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GTX 970...Out of stock

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They seem to be out of stock pretty much everywhere

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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thats news

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It will probably be a month or so until they finally come back in stock, just for them to go back out of stock again..

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It will probably be a month or so until they finally come back in stock, just for them to go back out of stock again..

Seriously :/, a month?

 

Is there any Geforce GTX 970 on the market that isn't out of stock everywhere under $400?

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put yourself on auto-notify email list on various site (e.g. EVGA, newegg, etc.) and as soon as you get an email, place the order within 5 min

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125685&cm_re=970-_-14-125-685-_-Product

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http://imgur.com/YJc2jT8

hehe, my dual 970 g1 gaming :3
 

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my dad is waiting for his 3rd to arrive 

 

PS: I love my dual G1s

 

*strokes the G1s* my darlings

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Unfortunately, I do think it will be a little while before we see consistant stock on the 970's. There is a ton of demand for them right now. The best thing you can do is check your favorite retailers daily and keep your fingers crossed.

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When I wanted to buy mine, they were in stock lel.

I wub my SLI Gigabyte Windforce OC 970s, no u cannot has any!!! Mine, all mine.

Linus is my fetish.

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Why have I never heard of this one before? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125685&cm_re=geforce_gtx_970-_-14-125-685-_-Product

 

All i hear people talking about are the Strix and MSI twin force 

If you havent heard about the gigabyte 970's you havent been paying much attention Lol.

 

I count 3 references to it in this thread alone :)

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If you havent heard about the gigabyte 970's you havent been paying much attention Lol.

 

I count 3 references to it in this thread alone :)

Haha, yea well I meant before this thread.

 

How does it stack up against the others? I see its very long

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Gigabyte has the most versions of GTX 970s (4 versions)

 

Gigabyte Titan blower vesion refrence (discontinued)

Gigabyte G1 Gaming (Out of stock) - my babies

Gigabyte Windforce (Out of stock)

Gigabyte mITX GTX 970 (just launched)

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Haha, yea well I meant before this thread.

 

How does it stack up against the others? I see its very long

The G1 Gaming is one of the more powerful 970's on the market. They are very nice cards.

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Gigabyte has the most versions of GTX 970s (4 versions)

 

Gigabyte Titan blower vesion refrence (discontinued)

Gigabyte G1 Gaming (Out of stock) - my babies

Gigabyte Windforce (Out of stock)

Gigabyte mITX GTX 970 (just launched)

So this one that is in stock on newegg is the windforce?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125685&cm_re=geforce_gtx_970-_-14-125-685-_-Product

 

How does that one stack up against the MSI Twin force?

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If you guys live near a Micro Center by chance, you should check them out. Mine gets new 970s and 980s every Tuesday.

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So this one that is in stock on newegg is the windforce?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125685&cm_re=geforce_gtx_970-_-14-125-685-_-Product

 

How does that one stack up against the MSI Twin force?

and yes it's the windforce version

 

my lan gaming friend uses the windforce version she overclocked it the 1550mhz almot as high as my G1 which I oced to 1600mhz so I would say pretty good it can give MSI,Asus and EVGA run for their money

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and yes it's the windforce version

 

my lan gaming friend uses the windforce version she overclocked it the 1550mhz almot as high as my G1 which I oced to 1600mhz so I would say pretty good it can give MSI,Asus and EVGA run for their money

man but that windforce one is like $472 for me here incanada :(

 

 

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man but that windforce one is like $472 for me here incanada :(

It's $575 in Singapore
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man but that windforce one is like $472 for me here incanada :(

bought my 2 g1 gaming for $494 each here in sweden

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