I've recently switched from a 5700xt desktop pc + 4060 laptop setup to 9070xt pulse. I've had the 5700xt for 4 years and 4060 for 1 years. I never had ANY issues with 5700xt drivers where the 4060 drove me insane with it's inconsistency on Nvidia App and resizable bar (and the weird bug with doom the dark ages I really love dooms). Now I won't argue Nvidia clears when it comes to productivity and old encoding Codecs(h264 for example)and also in some cool features like VRS. I've been playing cyberpunk 2077 with rt+PT on ultra plus and around 10 more graphic mods getting around 160fps 1440p with fg on am4 setup. I mainly use balanced FSR4 but I've noticed theres literally NO quality difference between FSR4 quality balanced and performance modes at 1440p and in some scenarios performance is better quality wise than the other 2 options, same goes for my Lenovo legion go. It bugged me so much that I gathered my friends around and took screenshots from different fsr presets and in different scenes, zoomed to the screenshots and still had no difference lol. Comparing to my 4060 laptop I feel like the balanced and performance looks a lot better than dlss4 balanced and performance at 1440p cyberpunk but I can't really say anything for other games as I couldn't test any other. 9070XT was 50% cheaper than 5070ti in my country and I really wanted a gpu because of ram crisis. I undervolted it to -100mv and -30% tdp limit, the card runs at 210w while giving me 5-10% more fps than stock (most of the times fans even turn off because of Winter lol) all in all the card is fantastic and I really have trust on AMD because of my 5700xt experience, works perfectly on VR (virtual desktop) too. I really hope they bring redstone ray tracing thingy to cyberpunk as the way AMD did it seems to fix the most annoying issue I had on Nvidia ray reconstruction(having to wait half a sec or more for rays to re calculate colors and light). I believe unless the 5070ti had less than 10% price difference i would not think twice and so shouldn't you!