When GIGABYTE launched the AORUS RTX 5080 INFINITY and INFINITY WOOD in July, the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070 versions of the same design were listed as "coming in July" with no price attached. That gap just closed. GIGABYTE has confirmed Philippine SRP across all four cards in the 40th-anniversary INFINITY line, and the number that matters most is at the bottom of the stack.

The entry point is the real story

AORUS GeForce RTX 5070 INFINITY 12G now has an official PH price of PHP 68,510, making it the cheapest way into GIGABYTE's flagship aerospace-turbine design language rather than a feature exclusive to cards north of PHP 100,000. The RTX 5070 Ti INFINITY 16G sits at PHP 95,860, while the RTX 5080 INFINITY and INFINITY WOOD hold at PHP 128,730 and PHP 134,260 respectively, unchanged from July's launch pricing.

What buyers at every tier actually get

All four cards share the same WINDFORCE HYPERBURST cooling system: a double flow-through design pushing air through both sides of the backplate, GIGABYTE's patented Hawk fans (rated for up to 53.6% more air pressure than standard fans), and a concealed Overdrive fan that only activates under sustained heavy load. The RTX 5070 INFINITY runs a factory boost clock of 2715 MHz against Nvidia's 2512 MHz reference, giving it real headroom over a stock card despite sitting at the bottom of the lineup.

The concealed rear power connector and magnetic cover plate, first shown on the 5080 cards, carry down to the 5070 models too. That's notable because cable-management features like this often get cut on cheaper SKUs to protect margin. GIGABYTE didn't do that here.

Where the WOOD edition still stands apart

Only the RTX 5080 tier gets the wood-grain INFINITY WOOD treatment, a deliberate contrast against gaming hardware's usual industrial aesthetic. At PHP 5,530 more than the standard RTX 5080 INFINITY, it's priced as a design premium rather than a performance one, since both cards share identical specs.

The bigger picture

Confirmed PH pricing across all four INFINITY cards means GIGABYTE's 40th-anniversary design language is now a genuine tier ladder rather than a flagship-only showcase. For PC builders who liked the look of the 5080 launch in July but couldn't justify the price, the RTX 5070 INFINITY is the card that actually puts that decision in front of them.