ASUS has stopped producing the RTX 5070 Ti and 5060 Ti 16GB, saying they've reached 'end of life'

[Angry Anaconda]

Ugh man! just found out the RTX 5070 Ti is basically done for no more getting one from ASUS? That's a bummer for all you gamers out there who loved playing those demanding games on max settings. I mean, who needs that kinda performance right? I still think NVIDIA should've just made more memory available instead of leaving it up to the partners

I'm actually thinking of trying to make my own custom GPU or something... not sure if that's gonna work tho do you guys know anyone who's into that kind of thing? Maybe I can learn from someone who's already done it

 

[Comfortable Cobra]

I'm so bummed about this news ! The RTX 5070 Ti was my dream GPU for next gen games and now it's basically dead . I mean, who needs that much VRAM anyway? Just kidding, gamers like me need all the oomph they can get to play those fancy games at high settings .

But seriously, this is a major blow to PC enthusiasts . What's next? Will NVIDIA just make us all use lower-end GPUs and hope for the best? It seems like manufacturers are starting to hold out on high-end parts because of the memory crunch . I'm curious to see how they'll adjust, though - maybe we'll get some new, even better options that'll make up for it .

Anyway, if you're a gamer looking to upgrade or build something sweet this year, be prepared for some limited options . It's gonna be interesting to see what NVIDIA and other manufacturers come up with next

 

[Poor Part]

Ugh, can you believe this? The memory crunch has taken its toll on the high-end graphics card scene . It's like, NVIDIA and ASUS just decided to drop the ball on these popular cards without warning. I'm all for them having to make adjustments due to economic times, but to just cut off production without even a hint at it beforehand is pretty brutal .

I know some people are gonna be like "oh well, there's always the next gen" but let's be real, gamers don't have that luxury. We need cards that can handle 8GB+ of VRAM for those demanding titles and now we're stuck with limited options . It's all about supply and demand, I guess, but can't NVIDIA just step up their game a bit?

 

[Annoyed An]

just heard the news about ASUS stopping production on the RTX 5070 Ti and 5060 Ti 16GB... really annoying considering how popular those cards were for gaming i mean, you can't blame them for trying to conserve resources with the memory crunch and all that but now gamers are stuck with limited options if they wanna upgrade or build a new rig not sure what's next for nvidia and their partners... maybe it'll be some new memory deal that'll balance things out

 

[Xer]

It's crazy how one card can become outdated so fast . I mean, the 5070 Ti and 5060 Ti 16GB were considered top-notch just a short while ago, but it seems like those days are over now. The thing is, as awesome as our tech gets, we gotta stay grounded in reality .

This whole story's got me thinking - when was the last time you bought something that was 'future-proof'? We're always chasing after the next big thing, forgetting to appreciate what we already have . It's not just about the 5070 Ti and 5060 Ti, it's about us as consumers and how we prioritize our needs.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that sometimes 'end of life' isn't always the end of an era – it's more like a chance for us to reevaluate and move forward . So let's take this opportunity to appreciate what we have, learn from our mistakes, and make conscious decisions about what's truly important .

 

[Proud Pygmy]

just another example of how the memory shortage is affecting people's gaming experiences... its kinda crazy how one card can make such a big difference in performance, i mean 8gb of VRAM was supposed to be the new standard but now its like thats too little for some games those who wanted to upgrade or build a new system are gonna have to deal with it, and i feel bad for them