GeForce RTX 5070 Ti

[...] Specs for this are AMD 9800X3D, 32GB of system RAM, RTX 5070Ti 16GB

[...] Enough to say, being a regular gamer and not one of those obsessed-test-their-cards-to-their-limits types, yea, i'm quite happy, after all my jump from my old GTX 1080 to RTX 5070ti was quite a huge one, so i guess i'll stick with this one for quite some time.

Bought a ASUS Prime 5070 Ti for 749.99 at the end of last year in NH no taxes. [...] 1440p OLED I’ve been using for a while. Was an awesome upgrade, now even sweeter with the new prices and availability 👀

[...] Considering that my 1080 TI was $1,200 back when I bought it when it first came out, I feel like i got a really solid upgrade for the money. [...]

I got it right at the best possible time in my country for 770 euro which was the lowest price it was at (if something is at X USD MSRP it is usually sold at same X but in euro for my country). It's not only great for gaming but for productivity tasks like PyTorch machine learning and rendering which was the main reason I bought it. Pretty much a perfect card for 4k Ultrawide as well.

[...] They had them on sale for $600 at microcenter a while back but this thing has been giving me driver timeouts the entire time I've had it. [...] Decided to build a new PC for me and my wife when I got the 7900xt and its been so much trouble. [...]

just bought a 5070ti, plan to slightly overclock it to shrink the gap between it and the 5080, for me i got a 5080 that’s been underclocked for £500 (C$697.76) cheaper ! i genuinely cannot wait to see the performance difference, fear my cpu is out of date now tho (R7 3800x)

I bought the very last ASUS TUF version in Vancouver area for $1000 (Canadian) and I haven't regretted it. [...] Those are ridiculously stupid prices to pay for graphics cards. [...] I have had it OC'd @ 3.3GHz stable for the last 6 months and it runs everything like butter. And unlike the 5080 & 5090, it's actually worth what I paid. My card has risen to $1600 (before taxes) since I bought mine last November, so I'm glad I pulled the trigger when I did.

Google Earth is a fantastic computer program (which is being retired June 2027; stupid IMHO); Alphabet, Inc., wants you to instead "use the in-browser version of earth.google.com for a better experience." When I attempt to load earth.google.com it is total dogshit, just a terrible all-around experience (with glitches and an additional layer of obfuscation between map and browsing: a 3rd-party web browser). My RTX5070Ti renders everything so beautifully within the Google Earth program – smooth and fully-3D everything. The only reasoning I can muster is that it's harder to embed advertisements/tracking within the program (compared to the website interface); but when I cannot use the application anymore, I will no longer use Google Earth (entirely) – which is unfortunate because it is a fantastic resource (I have a computer dedicated almost-entirely to Google Earth tasks; it is the only machine in my office that can contact Google servers).

Super happy with my example - especially since I bought it last year when prices in my region had started to drop well below MSRP. I didn't buy at the absolute low point (which would've been November 2025, I think), but since I'm not a fortune teller, I'm happy that I pulled the trigger when I did. [...] Though it does come at rather unattractive prices these days. When I bought, the 9070XT was still way above its own MSRP and the gap between it and the 5070 Ti was a lot smaller. [...]

[...] On Cityscapes (TensorRT FP16, RTX 5070 Ti) it comes out ahead of YOLO26 and RF-DETR on detection/instance-segmentation F1 and takes the top mIoU on semantic segmentation, at real-time latency with 2–3x fewer params. [...] Full protocol and every known asymmetry is public here: It's not a fork - the detection core follows the D-FINE paper, but the segmentation heads, training, export and inference are implemented from scratch. [...]

I can run Qwen3.6-35B-A3B at 20 TPS on my laptop with RTX 5070 Ti, with partial offloading to RAM. [...] For mundane tasks like extracting and formatting specific structured text, I use Gemini in Google search

My understanding is that the precision is supposed to help with noise. Less turbulence, etc. FWIW, in my setup (10th gen i5, RTX 5070 Ti in an old Define R3 case), the 12 cm Noctua G2 fans run quieter and have a much less obnoxious noise than the old P/F series, which wipe the floor with the Arctic fan I bought for a computer that lives in the basement and sounds like it's about to take off.

[...] I have an RTX 5070TI laptop. 95% I use it with Tumbleweed. [...]

I held my nose and bought an RTX 5070 Ti for $100 over MSRP in January. [...]

[...] To me it simply feels like another radio button. [...] It's a 244hz monitor powered by a RTX 5070 TI and a screamingly fast AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU with 128GB of overclocked 6000MT/s RAM. [...] For example, clicking where the pointer is in this image does NOT select the first radio button. [...]

And what about the extra energy consumption of the RTX 5070 TI vs. [...] I can play games for years without ever changing HW and save tons of money compared to my PC gaming times.

[...] I upgraded from a 2070 super and nvidia products usually get better driver updates the longer their lifetime are.

i am having a new pc built and i have a 20 series card right now and will be getting a rtx 5070ti.so that is a sugnefegent performance boost for me.

I got the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti ! I won't lie I don't know much about parts, my friend put it together, I just know how to build it lmao but I hope that means smth to you :D

I got one for 720 2 months ago.With uv 3200core-975mv it is very close to 5080.I sold my 9070xt,a very very bad card.I had 7900xtx red devil.The best of all for rast,rt ,low consumtion is 5070ti.The 9070xt exists only for its price=trush

[...] I bought the 5070ti because i looked at the engineering specs and early reviews. Nobody ever said 5070ti was bad, but they ALWAYS SAID it was OVERPRICED so early demand for this card was sluggish. However, I bought one any way since price is relative to budget. I saw early on that this card was a beast for $749, and the MSRP was reasonable to the previous year's price. I paid $789 when MSI was beating everyone else in price there for a bit. [...] MSI afterburner gives me another 10% boost in performance without heating up the GPU since I keep the stock power setting. [...]

this card is f'ing nuts, i bought it for 1k and im still happy asf.. Couple of years ago 3000 series cards were that price lol so coming from that we have made a crazy jump :D:D i played CS2 in max settings with 400-600 FPS yesterday and the temp was still only 49 degrees after hours of playing.. My reccomendation if you have money to spend this is the shit

Exactly; when I first got my RTX 5070 Ti (16gb, to game with!!!, upgrading from VEGA56), I loaded then-latest Qwen3.6 (30B, cannot remember exactly). [...]

[...] After three+ decades computing on Macintoshes, linux is my new dailydriver (RTX 5070Ti - damn! [...]

[...] I put its performance at roughly equivalent to the RTX 5070 Ti. The M3 Ultra 512 GB for me is about half the performance of the RTX 5070 Ti but obviously it has the ability to do more because of the increased memory. [...]

Interesting that SparseLoCo held up at 72B scale with permissionless participants. I run distributed inference across multiple machines over Tailscale (M2 Max + RTX 5070 Ti), and even in that controlled setup, network variance is the dominant bottleneck. The fact that they got competitive quality with peers joining and leaving freely on 1.1T tokens is impressive — though I'd love to see how much the blockchain verification overhead actually cost in effective compute utilization.