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GigaByte unveils GTX970 Twin Turbo | GV-N970TTOC-4GD

source: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5559#ov

  • Twin Turbo Bidirectional air intake fan
  • Powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 GPU
  • Integrated with industry's best 4GB GDDR5 memory 256-bit memory interface
  • Features Dual-link DVI-I / HDMI / DisplayPort*3
  • Boost:1241 / Base: 1101 MHz in OC Mode
  • Boost: 1216 / Base: 1076 MHz in Gaming Mode
  • System power supply requirement: 400W(with one 8-pin external power connectors)
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product specs:

  • Chipset GeForce GTX 970
  • Core Clock Base / Boost clock:1101 / 1241 MHz
  • Memory Clock 7010 MHz
  • Process Technology 28 nm
  • Memory Size 4 GB (not! 3.5+0.5  ^_^)
  • Memory Bus 256 bit
  • Card Bus PCI-E 3.0
  • Memory Type GDDR5
  • DirectX 12
  • OpenGL 4.4
  • PCB Form ATX
  • Digital max resolution 4096 X 2160
  • Analog max resolution 2048 x 1536
  • I/O Dual-link DVI-I / DisplayPort*3 / HDMI*1
  • Card size H=43mm, L=266mm, W=129mm (without bracket)
  • Power requirement 400W(with one 8-pin external power connectors)
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that stubby PCB

it has a "decent" factory overclock, same as the ITX version; but I'm guessing this one will be louder

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Why are companies that usually only have open air coolers now randomly starting to do both?

 

First ASUS, now GIGABYTE..

 

Must be an open market or something because otherwise i'm fucking confused.

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Why are companies that usually only have open air coolers now randomly starting to do both?

 

First ASUS, now GIGABYTE..

 

Must be an open market or something because otherwise i'm fucking confused.

its for those people who want to sli thats where the rear exhaust is beneficial in thermals

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Asus has the Turbo 960 and now Gigabyte comes out with the twin turbo 970, yet neither have anything turbo about them. If you're going to call it twin turbo you should at least have two squirrel fans. 

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I kind of like it personally. Probably won't cost nearly as much as the bigger coolers either.

 

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It looks less shit than the one Asus did.

 

Asus's one was completely plastic construction (haven't checked if this is yet), and just a tiny heat-sink and no heat pipes at all. In OC3D's testing the top card reached 80C which made it less effective than most open air coolers in SLI, which was sort of the point of the bi-directional blower.

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This is good.  More options for those of us with matx boards (with close PCI-e slots) for possible SLI in the future and not have to worry about the cards being so close together and having heat issues.  That's why I got the Asus one a couple months ago (970 Turbo).

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Well that just looks hideous.

and thermals/noise are going to be just as bad.

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[*]Memory Size 4 GB (not! 3.5+0.5 ^_^)

How can that be? The reason the 970s have 3.5+0.5 of vram is because of GM204-200-A1 and the way nvidia cut it down. There is no way a board maker can fix this. The only way we will see a 970 without 3.5+0.5 is if nvidia released a GM204-200-A1 V2.

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Why are companies that usually only have open air coolers now randomly starting to do both?

 

First ASUS, now GIGABYTE..

 

Must be an open market or something because otherwise i'm fucking confused.

MSI and EVGA have been doing it for the longest, cheaper than getting reference cooled cards shipped (shipping weight, they can just buy the card without the reference cooler) and cheaper than their open air coolers, resulting in cheaper to the consumer and often bought by those looking to do custom liquid cooling.

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If there is no forced induction taking place don't call it twin turbo!  :angry: God this pisses me off

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If there is no forced induction taking place don't call it twin turbo!  :angry: God this pisses me off

Get a reference 970 and attach it to your turbocharged car. 25 PSI of boost should be enough to cool the thing, right?

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That things ugly..

 

 

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Get a reference 970 and attach it to your turbocharged car. 25 PSI of boost should be enough to cool the thing, right?

Ugh PSI

That's about 1.7 bar. Would shatter the entire card xD

 

I have played FPS games with my wacom bamboo  :lol:

====>The car thread<====>Dark Souls thread<====>Placeholder<====
"Life is like a raging river, Its gonna get rough downstream. And people's gonna piss in it" 

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Looks like an OEM product to me.

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Finally, someone on my level xD.

It works far better for rts games though^^

====>The car thread<====>Dark Souls thread<====>Placeholder<====
"Life is like a raging river, Its gonna get rough downstream. And people's gonna piss in it" 

"Who discovered we could get milk from cows, and what did he THINK he was doing at the time?"

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Why are companies that usually only have open air coolers now randomly starting to do both?

 

First ASUS, now GIGABYTE..

 

Must be an open market or something because otherwise i'm fucking confused.

 

It's also for people that have their motherboard rotated 90 degrees. Blower styles work better for those setups.

 

Also, I'm looking forward to EVGA's/MSi's/Zotac's Triple Turbo card. I hear it's a totally original design and not a total rip off of ASUS's model. (obvious sarcasm)

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