ASUS announces mini-ITX GTX 970 Review

Asus laptop battery has announced the GeForce GTX 970 DirectCU Mini—a minuscule version of the powerful GTX 970 "Maxwell" tag work on on behalf of unimportant, mini-ITX gaming systems.
The diminutive tag measures solitary 17cm in the sphere of piece but packs the same amount of VRAM the same as a thorough GeForce GTX 970 GPU with 4GB of GDDR5. It comes with a factory overclock running by 1088 MHz and can stay boosted up to 1228 MHz. Reminiscence break the speed limit remains by the routine 7 GHz.
Despite its unimportant size, the tag facial appearance a thorough suite of make an exhibition of outputs: Two dual-link DVI connectors, HDMI 2.0, and DisplayPort 1.2. The same as on behalf of power, the tag uses a single 8-pin Asus laptop battery PCIe power connector as a replacement for of the standard dual 6-pin config.
Gigabyte recently released a akin miniaturized GTX 970, but it clocked in the sphere of by a to some extent smaller 1076 MHz (1216 MHz boosted). Both the ASUS and Gigabyte mini-ITX cards are clocked to some extent privileged than Nivida's reference full-size GTX 970, but due to their less significant size, they won't encompass quite the same overclocking and cooling the makings.
Pricing and availability on behalf of the inexperienced Asus laptop battery tag isn't dazed yet, but allowing for its similarity to Gigabyte's mini-ITX GTX 970, we expect something in the sphere of the $330 area.