do this work on a ASUS gtx 970

[Iam_a_cow]

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[kwoker]

Yes it does.I got gtx 970 sli myself ,it work pretty well! :)

[Iam_a_cow]

Originally posted by CKW:

Yes it does.I got gtx 970 sli myself ,it work pretty well! :)

OK thanks

[88M-C88]

Originally posted by CKW:

Yes it does.I got gtx 970 sli myself ,it work pretty well! :)

I also have a 970 SLI, what do you got your overclock set to? I am new to this, and when I tried upping it to 150+ mem clock and 150+ GPU clock, Fallout 4 had a wierd tan screen when I started it. Strange right? I have to overclock Fallout 4 with 650$ worth of graphics cards, I got a 2560x1440 monitor so that might be the culprit for my fps dropping in Fallout in buildings to 50-55....Not to mention I keep getting random crashes in F4 :-/
Any help would be great, thanks.

[Thorbinha]

Yes

[𝐄𝐥𝐬𝐚]

Yep

[anamaria]

Originally posted by pG 88MIKE:

Originally posted by CKW:

Yes it does.I got gtx 970 sli myself ,it work pretty well! :)

I also have a 970 SLI, what do you got your overclock set to? I am new to this, and when I tried upping it to 150+ mem clock and 150+ GPU clock, Fallout 4 had a wierd tan screen when I started it. Strange right? I have to overclock Fallout 4 with 650$ worth of graphics cards, I got a 2560x1440 monitor so that might be the culprit for my fps dropping in Fallout in buildings to 50-55....Not to mention I keep getting random crashes in F4 :-/
Any help would be great, thanks.

Hi! my best advice would be to increase the clock in 50Mhz increments and test it in benchmarking software for visual errors (e.g. Unigine Heaven). Once you see visual errors, revert back to your previous setting. Then you have your GPU's limit. Hope this helps (if u still need help)!