MSI raised prices on RTX 5070 Ti models, signaling potential price hikes by other brands. There's limited availability of RTX 5070 Ti at MSRP due to ongoing supply issues. Nvidia faces competition from AMD with the upcoming RX 9070 XT,

Taking advantage of the STORMFORCE fan which comprises of seven fan blades, a Vapor Chamber and the HYPER FROZR Thermal Design, you’ve got a GPU that is extremely quiet and also maintains a temperature in the mid 50s, MSI has tone a fantastic job in making a card that is a performance beast whilst super silent and staying cool at the same time.

MSI has quietly increased the prices of its GeForce RTX 5070 Ti graphics cards, with some models now exceeding $1,000. This move has sparked concerns among consumers and industry observers about the affordability of mid-range GPUs.

MSI's cheapest RTX 5070 Ti is now $820, which is $70 more expensive than at launch. It's the latest in an annoying trend of ballooning prices.

With the launch of the RTX 5090, Nvidia and its add-in board partners set the tone for the rest of the GeForce RTX 50-series. And by that, I mean very low stock levels and almost at none whatsoever at Nvidia's suggested retail price.

It turns out that MSI has quietly increased the retail price of its RTX 50-series (Blackwell) GPUs, including models that were supposed to launch at MSRP (via Hardware & Co). This impacts all three Blackwell GPUs released thus far: the RTX 5090,