NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Launches on February 20

[btarunr]

NVIDIA's third graphics card from the RTX 50-series "Blackwell" generation, the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, reportedly launches on February 20, 2025, according to a VideoCardz report. Reviews of RTX 5070 Ti priced at the NVIDIA MSRP of USD $749 should go live on February 19, with reviews of cards priced above MSRP following on February 20. All cards go on sale from February 20.

The RTX 5070 Ti is based on the same 5 nm "GB203" silicon as the RTX 5080 that launches later this week, but while the RTX 5080 maxes the silicon out, enabling all 84 SM, the RTX 5070 Ti is slightly cut down, with 70 out of 84 SM being enabled, resulting in 8,960 CUDA cores, 280 Tensor cores, 70 RT cores, 280 TMUs, and an unknown number of ROPs. The memory size is 16 GB, across the chip's full 256-bit GDDR7 memory interface, although NVIDIA didn't confirm memory speeds. Its TGP is down to 300 W compared to the 360 W of the RTX 5080.



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[Rightness_1]

I don't think anyone really cares. It's only going to offer +-5% more perf than the 4070Ti Super.

 

[bug]

I don't think this is the right price for cards in this segment. I mean, add tax and it's going to set you back almost $1,000 in many countries.

 

[Denver]

It will be priced close to the 4080S/XTX and probably slower. But Jensen will convince you to buy it.

 

[londiste]

I don't think anyone really cares. It's only going to offer +-5% more perf than the 4070Ti Super.

Let's wait for at least 5080 reviews here. It technically has same-ish compute numbers but a whole lot more memory bandwidth and a -50 moneys smaller MSRP. Obviously anyone on RTX4000 series or RX7000 will not care but someone upgrading from at least one more generation pack will at least be interested.

It will be priced close to the 4080S/XTX and probably slower. But Jensen will convince you to buy it.

It has an MSRP announced and set. Slightly lower than 4070Ti...

 

[Daven]

I'm going to guess that the 5070 non-TI will come out a week later with reviews on Feb 26 and availability on Feb 27. Hopefully we will see that followed by AMD RDNA4 cards 2 weeks or less later.

 

[Denver]

Let's wait for at least 5080 reviews here. It technically has same-ish compute numbers but a whole lot more memory bandwidth and a -50 moneys smaller MSRP. Obviously anyone on RTX4000 series or RX7000 will not care but someone upgrading from at least one more generation pack will at least be interested.
It has an MSRP announced and set. Slightly lower than 4070Ti...

MSRP is meaningless now. Nvidia has eroded AIBs' profit margins, GDDR7 costs have skyrocketed, and these factors will artificially inflate prices even further: NVIDIA's tight GeForce RTX 50 margins put pressure on board partners: 'MSRP feels like charity' - VideoCardz.com

 

[dismuter]

It has an MSRP announced and set. Slightly lower than 4070Ti...

Come on, let the people be cynical in peace, you know it makes them feel insightful

 

[Hecate91]

MSRP is meaningless now. Nvidia has eroded AIBs' profit margins, GDDR7 costs have skyrocketed, and these factors will artificially inflate prices even further: NVIDIA's tight GeForce RTX 50 margins put pressure on board partners: 'MSRP feels like charity' - VideoCardz.com

Agreed, the MSRP and launch are pretty much pointless when no cards are available for MSRP.
I guess we'll see if the 5070Ti supply is any better than the 5090, but Nvidia undercutting the partner brands is something they did with the 40 series, looks like it got a lot worse with the 50 series though.

 

[N/A]

5070 Ti FE launches on February 29.

I desperately need a dual fan version under 20 cm or just the PCB with water-cooling.

 

[TPUnique]

5070 Ti FE launches on February 29.

I desperately need a dual fan version under 20 cm or just the PCB with water-cooling.

But there is no FE for the Ti.

 

[Macro Device]

Obviously anyone on RTX4000 series or RX7000 will not care

7600/4060 users might be interested though. It's not a huge but still a serious upgrade over these 300-dollar SKUs. And I'd say 5070 Ti will be closer to 4080 in performance than it's gonna be to 4070 Ti S. Apparently it's going to clock a bit higher, cca 3150 MHz out of the box. Still not enough to beat 4080 tho.

But there is no FE for the Ti.

Yeah, this is exactly what @N/A meant by Feb 29. This date doesn't exist in 2025.

