This GPU is perfect for 1440p Ultrawide and a huge upgrade from my RX 6700XT in terms of ray tracing performance, upscaling technology, etc.. I was considering the 9070 XT, but this one is far more efficient with superior upscaling in all aspects. First time owning a Zotac card and wasn't sure what to expect, but the cooling is great and fans are very quiet and it just looks great with my build. Averaging around 60c core temps in a Antec Flux chassis

I can finally do my Blender, Computer Graphics, Motion Graphics, 3D Game Dev stuff. I couldn't do none of that since my GeForce GTX 650 Ti GPU (bought in 2013) died on me over a year ago.

I haven't put it to test yet, but can't wait to do so soon. I just hope the GPU wont melt :).

It has vastly improved my gaming experience and made it very enjoyable. It's very quiet under load (60 to 70 degrees while running games or a benchmark). The white ZOTAC logo is subdued and pleasing. I'm very happy with it.

Needed to upgrade a VRay machine to get the render times down. Was between a 5080 and this card. This one won because it only takes up 2 slots. This was a non negotiable..

Performance is great and its quiet. Much quieter that we expected it to be with it not having a vapor chamber. If only the white LED's had an off button.

Upgraded from the Rx6700 10gb as i was looking to start streaming and 6700 was basically impossible with the stream quality/encoder.
This gpu right off the bat with quick OBS settings was crisp and clear so im beyond happy.
Paired with the i5-14600k, my games run like butter at 1440p which is expected.
Runs very cool. My room temp hitting 32c+ and the gpu was sitting at 62c under load.
Easy setup with only needing 2x 8pin (6+2)power connectors into the supplied Zotac connector.
Get this gpu, you wont regret it. 5 year warranty is amazing.
Side not, Wootware always comes through. Ordered for delivery to the Free State on a friday, arrived the next Tuesday morning, couldn't believe it.
Thanks Wootware!

This GPU is beyond incredible, with excellent performance and value for money. I had a great experience with Wootware from the inception of the order, guidance on technical assistance for my rig, as well as beyond amazing service on the delivery of my GPU. Thank you, Wootware!

I've had this card for almost three months now and let me tell it's awesome for 1440p gaming and entry level 4K gaming at max settings with some help with Dlss , but there's one thing that i dislike about this card , if you run your games at Max settings without DLSS it gets around 80 degrees , DLSS helps but temps still hover around the high seventies , and that's with automatic GPU fan curve .when you manually tune the gpu fan curve , it still doesn't help much , you only gain noise of the fan spinning faster and its very loud , for me personally, thats my one con of this card .either then the temps it's perfect, for 1440p high frame rates .

Well all i can say is...FPS FPS FPS FPS FPS MORE FPS. This card is beautiful. I was worried at first because its a small form factor meaning less heatsink and cooling overall but this card is running cool with a slight undervolt. No coil whine and for a card made with just specs in mind its quite pretty :D

This was definitely worth the price. Card performs really well on latest titles even with frame gen off. build quality is solid and the connection indicator is a nice plus for a 50 series card.

Coming from an RTX 3080 to this Zotac 5070 Ti I am happy enough with the gains, pricing & performance wise it seems to be good value for money compared to say the RTX 5080. Being able to play games at 1440p and max detail settings in BF6, ARC Raiders and Cyberpunk 2077 at over 120 fps is nice. It seems to run nice and quiet so I have no complaints there.

An alternative to this card but similar performance is going to be the Radeon 9070 XT and recently the pricing on those cards make them even more attractive. I got the impression the AMD cards are more power hungry, and I also thought let me stay Team Green for now and get the tangible perks that go with that eco-system. One probably can't go wrong either way, nothing wrong with Team Red which may be much easier on the wallet.

I previously owned a ZOTAC RTX 3070, and the design has similarities. It feels like a well put together package, not plasticy or cheap, and the fans perform well and don't look cheap. Thats important to me as I've previously owned XFX GPUs where the fans would start crapping out and getting noisy after a few years of hard use. This thing manages to avoid getting thermal throttled without getting noisy (The fans will spin up under load, as with any GPU, but the volume is not disturbing to my ear).

As for the 5070 Ti itself, when I was considering this GPU I was putting it up against the AMD 9070 XT. I think there are good arguments for the AMD card at MSRP, but at the time of purchase this 5070 Ti was only R1000 or so more than the 9070 XT, and at that price it is a good deal. Also, as unfair as it is, if you look at actual game comparisons between the 2, there are many games where it is clear the developers focused on getting it working well with RTX cards and not so much AMD cards. And Nvidia's frame gen, RTX, and upscaling tech is just better at the moment.

performs better than expected and it runs very cool, also fans are pretty quit even when it gets going. The bronze effect colour is actually darker in person and works really well with a darker build i just wish the logo was ARGB instead of solid white

I recently bought an RTX 5070 ti from zotac and, it fits in my micro-atx case it only takes 2 slots. I was thinking of buying an rx 9070 xt but I like ray tracing in my games and I’m thinking of video editing and using blender in the future so I went for yhe RTX 5070 ti.