The next Nvidia 50-series graphics cards will hit shelves today, with the RTX 5070 Ti set to be available worldwide. Here's where you can get your hands on one.
Following their reveal at 2025, has been rolling out the release of its new 50-series graphics cards over the last few weeks, with the and the both going on sale at the end of January. Today is the turn of the RTX 5070 Ti, with the GPU having an MSRP of £729 / $749 / AU$1509, and is set to be available from various retailers in the UK, US and Australia, from 2pm GMT / 9am ET / 6am PDT today.
However, this MSRP is set by Nvidia, and because there won't be a Founder's Edition of the RTX 5070 Ti being released at all, you'll only be able to pick up third-party versions of the card from the likes of MSI and Asus and, they're likely to cost more than the MSRP. You've been warned!
The RTX 5070 Ti specs reveal that it boasts 1406 AI TOPS (99% more than was in the RTX 4070ti), as well as 5th gen tensor cores, 4th gen ray tracing cores and a whopping 16GB of GDDR7 memory. We've rounded up where you can get your hands on an Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti today. However, if you miss out, it's worth signing up for stock update email notifications sites are offering to get the best chance at grabbing an order link.
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti graphics card - where to buy in your regionNvidia is set to launch its 5070 Ti graphics cards today, with only a few hours left for gamers to wait. But, with stock expected to fly off the online shelves, you better be quick if you want to snag one on launch day. Here’s everything you need to know including on where to buy the cards, official prices, and stock availability. Overclockers, Amazon, CCL, and Scan are the retailers to bookmark for those in the UK.
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti graphics card - where to buy in UKThe full list of where to buy in the UK:
Our top pick for UK retailers is thanks to its reliability when getting delivery order updates and pre-order queues.
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti graphics card - where to buy in the USThe full list of where to buy in the US:
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If you're in the market for a new graphics card today, best of luck! As they're likely to sell out fast.