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EVGA GeForce GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0 4GB Graphics Cards 04G-P4-2975-KR

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Style: GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0


Features

  • Virtual Reality Ready
  • DirectX12 Ready
  • Gamestream to NVIDIA SHIELD
  • EVGA "ACX 2.0" Cooling Technology
  • EVGA's 24/7 Technical Support; Base Clock: 1190 MHz / Boost Clock: 1342 MHz
  • Memory Clock: 7010 MHz Effective; CUDA Cores: 1664; Memory Detail: 4096MB GDDR5
  • Memory Bit Width 256 Bit / Memory Speed: 0.28ns / Memory Bandwidth: 224.3 GB/s
  • Recommended PSU: 500W or greater power supply

Description

The new EVGA GeForce GTX 970 is powered by the next-generation NVIDIA Maxwell architecture, giving youincredible performance, unmatched power efficiency, and cutting-edge features.Maxwell is the most advanced GPU architecture ever made, designed to be the engine of next-generationgaming. Inspired by light, it was designed to solve some of the most complex lighting and graphics challenges invisual computing. For the first time, gaming GPUs can dynamically render indirect light using the new VXGI (VoxelGlobal Illumination technology. Scenes are significantly more lifelike as light interacts more realistically in thegame environment.EVGA ACX 2.0This card features EVGA ACX 2.0 cooling. With optimized Swept fan blades, double ball bearings and an extremelow power motor, EVGA ACX 2.0delivers more air flow with less power, unlocking additional power for the GPU.Dynamic Super Resolution TechnologyEnable the detail of 4K monitors, on a 1080P display. DSR produces smoother images by rendering a game at ahigh resolution, then downscaling it to the native resolution of the display using advanced filtering.Super-Smooth and Stutter- FreeGeForce GTX 970 cards support tear-free, super-fast NVIDIA G-Sync monitor display technology, including 4K.Together, these technologies provide the most immersive and competitive gaming experiences possible.


Max Screen Resolution: ‎4096 x 2160


Memory Speed: ‎7010 MHz


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎Nvidia GeForce


Chipset Brand: ‎NVIDIA


Card Description: ‎GeForce GTX 970


Graphics Card Ram Size: ‎4 GB


Brand: ‎EVGA


Item model number: ‎04G-P4-2975-KR


Item Weight: ‎2.6 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎9.5 x 1.5 x 4.38 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎9.5 x 1.5 x 4.38 inches


