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Yes it is.  An OC'd 970 is roughly the performance of a stock 980.  55 degrees on full load is BS unless watercooled.  65-70 is more realistic for most cases.

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I've read articles of people OC the 970 on air to about 1500mhz(at around 55 degrees celcius on full load) and it almost outperforms the 980 for a cheaper price. I was wondering if this is actually true and possible to achieve.

 

 

Yes it is.  An OC'd 970 is roughly the performance of a stock 980.  55 degrees on full load is BS unless watercooled.  65-70 is more realistic for most cases.

Agree mines OC at 1500 as well and i get about 70 with the stock cooling at full load and up to 77 if its a hot day but not higher

GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 980 4GB Superclocked ACX 2.0 @1500mhz + 8000Mhz CPU: Intel Core i7 6700k Delided and Overclocked @4.8  MB: ASUS MAXIMUS VIII IMPACT  RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory CPU Cooler: Corsair HG10+ H90 +H90 CASE: Corsair 380T  Storage: 120GB Samsung Evo SSD + Crucail 256GB Mx100 + 2TB Seagate/  OS: Windows 10 64bit Power supply:  Corsair RM750

 

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I've read articles of people OC the 970 on air to about 1500mhz(at around 55 degrees celcius on full load) and it almost outperforms the 980 for a cheaper price. I was wondering if this is actually true and possible to achieve.

 

Buy the 980 if u want a melty big stick of butter.

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What do you think the temps for a OC ASUS STRIX 970 be at 1.5Ghz

 

 

Wouldn't be that different TBH, although Gigabyte's one can definitely cool a lot more than the Strix.

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