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Gibbo, 1600 on the 970 core! How so high? Reviews seem to be around the 1450 range?
What software are you using for higher voltages?
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Gibbo, 1600 on the 970 core! How so high? Reviews seem to be around the 1450 range?
What software are you using for higher voltages?
I've been out of the loop on gpus for a while, this a nice upgrade from a 7950 and will a 2500K hold it back?
I want to hate this card for using the 980 name and not having a big jump in performance but i actually think it's rather impressive being on 28nm. It's the efficiency more than anything. 20nm and below look really promising for Nvidia judging by this card.
It's the clock speeds they're getting to which impress me. 1500-1600 is ridiculous even when you consider they're coming at 1200-1250 out the box.
It's the clock speeds they're getting to which impress me. 1500-1600 is ridiculous even when you consider they're coming at 1200-1250 out the box.
It's the clock speeds they're getting to which impress me. 1500-1600 is ridiculous even when you consider they're coming at 1200-1250 out the box.
It's the clock speeds they're getting to which impress me. 1500-1600 is ridiculous even when you consider they're coming at 1200-1250 out the box.
Would you of bought a 970 if you hadn't got the 290 Rusty?
From the reviews I've seen nope, the Gigabyte, Asus, Galax do though it seems.drex69 said:Does the MSI 970 Gaming card, come with a backplate ?
I don't think it does, which is a bit of a shame.