The RTX 5070 Ti Joins the Price Hike Club
Following the GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, NVIDIA’s RTX 5070 Ti is now approaching twice its original retail price. The graphics card launched in February 2025 with a $749 MSRP, but the cheapest tracked online offer at major US retailers has reached $1,339.99. Some models are already selling for $1,499.99 or more.
The lowest tracked price has increased by $160 in just eight days. According to price tracing data, the cheapest available RTX 5070 Ti was $1,179.99 on October 29. As of November 6, the lowest tracked offer is $1,339.99—a 13.6% increase in a little over a week. These figures compare the cheapest available models rather than the price of one specific graphics card.
Where to Find Them (If You’re Willing to Pay)
At Newegg, the GIGABYTE 5070 Ti AERO OC is listed for $1,339.99, sold and shipped directly by the retailer. B&H has the ASUS PRIME OC for $1,399.99 and the TUF GAMING OC for $1,499.99. Best Buy also lists the GIGABYTE GAMING OC at approximately $1,400. These are online purchase options without requiring a visit to a physical store. Prices exclude applicable sales tax.
NVIDIA Previously Denied Discontinuation Rumors
The RTX 5070 Ti was already the subject of discontinuation rumors in January 2026. At the time, reports suggested that NVIDIA and its partners were preparing to stop producing certain 16GB GeForce models. NVIDIA denied the claims and confirmed that it continued shipping all GeForce SKUs. ASUS also issued a clarification stating that the RTX 5070 Ti had not been designated as end-of-life, explaining that memory supply constraints were affecting production and restocking.
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The card never returned to MSRP since then. We previously reported that RTX 5070 Ti pricing had crossed $1,000 in January. Since then, the situation has continued to deteriorate. Our recent checks also found RTX 5080 offers approaching twice the official $999 MSRP, while both the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 temporarily disappeared from NVIDIA’s US Marketplace.
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Source: newegg