Palit RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Pro. Dotatech is selling it.

Not bad... slightly worried about the 12VHPWR situation though

Here is my settings. No concessions made with no loss of visual effects vs Youtube gameplay videos.


While 8GB is a limiting factor if want to turn on all features, its mostly the GPU chip that will be the limiting factor of perf/ FPS rather than VRAM. You can give a 3050 24GB VRAM and it will still perform pisspoor at 4K.

And while i agree 8GB 5060TI price is awful, it isnt unplayable mess that reviewers are trying to pull.

Did you? 5000 series are coming down fast to saner levels. With luck a 5070 can be had below MSRP. Meanwhile AMD Msia still smoking weed when pricing their Radeons here. Based on global MSRP it shouldnt be more than RM 3300 but here your looking at 3900 which is same price as 5070TI with poorer value.

This post has been edited by babylon52281: May 18 2025, 10:23 PM

Come back in 2-3 years then

? I really doubt AMD is responsible for the street pricing here


You can already get one at RM3499 (possibly even cheaper on brick and mortar shops), which is slightly more than what you mentioned

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: May 18 2025, 10:41 PM

My experience with the RTX 50 series so far has been positive. I’ve been on it since early February. Based on Sun Cycle’s price, I don't think I ever overpaid.

Story time...

I pre-ordered the 5080 from a "reputable" store in Lowyat back in January. They weren’t sure which AIB brand would arrive first but this was what I got first week Feb:


The 5080 reviews were generally positive although some pointed out that 16Gigs of VRAM might not be enough. Games like Indiana Jones and Star Wars Outlaws pushed the VRAM to its limits when maxed out (and when it hit me, it was a slideshow, surprised how easily it hit with these new titles). I’m using a Samsung Neo G9 57 (7680x2160@240Hz).

My previous 4080 could only run 8K wide at 120Hz. Finally seeing 240Hz working with MFG in supported games was a big moment. The performance was simply magical when MFG worked.

About three months later, I decided to go all in with my dream build 😎

My last custom DIY setup was over 10 years ago. Back in 2024, I had the 9800X3D (my first time not choosing Intel!) in mind and waited for Nvidia’s top-tier GPU which turned out to be the 5090.

Fast forward now May 2025. The 9800X3D and 5090 build is complete and it’s been nothing short of extraordinary on the Neo G9 57.



Here’s my journey in order:

- Bought the Neo G9 57 in 2024, but the 4080 wasn’t enough (expected as much)

- Kept the idea of a new build in mind for 2025, more of a personal goal than a need

- Upgraded to the 5080

- Sold off my 3090 + 4080 to help fund the new setup (both 'cheap' OEMs with no warranty but a little surprised by the demand + price it reached)

- Built a custom PC with the 9800X3D and 5090

- Decided to keep the 5080 with my Dell 11900k gaming PC as "spare" and display relegated to my old 3440x1440 144Hz and in common/work setup area

This post has been edited by defaultname365: May 18 2025, 11:42 PM

i will not worry on the 12vhpwr unless it a 4090 or 5090

How much did you managed to get for the 3090? Not gonna lie in some ways I'm feeling gatal wanna sell it and get 5000 series.

after few times plug and unplug need to change to new cable to be safe. Alot of issues are from the used cables.

I saw 5070ti cards as low as ~rm4100 in stock just waiting for you to buy in shops. Cheapest 9070XT is like rm3500-3600

This post has been edited by terradrive: May 19 2025, 12:30 PM

Already know 5060 is bad before the review. It is worth only 50% at best.

This post has been edited by TristanX: May 19 2025, 10:51 PM

5060 cards appeared @ shopee.. rm2k~2.4k.

Just don't buy 8GB trash for a new card. 5060 Ti 16GB can be found at RM2k.

biar betul 5070ti windforce oc 3.6k at lazada

It was 2 years ago when the doom & gloom of 8GB cards was foretold its ending. Im still waiting for it to happen 2 years later, and Im not holding my breath for another 2 years

The prices you quoted below is the local MSRP 9070XT pricing which is still above global prices and yet try to find it, good luck as its all sold out. Only those 3900 models are still hanging around and if reports are to believed, AMD AIB has stop producing/selling MSRP models so buyers will have to stomach these overpriced cards unless AMD does their famous steep price cuts months later... again!

5070TI local MSRP is RM 3900. Still a bit too high unless its OC tier models so wait a bit more for prices to drop further. I see Geforces are dropping fast.

Can post link for benefit of forumers interested?

Damn good price, below MSRP somemore. But iinm Windforce series has pisspoor cooler that will near thermal throttle the GPU and crazy loud fans... or was that Eagle version?

Try Viewnet
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_6j...feUULTGxIjPEFpo

You have to go to physical store to find good deals for new products. Wait for payday sale on 24th 8pm for online.

This post has been edited by TristanX: May 20 2025, 12:18 AM

Some OC is not worth it. Zotac solid, solid core, msi shadow, ventus and some other brands are just 1-2% OC. Is it worth the +RM100? i don't think so.

yea, noticed viewnet's price better, at least for those item in my wishlist are cheaper than some famous pc builder(s) out there.

Many of these lowyat price listings are very deceptive, often the quoted CPU and/or mobo prices are for bundling together (in very small print), and if you ask over the counter, individual price will be different. Its not a recent scalper thing but its been the practice for a long time i seen, still not good if the prices for each differs a lot.

Solid, Shadow, Ventus, Prime, GamePro are MSRP baseline models. What I meant OC models are the Amp, the Trio, TUF, Gamerock models which arent the high spec but one tier above MSRP model. Depending on the price gap between them, some of these higher tier models might worth it due to its better cooler others its way to highs. It depends.