Last day and now even cheaper! Our number one graphics card pick is still below MSRP in the Amazon Prime Day UK sale — and there's a 5070 Ti with £160 off
I can't quite believe it.
Amazon Prime Day has begun in the UK, and it has yielded a fantastic surprise: RTX 50 series cards close to or even below the MSRP of Nvidia's Founders Edition cards.
Right now, you can grab the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 for an even £500, £119 off the list price and £29 below MSRP. If you've got a bit more cash to play with and want more frames, then this MSI RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB of VRAM is now £739. That's £160 off and the lowest-ever price we've seen on this model. It's not quite below MSRP, but it's so close that it's hard to pass up.
This PNY RTX 5070 is now the cheapest card of its kind in the UK, clocking in at £479, a new lowest-ever price.
Get a beefier RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB of VRAM and 2.48GHz clock speeds, cooled by a triple-fan design from MSI.
Here's how the RTX 5070 and 5070 Ti stack up in our GPU hierarchy. As you can see, you get a pretty hefty performance bump if you can make the stretch to the Ti, but the RTX 5070 is still a great card, easily besting the old 4070 and earning the top spot in our best GPU page, as a result.
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If it's the Ti you really want, there's a Gainward version over at Overclockers that's even cheaper. In fact, it's £60 cheaper, so if you don't mind having a slightly less flashy AIB brand on your card, you might want to check that out instead.
The lowest-ever price we've seen on an RTX 5070 Ti in the UK, with a boost clock of 2452MHz and triple-fan cooling.
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