Zotac Rtx 5070ti Solid Sff Oc 16gb Gddr7 Graphic Card Clair
Avis Zotac Rtx 5070ti Solid Sff Oc 16gb Gddr7 Graphic Card Clair
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Easy assembly to create the system I wanted. All of the components were ready available at Rock bottom prices.
Easy assembly to create the system I wanted. All of the components were ready available at Rock bottom prices.
MichaelWh
16 août 2025
Didn’t need a SFF card in my full ATX case (Hyte y40) but this card exceeded expectations especially for under $850. This GPU has never hit 80° or gone below 90 FPS doing benchmarks and also playing games like; GTA, Cyberpunk, Oblivion, Doom the dark ages, and starfield on ultra/max RT 1440p settings.
Didn’t need a SFF card in my full ATX case (Hyte y40) but this card exceeded expectations especially for under $850. This GPU has never hit 80° or gone below 90 FPS doing benchmarks and also playing games like; GTA, Cyberpunk, Oblivion, Doom the dark ages, and starfield on ultra/max RT 1440p settings.
Fizz
1 août 2025
This is an excellent GPU in terms of power and performance. Yes, the 5000 series gets a lot of hate, but this GPU specifically fits in my Fractal Terra at the lowest GPU setting, while allowing me to use a 77mm CPU cooler. This is literally the PERFECT GPU for the Fractal Terra if you are going for SFF. If this is priced at $900 or above, then you should go with a 9070XT. When this is less than $850, it performs on par with the 9070XT and at that point you really have to decide whether DLSS4 and RT are worth paying extra for, now that FSR4 can legit hold it's own against DLSS4, something unfathomable with FSR3. However, DLSS is more widely supported than FSR. My advice: If you're only option is an $800 9070XT and an $850 5070 Ti, go with the 5070 Ti. If you see $600 or less and this remains near the $825-$850 mark, then go with the 9070XT.
This is an excellent GPU in terms of power and performance. Yes, the 5000 series gets a lot of hate, but this GPU specifically fits in my Fractal Terra at the lowest GPU setting, while allowing me to use a 77mm CPU cooler. This is literally the PERFECT GPU for the Fractal Terra if you are going for SFF. If this is priced at $900 or above, then you should go with a 9070XT. When this is less than $850, it performs on par with the 9070XT and at that point you really have to decide whether DLSS4 and RT are worth paying extra for, now that FSR4 can legit hold it's own against DLSS4, something unfathomable with FSR3. However, DLSS is more widely supported than FSR. My advice: If you're only option is an $800 9070XT and an $850 5070 Ti, go with the 5070 Ti. If you see $600 or less and this remains near the $825-$850 mark, then go with the 9070XT.
merrick
3 juillet 2025
It's almost 305mm alongside it being 2 slots which I am looking forward to putting it in a small form factor GPU. It's silent, operating at 30% which I was looking for. This was a dealbreaker since I had to return an Asus RX 9070xt because of the loud coil whine even when the fans are on idle, and I had headphones on. This is in comparison with this GPU. No noticeable coil whine on idle and when the fans are running, unless I put my ear up to my PC case and actively look for it. Alongside that, it came with a stand so that the GPU can't sag, preventing the PCIE or the PCB breaking, which I thought was more than the other brands. It's also pretty pricey. But on price it was this GPU or the Sapphire nitro+ 9070 xt.
It's almost 305mm alongside it being 2 slots which I am looking forward to putting it in a small form factor GPU. It's silent, operating at 30% which I was looking for. This was a dealbreaker since I had to return an Asus RX 9070xt because of the loud coil whine even when the fans are on idle, and I had headphones on. This is in comparison with this GPU. No noticeable coil whine on idle and when the fans are running, unless I put my ear up to my PC case and actively look for it. Alongside that, it came with a stand so that the GPU can't sag, preventing the PCIE or the PCB breaking, which I thought was more than the other brands. It's also pretty pricey. But on price it was this GPU or the Sapphire nitro+ 9070 xt.
Kyyu
20 juin 2025
So far I love it. Used it in a SFF build with a Fractal Terra case for use in a living room gaming PC. Fits perfect to allow the maximum CPU cooler size possible in the Terra, and still manages to stay cool on its own without issue. Use it to game at 4K/60 on the TV and works extremely well. I don’t own a ton of newer games, but it works fantastic pushing FF7 Rebirth and Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2. Does require DLSS if cranking RTX, such as as in Hogwarts Legacy.
So far I love it. Used it in a SFF build with a Fractal Terra case for use in a living room gaming PC. Fits perfect to allow the maximum CPU cooler size possible in the Terra, and still manages to stay cool on its own without issue. Use it to game at 4K/60 on the TV and works extremely well. I don’t own a ton of newer games, but it works fantastic pushing FF7 Rebirth and Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2. Does require DLSS if cranking RTX, such as as in Hogwarts Legacy.
GransIsland
11 avril 2025
