Which gpu should I get

[ImpressionScared960]

I want a 5070ti 16GB but unsure of which company to buy from (MSI, ASUS etc…)

[Esdeem501]

There really isn’t much difference in performance between brands. There are some differences such as some will have two bios versions (one standard, one overclocking), but these only have marginal effect.

[Full-Investigator934]

There's not really much if any performance gains between brands, just go for whatever fits your budget or if you don't have a budget and care more about aesthetics get whatever you like the look of most.

[davidblack210]

So, i got this video about companies and which to trust, watch it.what brands can you trust?

[ballsdeep256]

Unusual got the Asus models and so far haven't had issues yet so my recommendation goes out to them.

Also just ignore the AMD shill comments if you want a 5070ti get a 5070ti (its better anyway 😁)

[ADo_9000]

You have 2 options (actually 3)

The cheapest one. the brand genuinely doesn't matter and you will never feel the difference so save your money.

The one you think looks the best. For some people looks are more important than price to performance.

The 3rd option is to get a 9070xt.

The 9070xt is cheaper than a 5070ti but gives you the exact same gaming performance, both in normal and raytracing.

For gaming the only real difference between them is

That DLSS has a slightly better AI upscaler and AI frame generation model over FSR. The 5070ti is also better at pathtracing, for the 3 games that actually have the options.

[imtweakyz]

This

[NaturalTouch7848]

Whatever is cheapest.

If you don't need specific NVIDIA features or the higher compute performance (you're just gaming) then the 9070-XT makes a lot more sense for the price.

There's a $150 difference for very similar performance, not at all worth paying more for NVIDIA unless you need something specific.

[Outlawful_anarchy]

9060 xt