🧠 GPU Architecture & Specs
Built on NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, featuring 8,960 CUDA cores, along with 4th-gen RT Cores and 5th-gen Tensor Cores for robust ray tracing and AI workloads.
Compatible with DLSS 4, Multi‑Frame Generation, and NVIDIA Reflex 2 for low-latency gaming and visual enhancements.
 
⚙️ Clock Speeds & Memory
Boost clock: approximately 2,482 MHz (factory), up to 2,497 MHz in Extreme Performance Mode via MSI Center.
Memory: 16 GB GDDR7 on a 256-bit bus, running at 28 Gbps, delivering ~896 GB/s bandwidth
 
❄️ Cooling, Power & Build
Equipped with TORX Fan 5.0 triple-fan setup, nickel-plated copper baseplate, core pipes, and ventilated backplate, plus Zero Frozr idle stop for silent low-load operation.
Power Draw: ~300 W TGP, requires single 16-pin connector (adapter included); recommended PSU: 750 W 
Form Factor: dual-slot (2.5-slot width), dimensions approximately 303 × 121 × 49 mm, weight ~1,073 g (card); ~1566 g with packaging.
 
The MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X OC 16 GB delivers impressive performance thanks to its large VRAM buffer and overclocked speeds. It’s a cost-efficient option for solid 4K and high-refresh 1440p gaming. That said, its Ventus-tier cooling results in higher temps and fan noise under sustained load—performance is strong, but acoustic and thermal comfort take a hit.
Undervolting and custom fan curves greatly improve usability, but if quieter operation, cooler thermals, or better overclocking headroom are priorities, models like Gaming Trio OC or Vanguard SOC are superior alternatives—though usually at a premium.