After a slew of rumors over the last couple of months, NVIDIA has officially announced the launch dates for its highly anticipated GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070 graphics cards – with the cards launching between February 20th and March 5th.

If you've been waiting for a mid-tier upgrade that delivers cutting-edge AI-enhanced graphics, improved ray tracing, and NVIDIA's latest DLSS 4 technology, the wait is almost over. Nvidia has confirmed the launch dates of both cards through the official product page on its website, which now shows a February 20th launch date for the RTX 5070 Ti and a March 5th launch date for the RTX 5070.

GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070 Pricing and Availability

The GeForce RTX 5070 Ti will be available starting February 20 at a retail price of £729, while the standard RTX 5070 will follow on March 5, starting at £539 – according to the UK product page.

With these new additions, NVIDIA expands its Blackwell-powered lineup, offering gamers enhanced frame rates, AI-driven upscaling, and optimized rendering for the latest AAA titles.

What Makes the RTX 5070 Family a Game Changer?

These new GPUs pack impressive performance upgrades over their predecessors, featuring NVIDIA's latest breakthroughs:

• DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation – AI-driven performance boosts and improved frame rendering for smoother gameplay.
• Fourth-Gen Ray Tracing Cores – Enhanced ray tracing capabilities for more realistic lighting and reflections.
• Fifth-Gen Tensor Cores – Designed for maximum AI efficiency, enabling better upscaling, image reconstruction, and neural rendering.
• NVIDIA Reflex 2 with Frame Warp – Reducing system latency for ultra-responsive gameplay.
• NVIDIA Studio – Supercharging creative workflows with AI-enhanced tools for content creators.
• NVIDIA ACE – Digital humans and AI assistants to enhance in-game interactions and virtual environments.

Will the RTX 5070 and 5070 be available to buy?

While launch dates have now been set, it’s up in the air whether or not users will actually be able to buy the chips – especially if you take the recently launched RTX 5090 and 5080 cards as an example. In fact, there were almost no available units in the US and UK for the two flagships, resulting in some concern surrounding the upcoming, mid-range options.

All we can do at this stage is cross our figures and hope the brand has available units for market.

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