change thermal pads instead of regular pads or thermal paste. FYI, Asus has switched to PTM on all of its cards last year.

It runs my games incredibly well I get almost 1000 fps on fnf

Price was right and gets the job done at an expected level. Runs cool and stays quiet.

I bought this for gaming as well as to run AI model/LLMs locally on my PC. The installation was easy and took less than 15 minutes for me to install. I like the 2 fan model because it fits nicely in my cabinet. Connectivity is excellent, with a standard array of DisplayPort and HDMI ports ready for the next generation of high-refresh-rate monitors. Power efficiency is another standout highlight, as the card delivers its high output without requiring an excessively large power supply unit. The shipping was fast, arrived before estimated.

Upgraded from a 2080ti and performance is better it runs colder and it's quieter somehow all in all for best bank for buck a 5070 is where it is at.

Good value for the price I paid ($182 USD in a combo deal) 1080P, 60-70 fps avg with high-ultra (BG3, GTAv) 1080P, 70-90 fps avg with the highest settings (Valheim, Baro) and if the game supports Vulcan I usually get about 10-30 more frames. with Freesync premium anything from 44 to165 fps at 1080P is flawless for me.

Runs my games really well. So far Ive been playing rise of tomb raider, modded fallout 4, sniper elite, and the ascent. Runs high fps and hasnt given me any memory issues. Perfect upgrade from my 1650 super for the money.

- Was easily able to get +150 MHZ Core + 1500 MHZ Memory Overclock with zero tinkering to core voltage. + It stays under 68 C during hours of gaming. Can definitely get it the OC higher but this is good enough for me (3000 mhz vs 2500 mhz core clock with just an easy tweak and fan curve on afterburner) - Great at 1440p, every game runs on Ultra including the remastered Metal Gear game which I heard has some peoples pcs panting. - Got it for a great price: 760 if you count borderlands so 830-70. I was going to get that game either way. - Best looking white card in my opinion. - Zero Coil Whine (I had a Gigabyte 2080 and that was just awful from the gecko) - Top scorer in 3DMark I may have hit the lottery.

-Easy to Install -Perfect Fit in my 7 year old case from Corsair, not even pressing on the glass -Great Value for the Specs, 16gb ram

It works well, stays cool, does what I want it too

Got this just to experiment with for $250. Used the newest drivers which fix most of the horror stories. This things eats 1440p games way above its price range. Is equal to or greater than my old 5700XT (nitro+ and overclocked so it was faster than most other 5700XTs). If you can get it for sub $300 this is the absolute king of deals. Card is very overbuilt for the power and runs cool and quiet.