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4GB is optimal for Nvidia Surround (3 Gaming Monitors + 1 Accessory Display).
GTX 970 memory bandwidth is 224GB/sec - meaning it's more than fast enough to swap data in and out of it's memory. Performance wise, the extra 3GB VRAM will make no difference in 99% of all games.
When you get up to 6GB, it's not really used until you do SLI. Since the video memory is duplicated to each graphics card, you are limited by that size, even if you had 3 or 4-way graphics card in SLI. This is where 6GB comes a lot more into play and I would personally recommend it.
Only really need GTX 970 - 6GB versions, if planning on SLI multiple cards in the future and/or using UltraHD 4K resolutions. The game would have to be extremely poorly optimized to use more than the 3GB otherwise.