Quick answer: VideoCardz tracked US online RTX 5070 Ti offers on Nov 6 with the cheapest listing at $1,339.99, about 79% over the February 2025 $749 MSRP, and some models at $1,499.99. The low tracked price rose about $160 in eight days from $1,179.99 on Oct 29.
After the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 pricing crunch, VideoCardz says the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is now approaching twice its original MSRP at major US online retailers. The card launched in February 2025 at $749. On November 6, the cheapest tracked online offer was $1,339.99, about 79% over MSRP, and some models were listed at $1,499.99 or more.
That low tracked price climbed about $160 in eight days. VideoCardz says the cheapest available RTX 5070 Ti was $1,179.99 on October 29 and $1,339.99 by November 6, a 13.6% jump when comparing cheapest-available models rather than one specific SKU. Examples cited include a GIGABYTE AERO OC at $1,339.99 on Newegg, an ASUS PRIME OC at $1,399.99 and a TUF GAMING OC at $1,499.99 on B&H, and a GIGABYTE GAMING OC around $1,400 at Best Buy. Figures exclude sales tax.
NVIDIA previously denied January 2026 discontinuation rumors and said it was still shipping all GeForce SKUs. ASUS also said the 5070 Ti was not end-of-life and pointed to memory supply constraints. The card remains listed at major retailers, so current pricing alone does not prove production has stopped. VideoCardz notes the 5070 Ti never returned to MSRP after earlier spikes past $1,000, while recent 5080 offers also neared twice that card's $999 MSRP.