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Runs cool Runs fast Great gpu size

Had everything I needed. Newegg even sent a little stand to help with the weight. Drivers were easily downloaded and navigable

Doesnt need any sag protection Runs great and is consistent Newest Nvidia frame gen and DLSS Good price to performance

-Lots of power -Noise level is good -Runs cool(ish) -Works with my Freesync monitor

Power Efficient/Capable 1440p card. Quite Fans, Silent at Idle. Tasteful RGB that can be turned off.

1. Not made of a bunch of cheesy plastic that causes it to be $200 more or over 15 percent the regular price but a simple appealing and premium quality. 2. Overkill cooler which is so me and Asrock made it for me. (me smiling with tears of joy) 3. AMD of always charges a fair price for real frames no tricks with a bunch shortfalss (Nvidia).

* Modern DLSS is a marvel. * Performance is solid at 4k. It's not a top end card, but it's good enough for my 120hz display. DLSS helps quite a bit with that, of course. * Quiet. I can't overstate how quiet this card is. I couldn't even hear it when stress testing it to make sure it was stable. No coil whine, nothing.

Massive upgrade over my RTX 3080.

Upgraded from a Vega56 with a flashed 64 bios. I've been holding back until now for an upgrade since vega has been eol for software updates. So, you can imagine my satisfaction with this upgrade. Card runs quite and cool. I've read about coil whine being a thing. I don't have that issue at all. Card undervolts great. It'll overclock too, but that's not what you wanna do. No issues with the connector yet, and hopefully never. Metal magnetic back plate sets in pretty well. No issues with it moving around unless you try to move it around. RGB comes on without the 3 prong plugged in. So if rgb is your thing that's a plus. I'm not big into rgb. So I didn't plug in the connector, but rgb still come on at start up. Which was cool to know the card atleast worked. I didn't install the support bracket, the card hols up well in my set up with the top and bottom screws in there spots. I might screw in the middle screw idk??? The support bracket would be my biggest complaint i guess??? It doesn't look very well engineered to really do anything. Just my opinion. The pcb is a great size if you want to get rid of the cooler and try to watercolor or mod it for an itx build.

Fast frame rates. Sturdy frame. No annoying RGB. 16GB of memory. Fast clock speed for an upper midrange card. Voltage requirements are reasonable. Slightly OC'd right out of the box. RDNa4

Was able to push the core clock to +500 and memory clock to +3000. Tested a few games. MGS Delta at 2k resolution high settings dlss 4.5 quality I was averaging 75 fps. Pretty impressive.

The MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Graphics Card provides upgrades to professional and recreational needs for stand-alone systems. Whether it's competitive gaming or professional audio/visual editing, the RTX 5070 Ti makes the task seem like child's play. Editing in Adobe Lightroom is a snap and handles Adobe Photoshop's custom brushes with ease. Not only does the precision and power keep make this GPU great, but the sleek design completes this sick looking computer build.

Paid $50 over msrp so not too bad and coming from a 6600xt the performance boost has been insane at 1440p. I have it in an nr200, so it's not in a big case but the thermals have been outstanding so far and it's a very quiet gpu. I don't think I've seen it hit 70° once. The highest I've see the memory hit was 80°. Card overclocks and undervolts well if you're into that. I undervolted mine and it never goes over 187 watts with no noticeable performance loss. I already loved the adrenaline software before so that's another +

Good card but the design could be better

Good price

Dude... it's a 5090

achieved a nice overclock Runs decently cool never really gets above 65 degrees in my case

- Easy Installation - Fast GPU - Quality Parts