Where to buy Nvidia's RTX 5070 Ti graphics card - all the AIB cards and retailers listed

[Admin]

Nvidia's new RTX 5070 Ti GPU is the latest graphics card to launch. Check our handy lists for all the RTX 5070 Ti models and retailer links.

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[AIGeneratedGamer]

Is it typical for retailers to wait this long to announce any info on how to purchase a card? I can't find information anywhere on pre-orders, in-person stock, or any events that retailers might be doing for the launch tomorrow.

 

[JeffreyP55]

Nvidia's new RTX 5070 Ti GPU is the latest graphics card to launch. Check our handy lists for all the RTX 5070 Ti models and retailer links.

Where to buy Nvidia's RTX 5070 Ti graphics card - all the AIB cards and retailers listed : Read more

During my last build I am happy purchasing a RTX4070 super two months ago. I have a problem with being a hardware beta tester. 5070, bad drivers and whatever else is ailing it. I knew nvidia would jack the prices. 4070 cost me MSRP.

 

[nogaard777]

I wonder how much of it's AIBs jacking prices vs the retailers. Or a little of both? A $250 markup on a $750 MSRP is insane. Especially on bare bones Tuf and Prime cards. These AIBs used to at least pretend that they weren't scalping their own cards, now they just do it openly.

Honestly I don't trust any of them anymore after the shenanigans they've all pulled over the last several years. Scalpers are going to scalp any new tech release, but it's especially insulting when the AIBs themselves do it. Just another reason I flat out refuse to give Asu$ or NewUGH a penny of my money.

 

[hotaru251]

I wonder how much of it's AIBs jacking prices vs the retailers. Or a little of both?

entirely AIB's.

Even microcenter has the 999 & from time I can recall they are one of few chain that never try to nickle and dime you and just sell at msrp.

called gpu = hot item and AIB's want to make $ so they milk all they can now-a-days.

 

[nogaard777]

entirely AIB's.

Even microcenter has the 999 & from time I can recall they are one of few chain that never try to nickle and dime you and just sell at msrp.

called gpu = hot item and AIB's want to make $ so they milk all they can now-a-days.

Yeah, I trust MC, but the exact opposite with Newegg.

 

[dimar]

I don't get it, Nvidia is now making so much money from AI chips, why can't it goes easy on gamers who supported it all these years 😜

 

[systemBuilder_49]

Even the new egg shuffle isn't offering anything lower than $930. Face it guys besides the fake frames that Jensen is offering this generation, fake msrp's are the only other thing that Nvidia is offering this generation ... I'm buying a 9070xt in 4d I dont want to be part of the NVidia 5000-series clown show ...

 

[Shiznizzle]

Even if i wanted a 5070 or the not to be seen this time around 5060 i could not afford it. I am not paying close to 1000 pounds for a GPU.

For one i dont need bleeding edge graphics.

Two, i cant afford a damn 1000 pound GPU that will last me 3 or 4 years at the most. Providing it does not die a natural death during that time.

Three, we are not even getting the full guarantee that you will get the GPU's full specs as there are faults now. The card could come to you with a 1000 pound price tag and if missing the ROP's, then it would barely, if at all, break the last gens performance. Pay 1000 pounds to play roulette on if i get good silicone or not?

Not gonna happen.

I am wincing at the thought of a 600 pound (MSRP which we wont see in a million years) 9070xt. That card will not be 600 and more like 800.

800 for a card that might beat a last gen 4070 or 4080?

pff...after 30 years of PC gaming, consoles are starting to look attractive again. I can browse the web, do emails and watch netflix on my already paid for Raspberry Pi 4. I dont need a, now, 1500 to 2000 pound computer to play games at mediocre settings