NVIDIA has just slashed the price on the GeForce GTX 970, GTX 980 and GTX 980 Ti. Anthony Garreffa Gaming Editor Published Jun 16, 2016 8:24 PM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:59 AM CST 1 minute & 30 ...

Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 specs The GTX 970 is pared back from the 980 in many ways - core count drops down from 2048 to 1664, while max boost clocks are diminished 1216MHz to 1178MHz.

The GeForce GTX 980 and GTX 970 have more than enough muscle to push multiple displays simultaneously, and as such, they support NVIDIA's 3D Vision Surround technology.

Conclusion The first thing to note about the GTX 970 launch in general is that it is a highly competitive one. While most GTX 780 and R9 290X cards still retails for at least £330 or so (and some ...

The GeForce GTX 970 has a TDP of only 145 watts, which is nearly 100 watts lower (230) than what the GTX 770 demands. As a result, Nvidia’s power supply recommendation drops from 600-watts with ...

The GeForce GTX 970, which is a step below the 980, wields 1,664 CUDA cores, along with base and boost clocks of 1,050MHz, and 1,178MHz, respectively. Like the 980, the 970 also sports a 7,000MHz ...

In the wake of this product launch, Nvidia is discontinuing its GeForce GTX 780Ti, GTX 780, and GTX 770. The suggested retail price for basic boards based on its GeForce GTX 760 has been reduced ...

What makes this even more impressive, though, is that the GTX 970 had a good month in June, seeing an increase in share by 0.42%, even though NVIDIA announced pricing, specifications, and launch ...

Nvidia got a lot of gamers excited when it unveiled the GeForce GTX 970 last September, and for good reason: It’s a powerhouse of a graphics card for just $330.

Nvidia has taken the wraps off their latest flagship PC gaming graphics cards today, now known as the GeForce GTX 980 and GeForce GTX 970. In the high-end PC graphics arena, there are halo ...

The GTX 970 had 56 ROPs, not 64, while its L2 cache was 1.75MB, not 2MB. However, the major issue concerns the onboard memory. The GTX 980 has 4GB of GDDR5 in one physical block, rated for 224GB/s.

In summary, however, GM204 is Nvidia's enthusiast level Maxwell GPU, fully enabled in the new flagship GTX 980, and slightly cut down in this here GTX 970, as the specs table illustrates.