GALAX GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 1-Click OC Performance, Power Analysis & Noise Output

Box & Contents

The box has white-themed graphics and is sturdy enough to protect the expensive card. Internally, packing foam surrounds the graphics card.

The package includes the following:

  • 1-Click sync pro cable
  • PCIe 1x 16-pin to 3x 8-pin adapter
  • Metallic support stick

I suggest avoiding adaptors and buying a PSU with a native 12+4 pin connector. Remember, the 12+4 pin connector cable between ATX v3.0 and v3.1 PSUs remains the same. Only the header changes if the PSU uses a native 12+4 pin header instead of 2x 8-pin ones.

Product Photos

Thanks to its small PCB and cooling solution, the graphics card has a compact design. The metallic backplate is an essential detail, protecting the card’s back PCB while also assisting in its cooling.

The graphics card draws power through a 12V-2×6 header.

The available display ports are three DP 2.1b and a single HDMI 2.1b.

Some more photos of the graphics card.

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3 thoughts on “GALAX GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 1-Click OC Performance, Power Analysis & Noise Output

  1. Thanks for your detailed review. I bought a similar Galax card called the Blade OC in China. Despite putting it to the same settings as you in GPU tweak (and the GPU clock dial even going slightly higher to 2997) I’m finding that the max core clock I can get in TimeSpy Extreme GT1 is just under 3000MHz. Do you think this is just silicon lottery because my card seems to be about 3-5% behind every review of the Galax One click OC I can find (can’t read Chinese reviews of the local Blade OC version)?

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