NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Dips Below MSRP for the First Time

GPU prices are finally coming down. After we saw AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 and Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics cards have finally dip below their MSRPs, it seems that NVIDIA cards are now in order. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti slipped below its MSRP this week after Newegg applied a rebate that brought widely available listings to $729.99, under the $749 MSRP tied to this “Blackwell” SKU. The new pricing may not instantly alter the narrative around the 5070 Ti, but rather give this GPU some price breathing room for card that carried persistent price premiums, turning some buyers away.

The SKU in question is MSI Ventus 3X OC BLACK edition, which apparently has not been listed on MSI’s official site, meaning that retailers are now the exclusive place to get this GPU. We had a pleasure of reviewing the non-BLACK MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X OC GPU, which stood out as a sensible and well-rounded offering. Its factory overclock, strong headroom for further tuning and efficient gaming power draw make it especially attractive to 1440p high refresh gamers, compact-system builders and overclocking enthusiasts. Taking performance, features and price into account we awarded the Ventus 3X OC a “Recommended” badge. It is a very good value for its audience, but it missed our Editor’s Choice due to the thermal and noise trade-offs. However, at the time the actual retail price was a bit higher than MSRP at launch. Now, PC builders can get this GPU at prices below MSRP from the Newegg listing here.