Manufacturer: ‎EVGA


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎September 19, 2014


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    • HEY MA, I GOT 60FPS!
Style: GTX 970 SSClk 2.0+
PROS: -Wow, everything so beautiful -This thing is a monster -Really affordable and fair price to performance ratio -Fans don't turn on unless they need too -Looks nice -EVGA, legit the best CONS: -The only one I can think of is the 970 wide problem of the split 3.5 gb/.5gb video ram, but honestly that doesn't matter at all So, I upgraded from a reeaaallllyyyy old ATI 5870, which until recently was running pretty much everything good enough. I usually wait about 4 years to buy a new video card, and spend a bit of money buying close to the top of the line of the time, then running it until it starts dropping to medium settings on games. Let me say, this thing ROCKS! I go back and forth on Nvidia and AMD(Formerly ATI) cards, but AMD cards have too many problems right now, and Nvidia just has the juju going for them right now. Fallout 4, going from medium settings super laggy in the downtown area, to all ultra super smooth, HOOOOOOOOOO baby! I haven't really done any FPS tests, but I don't really feel the need to anymore. It does great in stressful games, handles my 2860x1080 resolution just fine, and still has some to spare. The price, jumping around from $290-$350, depending on if there's a sale or not, are all pretty fair. The best part about hopping on this train is not only the dependable drivers which AMD cards lack, but the fantastic reliability of EVGA cards. Those things literally run forever, there's a reason they are always among the top sellers for every generation. I was once talking about video cards to a friend, and he said "You know, if I was a rich man, I'd always buy EVGA. Unfortunately, that's not the case." Much sad for him, but not for me! Really though, the price jump and performance jump to the 980 really isn't worth it unless you are stinking rich(or doing 4k), same goes for the price and performance drop to the 960. The 970 is something that will last you years, and won't cost an arm and a leg, the others aren't really worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2015 by Erik Assmus
    • Coming from GTX580 it is around 2.5 times faster, even on older system
Style: GTX 970 ACX 2.0 FTW
I was using a higher end gaming laptop for the last 2-3 years it had a GTX 680 installed in it. Until recently when the system broke and the cost of repair was outside what I was willing to pay right, I realized I was suddenly faced with building a new computer, or buying new laptop... or going back to a 6-7 year old rig I had from long ago. My old rig is still decent, but lacks a lot compared to my i7 gaming laptop. The old machine is a GTX 580, 8 gb ddr2 ram, and a core 2 duo. Yes this thing is showing it's age, but it's still a real gamer despite it's age. I opted to buy this new GTX970 and throw it in that old box to peep this old machine up. I knew I would be bottlenecking this brand new card a lot. I also knew I would still see significant performance gains. When I am ready to build a new gaming rig later this year or next I can transfer over this GTX 970 to that mobo. Install was a breeze. The length of the video card was actually around an inch shorter than my old GTX 580 which was a surprise. I had my 2 6 pin cables routed around back of my tray just long enough to fit the old card. When I installed this card it was so much shorter I didn't like how much tension I had to apply to get them to plug in. I opted to remove the 6 pin cables from the back tray routed path and just plug them in directly so nothing is under tension. Another surprise was the fact this video card does not run its fans when cool. I thought perhaps I had a dud until I saw the note included in the box warning you that these fans turn off 100% when the chipset is cool. I already had EVGA Precision X installed so once I set up an automated fan curve profile, it forced the fans to come on during idle. I am sure the reason they cut off the fans was a combination of fan life span preservation and power usage. I have lost cards in years past due to fans not running during a game session (failure pre game and I never realized it until full over heat) so you might say I am slightly cautious about fans not running on my high end cards. I tested on 3DMark and Heaven Benchmark 4.0 before and after install. All benchmarks I tested on have shown 2x to 2.5x score improvements even on this old bottlenecked rig. Real world game tests are showing as much as 3x-4x gains. I know if I had a proper i7 on this rig with more ram (higher speed ram too) it would be larger gains over the GTX580. However, I can't be more pleased. I was unable to run games like BF4 on this old box before, without dealing with a slide show, now I can pay normally. Games I was getting 20-25fps in like Batman Arkham Origins, Far Cry 4 I am now pushing 60-80fps even ultra settings (yes even on this old rig) which is amazing. I never had any issues with my older EVGA GTX580 I removed from this machine, it performed like a champ its whole like under heavy gaming. I retired it yesterday and it was still 100% functional. I am hoping this EVGA GTX 970 FTW will also have flawlessly smooth service history to follow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2015 by Bruno
    • Good performance, room does not heat up as much
Style: GTX 970 SSClk 2.0+
I upgraded from an R9 280x to the GTX 970 and I'm very pleased with it. Please be aware that the 4GB of video ram is not correct and it has 3.5GB of high speed video ram and 0.5GB of a much lower speed video ram. However, there don't seem to be many games that really ever max out the 3.5GB of video ram anyways. I chose the GTX 970 over a R9 390 even though the R9 390 is the better card because it runs cooler. If you live somewhere cold or have a big room/house then this will not matter and you should go for the 390. I live in a tiny studio apartment in Hawaii where temps and humidity fluctuate between comfortable and hot, never cold. My previous R9 280x was heating up my studio by a large amount and made it very uncomfortable to work in during the summer. With the GTX 970, I notice that it also heats up the room, but not nearly as much or as quickly. I bought this so my computer would meet the minimum specs for the Oculus Rift. I suggest buying this one over a 980ti for anybody buying it for an oculus ready rig, because pascal will be out soon and you can put the $200 or so you saved into a new pascal card while still enjoying the rift in the mean time. By the time gen 2 of the rift comes out, you can upgrade to a high end pascal card and be good for another few years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2016 by Defluo

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