Palit GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GameRock OC

[W1zzard]

The Palit GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GameRock OC is built around a great-looking triple-fan cooling solution with fantastic RGB lighting effects. In our testing the card ran very quietly no matter what we threw at it and the factory overclock helps unlock additional performance.

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[lexluthermiester]

This would be a great card if it were at a reasonable price. It's not, so it's quality is irrelevant.

 

[_roman_]

Thanks for the teardown pictures

Heavy card which is kinda loud when comparing with some other cards, but not all other cards of this chip series

 

[madshi]

@W1zzard , I think there might be something off in the reviews:

If I look at the "Cooler Comparison", the Palit looks very strong, and sits in the middle between the MSI Gaming X and the MSI Vanguard, even nearer to the Vanguard.

But if I look at the "Temperature & Noise Comparison", the Palit looks dramatically worse than both MSI cards. It's a whopping 5 dBA louder at the same temperatures!

What's going on here? I don't think I've ever seen such a big discrepancy between the "Cooler Comparison" vs "Temperature & Noise Comparison" charts/tables yet in your reviews.

 

[W1zzard]

I think there might be something off in the reviews

Thanks for also sending this through email

Look at gaming power for these cards, Suprim is 318 W vs 352 W on Vanguard

Similar "issue" on 5070 Ti, too I think.

Any ideas how this could be made more clear? Maybe list the gaming power draw in the temperatures table?

 

[_roman_]

The noise charts are still correct. Out of the box some graphic cards are worse.

Is the clock rate for the big chip and the memory chips important? Or do we just say that the Wattage is important and ignore an inefficient graphic card printed circuit board and component design?

In my point of view a second table with the fan values which includes a section for max memory clocks and max chip clocks may be more accurate.