MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Trio OC+

[W1zzard]

The MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Trio OC+ is a custom-design variant with a triple slot, triple-fan cooling solution. Testing in our review confirms, this card runs whisper-quiet and at good temperatures. Overclocking potential was fantastic, achieving 12% extra FPS in real-life testing.

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[Takao]

The RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Trio OC+ is the first Gaming Trio series card from the RTX 50 Series.

Just to point out: Both 5080 and 5090 have a gaming trio versions.

 

[docnorth]

Ah, the good old gaming series from MSI. With a sane pricing it would be a fantastic GPU…
Thanks @W1zzard.

 

[lexluthermiester]

This card seems like low effort nonsense. Oh, I'm sorry, egregiously overpriced low effort nonsense.

 

[_roman_]

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I have the impression yesterday graphic cards had hte same nvidia chip on it. May I ask why those galax and other card are not in the fan review page?

 

[THU31]

This card seems to have lower voltages compared to the Ventus, which lowers the default overclocking potential. If you're paying this much for a good cooler, you'll probably want to squeeze the most out of it. Overall it's very similar to the Vanguard model, so I don't know why they even bothered making two nearly identical SKUs.

The price for both of these is completely ridiculous.

 

[madshi]

Interesting to see the cooler comparison between the Gaming X and the Vanguard. The Vanguard cooler looks really strong!

@W1zzard , do you happen to know if the cooler performance difference between Gaming X and Vanguard will translate in a similar way to the 5080?

Really, the Ventus stands out as being very subpar, in terms of cooling performance.

 

[MaTr1x]

I bought this card last week and have received and installed it this weekend. I still have an older Z390/9700K pc with an RTX 2080. I bought the card with the idea of building a new pc this year. I did not expect that the card would fit anyway in my current case, but it does. I just wanted to test the card with an PCI-e extender to check for the right amount of ROPs (yes 96 ROPs). But since it does fit and I have a good 750W PSU I am now using this new card already.

I have been playing Diablo 4 a lot lately. So I just removed the old driver with DDU in Safe Mode, shutdown, changed cards, installed new driver and continued playing Diablo 4 without changing any setting in game (I just unlocked the fps since I had locked it at 72fps before), neither changed anything in the Nvidia control panel. With the 2080 the game even dipped sometimes below 72fps (1440p/180Hz/Ultra with shadows at medium | edit: still @ Windows 10 22H2)). Now I got between 140 and 220 fps depending of the area I was in. I did NOT expect such an improvement on this older pc with even PCI-e 3.0. But a happy camper here

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[avez99]

Is there really any reason why you shouldn't just spend $30 more for the vanguard? I might end up choosing the gaming trio because I think it has better aesthetics than the vanguard and the extra 1cm of width might be cutting it close for my case, but $30 more for almost 10C better cooling seems like a no brainer if you're just buying a GPU and have the case space.

 

[Baba]

I don't want to go as far as calling these price cuts but they backed off the crazy scalper pricing a bit. This one is actually in stock. Tough to justify stepping up to a 5080 for a minimum of $1,400 for extra 14% gain. $500 for 14%. You can almost get a 9070 XT for that difference.

 

[THU31]

In Poland you can buy many 50 series cards on MSI's website and they're in stock a lot, but all of them are above MSRP. Even the Shadow model is about $860 + 23% VAT, which is ridiculous.

The regular 5070 is $50 above MSRP.