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Palit GeForce GTX 970 JetStream has 1664 cores and clocked at 1152MHz, making it much faster than the stock1051MHz of NVIDIA’s reference design. Equipped with the JetStream cooler and optimized product design, Palit GeForce GTX970 JetStream provides gaming benchmark up to 9% compared with GTX 970 reference board.
With new JetStream thermal design features, the temperature is 9℃ cooler and the noise level is 9dB quieter under the hard game loading. With the new 0-dB Tech features, there is zero noise while you are at general workload, such as internet or multi-media application. Stay Quiet, Stay Cool and Enjoy the High gaming performance with Palit JetStream.
Palit GeForce GTX 970 JetStream Series Features:
0-dB Tech
Keep Silent while you are experiencing the multimedia application and general workload. The operating fans only occurs while working on heavier loading such as gaming that the GPU temperature surpasses 60℃.
4K3
With its three DisplayPort ports, the Palit JetStream provides a flawless, jaw dropping experience at 4K monitors surround.
5 display connectors in a row
Provide flexibility of Display combination and get extra 40% space on the top for the hot air to flow out.
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#4919366 Posted on: 09/22/2014 06:28 PM
Will we get a review of that card as well?
It is very similar to MSI's TF build, including 0db feature, however more compact except for its thickness (2.5 slots). I'm really interested how it performs, as its about 30 bucks cheaper than most of the custom cooler models by competitors!
Well ....
Will we get a review of that card as well?
It is very similar to MSI's TF build, including 0db feature, however more compact except for its thickness (2.5 slots). I'm really interested how it performs, as its about 30 bucks cheaper than most of the custom cooler models by competitors!
Well ....
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#4919376 Posted on: 09/22/2014 06:33 PM
looking sweet. especially that 0db feature
thanks hilbert. looking forward to that review! once thats down, the 0-day released 900-series cards should have all been covered!
EDIT: does 2.5 effectively block the third slot?
looking sweet. especially that 0db feature
thanks hilbert. looking forward to that review! once thats down, the 0-day released 900-series cards should have all been covered!
EDIT: does 2.5 effectively block the third slot?
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Will we get a review of that card as well?
It is very similar to MSI's TF build, including 0db feature, however more compact except for its thickness (2.5 slots). I'm really interested how it performs, as its about 30 bucks cheaper than most of the custom cooler models by competitors!