
Graphics card
KFA2 GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 1-Click OC
A graphics card by KFA2, based on the RTX 5070 Ti GPU from NVIDIA. Equipped with 16 GB of GDDR7 memory. Architecture: Blackwell.
At 1440p without ray tracing, average gaming performance is 102.5 FPS. This card’s GPU model ranks 8 out of 59 for gaming performance, with a Gaming Index score of 56.1 out of 100. As of November 2026, it ranks 16 out of 30 for value for money, with a Value Index score of 61.2 out of 100, calculated using prices for new graphics cards in the selected markets. (The value score was calculated using the price of £1,099.99 for the graphics card ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5070 Ti OC.)
At 1440p with ray tracing, average gaming performance is 76.8 FPS. This card’s GPU model ranks 6 out of 50 for gaming performance, with a Gaming Index score of 52.9 out of 100. As of November 2026, it ranks 14 out of 28 for value for money, with a Value Index score of 63 out of 100, calculated using prices for new graphics cards in the selected markets. (The value score was calculated using the price of £1,099.99 for the graphics card ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5070 Ti OC.)
At 1440p without ray tracing, average gaming performance is 102.5 FPS. This card’s GPU model ranks 8 out of 59 for gaming performance, with a Gaming Index score of 56.1 out of 100.
At 1440p with ray tracing, average gaming performance is 76.8 FPS. This card’s GPU model ranks 6 out of 50 for gaming performance, with a Gaming Index score of 52.9 out of 100.
Highlights
- Length: 303 mm
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Performance and value
Average FPS and value for money at each resolution.
1080p
Full HD- Average FPS
- 137.6 8 of 61
- FPS / 100£
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- Performance
- 65.8 / 100 8 of 61
- Value
- — No ranking
1440p
Quad HD- Average FPS
- 102.5 8 of 59
- FPS / 100£
- — No ranking
- Performance
- 56.1 / 100 8 of 59
- Value
- — No ranking
4K
Ultra HD- Average FPS
- 58.4 6 of 57
- FPS / 100£
- — No ranking
- Performance
- 51.1 / 100 6 of 57
- Value
- — No ranking
1080p
Full HD- Average FPS
- 105.9 6 of 55
- FPS / 100£
- — No ranking
- Performance
- 60.6 / 100 6 of 55
- Value
- — No ranking
1440p
Quad HD- Average FPS
- 76.8 6 of 50
- FPS / 100£
- — No ranking
- Performance
- 52.9 / 100 6 of 50
- Value
- — No ranking
4K
Ultra HD- Average FPS
- 44.5 6 of 49
- FPS / 100£
- — No ranking
- Performance
- 52.3 / 100 6 of 49
- Value
- — No ranking
How to read metrics and rankings
Performance / 100 — a gaming performance score. Scores are normalized from 1 to 100 across GPU models with test data for the same resolution and mode; 100 is the highest performance. Adding or removing comparison models does not change this scale.
Average FPS — an estimated average frame rate across the test set for the selected resolution and mode. Results in a particular game may differ. These figures apply to the GPU model and all graphics cards based on it.
Value / 100 — the ratio of underlying performance to price, normalized from 1 to 100. It includes GPU models with test data and prices for the selected condition in the selected markets. A score of 100 marks the best performance for the money.
FPS / 100£ — average FPS ÷ price in the selected currency × the amount shown in the label. The price follows the selected condition. Higher is better. For example, 60 FPS at a price of 300 in the selected currency gives 20 FPS per 100.
Bars — in the metric cards, performance and value for money use a 0–100 scale. For average FPS and FPS for the money, a full bar represents the highest value among all models with data for the same resolution and mode. Price-based metrics also follow the selected condition. For example, 20 FPS with a maximum of 100 FPS fills 20% of the bar.
Rank — the position among all GPU models with data for that metric, including models not selected for comparison. Average FPS, Performance and value-for-money metrics may have different ranks and participant counts. Graphics cards based on the same GPU model do not add ranking entries.
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Average FPS
Average frame rate in the selected test mode.
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Shared scale: 0–198.6. Differences are relative to the current card.
FPS / 100£
Average FPS per the indicated amount in your selected currency.
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Shared scale: 0–1. Differences are relative to the current card.
Specs
General
- GPU vendor
- NVIDIA
- GPU model
- RTX 5070 Ti
- Card manufacturer
- KFA2
- Architecture
- Blackwell
- Manufacturing process
- 4 nm
- GPU die size
- 378 mm²
Memory
- Memory size
- 16 GB
- Memory type
- GDDR7
- Memory bus width
- 256 bit
- Memory clock
- 1,750 MHz
- Memory bandwidth
- 896 GB/s
Cooling
- Fan count
- 3
Dimensions & build
- Length
- 303 mm
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