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EVGA GEFORCE GTX 970 Review (SSC Edition) – Conclusion
The GTX 970 was already an impressive card and in our opinion one which hit a great price point given the performance offered. Anyone wanting to game at 2560×1440, which we really recommend over 1920×1080, would find the card to be a perfect match for those screens without too much of a drop in performance over the more expensive 980.
With their SSC edition of the GTX 970 EVGA have created an exceptional version of the GPU. Dual BIOS allows enthusiasts to really have fun with the card, the enhanced cooler is quiet while also keeping temps well under control and it is good to see EVGA implement a profile which turns off the fans at low temperatures.
As for performance, this is the fastest GTX 970 we have tested, without doubt. It is sitting in a price range with a bunch of cards which are changing daily (290X’s for example, which are the exact same as a 390X, are priced very competitively) however in the majority of our tests the SSC provides higher framerates. A particular highlight was Project Cars however DOTA 2 Reborn showed some exceptional performance too. Our manual overclocking test saw the core hit 1450Mhz (approx) with memory peaking at 2000MHz resulting in 3DMark score of 6004. A very nice increase indeed.
So that brings us to value where the standard bundle from EVGA offers some fun items, the NVIDIA bundle adds Batman Arkham Knight to really enhance value and some retailers offer a free backplate to add further polish. When we then consider that this card has a minimal price increase over a standard 970, we have no issue in giving it our Performance Award. Keep in mind as well that EVGA have some of the best customer support around…
All sounds good with your review except the part where the card has terrible coil whine. Unless it’s just mine out of the box that got it, it’s bad. In fact so bad that I would skip this card to go with a different brand that does not have the coil whine.
Hi Mike, from what I understand these newer versions are fine (ours is). So maybe get in touch with support and see if they will swap it out for you
Yup. Just bought one last week. No coil whine. The default curve on the fans wasnt kicking on until around 70c though. Although that’s totally safe. I changed the fan curve to kick on at 60c.
My EVGA 970 SSC does not have coil whine either. Maybe you were unlucky or something 🙁
No coil whine on mine either. I have the 3975.
coil whine usually comes from a bad power until.
nope. its from (extremely) high fps. turn on vsync (to cap at 60fps) and see yourself…
No coil whine here thankfully. I got 1474mhz on core by just moving the sliders over and adding +100 on normal voltage. Im not to clued up about over clocking either. My first ever EVGA product and definitely not my last. I was mad that I couldn’t quite afford a 980 and mad that my 780 was slugging a bit in my small form factor build. I couldn’t care less now.
Your full of it! You never had a 780! The 780 is pretty much equal to the 970! There would be barley any performance gain! At’least research things better before you lie!
yes there is. its more efficient so uses less power and runs cooler, all helping with ocing.
almost all custom designs run close to the 980 (and some games even faster) when oced.
ever heard about nvidias temp/power limits??
my +100MHz 780 did ~13000, when a 970 does it at stock clock and about 30% cooler..
not even talking about MFAA and other things maxwell has (over the 700 series).
So you review a 1080p card, and run it at 1440p, at unplayable frame rates, and this is suppose to be useful info? LOL
because people want to know if it can.
most FPS gamers run wqhd res (on +24″ monis) to improve detail.
snipe over long distance,and you can tell the difference. 😉