NVIDIA GTX 970 Graphics Card

NVIDIA GTX 970 Graphics Card Highlights

• Solid 1080p Gaming Performance: The GTX 970 was a popular choice for 1080p gaming at its release, capable of running many modern titles at high settings. It also offered decent performance for 1440p gaming in less demanding titles.
• 4GB GDDR5 Memory: Equipped with 4GB of GDDR5 memory and a 256-bit interface, the GTX 970 provided sufficient bandwidth for its target resolutions. This memory configuration was a sweet spot for many games of its era.
• Maxwell Architecture Efficiency: Built on NVIDIA's Maxwell architecture, the GTX 970 offered a good balance of performance and power efficiency. This meant it could deliver strong frame rates without excessive heat or power draw.
• Versatile Display Connectivity: Featuring DisplayPort, DVI-D Dual Link, and HDMI outputs, the GTX 970 offered flexibility for connecting to a variety of monitors. This allowed for multi-monitor setups or compatibility with older displays.
• PCI-Express 3.0 Interface: Utilizing the PCI-Express 3.0 x16 interface, the GTX 970 ensured fast communication with the motherboard. This standard interface is compatible with most modern motherboards.

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	This item NVIDIA GTX 970 Graphics Card GH₵ 1,000	Used Nvidia RTX 970 Graphics Card GH₵ 1,300	NVIDIA Quadro P620 2GB GDDR5 GH₵ 750
Type	Video Graphics Cards	Video Graphics Cards	Video Graphics Cards
Brand	NVIDIA	NVIDIA	NVIDIA
Model	Gtx 970	Rtx 970	NVIDIA Quadro P620
Condition	Used	Used	Used
Ports	DisplayPort, DVI-D Dual Link, HDMI	—	miniDisplayPort
Memory Size	4 GB	4 GB	2 GB
Memory Interface	256-bit	—	—
Graphics Card Interface	PCI-Express x16 3.0	—	—
Graphics Card Memory Type	GDDR5	—	DDR5
Price	GH₵ 1,000	GH₵ 1,300	GH₵ 750