RTX 5070 Ti Specs, Gaming FPS, Best CPU and PSU

RTX 5070 Ti Specs

Specs: RTX 5070 Ti official page. Scores are ComputingSkill’s gaming index, positioned from publicly reported review averages, not our own benchmarks (methodology).

RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Performance (Estimated FPS)

Average FPS from the FPS Calculator’s formula for a typical AAA game, paired with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D so the card is the limit wherever it can be. Figures marked * are held back by the CPU instead. Ray tracing, upscaling and frame generation are not included; they are estimates, not benchmarks.

In the GPU tier list the RTX 5070 Ti sits in A tier: 4K gaming at high settings. In games that support it, DLSS 4 upscaling and Multi Frame Generation (up to 4x) can raise these frame rates, at some cost in image quality or input latency. How upscaling and frame generation work.

Is 16GB of VRAM Enough on the RTX 5070 Ti?

16GB of VRAM is enough for ultra textures at 1080p, 1440p and 4K. The rule is the GPU VRAM Calculator’s minimum for each resolution and texture level (1080p: 6GB at high, 8GB at ultra; 1440p: 8GB / 10GB; 4K: 12GB / 14GB). Short on VRAM, a game stutters or swaps textures rather than simply losing frames.

Best CPU for the RTX 5070 Ti

At 1080p, the Ryzen 5 7600X3D is the most modest current CPU that runs the RTX 5070 Ti without a noticeable CPU bottleneck (under 15% in our engine, typical AAA game at high settings). At 1440p the card does more of the work, so the Ryzen 7 5700X is already enough. A faster CPU still helps in esports and CPU-heavy games, where the CPU sets the frame rate far more often.

“GPU-limited” is normal and means the card is the part working hardest. A CPU % is how much of the card goes unused. Check any other pair in the PC Bottleneck Calculator.

What PSU Does the RTX 5070 Ti Need?

The RTX 5070 Ti’s maker recommends a 750W power supply, and the card itself draws up to about 300W. With a Ryzen 5 7600X3D, the PSU Calculator estimates a full-load draw of about 469W for the whole PC and recommends a 750W unit (30% headroom, rounded up). A power-hungry CPU such as a Core i9 needs more, so check your exact parts.

Similar Graphics Cards

Head-to-head comparisons: RTX 5070 Ti vs RX 9070 XT.

Try the RTX 5070 Ti with your own CPU, resolution and settings in the FPS Calculator, or see which games it runs in Can I Run It.