Another Nvidia GPU nears twice its MSRP as RTX 5070 Ti prices skyrocket
Another graphics card is edging closer to twice its suggested retail price. The GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is becoming increasingly expensive in the US, with the cheapest tracked online offers now starting at $1,339.99 — nearly 79 % above the graphics card's original $749 MSRP. Some models are listed at $1,500 or more, roughly twice the card's launch price.
The cheapest RTX 5070 Ti available for online purchase in the US rose from $1,179.99 on October 29 to $1,339.99 on November 6, an increase of $160, or about 13.6 %. The comparison tracks the lowest available offers across different models rather than a price increase for a single card.
The Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Aero OC is currently listed at $1,339.99 at Newegg, sold and shipped directly by the retailer. B&H has the Asus RTX 5070 Ti Prime OC for $1,399.99 and the RTX 5070 Ti TUF Gaming OC for $1,499.99, while Best Buy lists the Gigabyte RTX 5070 Ti Gaming OC for approximately $1,400.
The price increases follow similar developments involving Nvidia's more expensive graphics cards. The RTX 5080 is approaching twice its $999 MSRP, while RTX 5090 prices have climbed to nearly $7,000, or roughly 2.5 times its MSRP. Notably, both the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 have disappeared from Nvidia’s US Marketplace. However, neither card has been officially discontinued.
The RTX 5070 Ti has not been officially discontinued either. Nvidia previously denied rumors that it was ending production of certain 16 GB GeForce models, confirming in January 2026 that it continued shipping all GeForce SKUs. Asus also clarified at the time that the RTX 5070 Ti had not been designated as end-of-life, although memory supply constraints were affecting production and restocking.
The graphics card has not returned to its original MSRP since then. It remains available from major US retailers, but the current prices illustrate how difficult it has become to find Nvidia's higher-end GeForce models at anything close to their launch prices.
Add as a preferred source on Google
