Asus GeForce GTX 970 STRIX-GTX970-DC2OC-4GD5
Photos 5 | Outdated Product $307.00 A gaming graphics card from the STRIX series, which can be an excellent choice when building a high-performance gaming computer. At the heart of the device is a top-end GeForce GTX 970 processor with 4 GB of dedicated memory. The model boasts “overclocked” frequency characteristics: the value of 1114-1253 MHz is claimed for the core (depending on the mode), and 7010 MHz for the graphics memory. The manufacturer equipped the model with a proprietary DirectCU II cooling system with 0dB FAN technology, which turns off the fans at low loads. Supports screen resolutions up to ultra-high 4096x2160. |
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A gaming graphics card from the STRIX series, which can be an excellent choice when building a high-performance gaming computer. At the heart of the device is a top-end GeForce GTX 970 processor with 4 GB of dedicated memory. The model boasts “overclocked” frequency characteristics: the value of 1114-1253 MHz is claimed for the core (depending on the mode), and 7010 MHz for the graphics memory. The manufacturer equipped the model with a proprietary DirectCU II cooling system with 0dB FAN technology, which turns off the fans at low loads. Supports screen resolutions up to ultra-high 4096x2160.
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