 

[TPUnique]

Yeah, this is exactly what @N/A meant by Feb 29. This date doesn't exist in 2025.

At last I truly see

 

[The Shield]

Reviews of RTX 5070 Ti priced at the NVIDIA MSRP of USD $749 should go live on February 19, with reviews of cards priced above MSRP following on February 20

All designed to sell the fake news of the fake 749 price - at which no card will be available. Ever.

I mean, add tax and it's going to set you back almost $1,000 in many countries.

...and you still have to add the Dlss-magic-dollar-exchange-rate© in virtue of which the US Dollar value is "upscaled" well above what Forex says, against every currency.

 

[evernessince]

I don't think anyone really cares. It's only going to offer +-5% more perf than the 4070Ti Super.

Oh if you visit the PCMR, Nvidia, or any of the other PC building related subs there are a high number of people that bought into Nvidia's marketing.

And heck many of them upgrading from 2000 and 3000 series might see a decent uplift and use that as proof that Nvidia's marketing was "correct".

It's sad but there's a reason Nvidia continues to say things like 'the 5070 is faster than the 4090'. Regardless of the actual performance uplift, it creates hype that generates sales and shapes people's perception. How people preceive a product is unfortunately more important to how well it sells than actual performance. It's why certain companies can sell the same chinese made product for $50 while others can only sell it for $4. Enthusiasts might know the exact performance they want but 99% of the market are completely fine with simply feeling like they got a premium product regardless of whether that's true or not.

 

[redeye]

All designed to sell the fake news of the fake 749 price - at which no card will be available. Ever.


...and you still have to add the Dlss-magic-dollar-exchange-rate© in virtue of which the US Dollar value is "upscaled" well above what Forex says, against every currency.

Now that’s funny!

 

[docnorth]

MSRP is meaningless now. Nvidia has eroded AIBs' profit margins, GDDR7 costs have skyrocketed, and these factors will artificially inflate prices even further: NVIDIA's tight GeForce RTX 50 margins put pressure on board partners: 'MSRP feels like charity' - VideoCardz.com

Supposedly GDDR7 has better availability than GDDR6X. But you could be right about AIB's margins, I read this article too.

 

[Francoporto]

I pass, i'm tired about poor performances, high price, NO STOCK.
My RTX 3070 is waiting for the 6000 series.

And btw, there is no 21/9 2160p 240Hz OLED to justify changing my GPU.

 

[londiste]

MSRP is meaningless now. Nvidia has eroded AIBs' profit margins, GDDR7 costs have skyrocketed, and these factors will artificially inflate prices even further: NVIDIA's tight GeForce RTX 50 margins put pressure on board partners: 'MSRP feels like charity' - VideoCardz.com

So, which way are you arguing here? The part where board partners are complaining means Nvidia takes MSRP very seriously.

 

[lexluthermiester]

MSRP is meaningless now.

No it isn't, please stop..

 

[scooze]

$749

Will be more expensive than 4070ti s.
Will be exactly in the middle between 4080 and 4070ti s.
While you often hear that it will be the best of 5000. It's funny.

 

[lexluthermiester]

$749

Will be more expensive than 4070ti s.
Will be exactly in the middle between 4080 and 4070ti s.
While you often hear that it will be the best of 5000. It's funny.

Um...

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER Specs

NVIDIA AD103, 2610 MHz, 8448 Cores, 264 TMUs, 96 ROPs, 16384 MB GDDR6X, 1313 MHz, 256 bit

www.techpowerup.com

Oh but let's compare the 4070ti NonSuper...

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Specs

NVIDIA AD104, 2610 MHz, 7680 Cores, 240 TMUs, 80 ROPs, 12288 MB GDDR6X, 1313 MHz, 192 bit

www.techpowerup.com

Oh wait, same price...

Sooo....you were saying?

 

[Caring1]

I don't think this is the right price for cards in this segment. I mean, add tax and it's going to set you back almost $1,000 in many countries.

The 4070 Ti is still well over $1,000 here in Australia.

 

[Why_Me]

All designed to sell the fake news of the fake 749 price - at which no card will be available. Ever.


...and you still have to add the Dlss-magic-dollar-exchange-rate© in virtue of which the US Dollar value is "upscaled" well above what Forex says, against every currency.

There were 4070 Ti Supers available here in the US for MSRP.