GeForce GTX970 - element identification

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  • xRaPiDxX
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    • Feb 2021
    • 35
    • Poland
    #1

    GeForce GTX970 - element identification

    Hello I need a designation the item marked in the photo.Additionally I would like to know if there was mass on the left side (where the pad is missing) or if there was any power supply.
    Greetings
    Exact model: GV-N970TT-4GD rev. 1.0
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    Last edited by xRaPiDxX; 03-13-2022, 04:44 PM.
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    • Bozog
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      • Jan 2022
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      • UK
      #2
      Re: GeForce GTX970 - element identification

      Seems you're in luck

      http://boardviewer.net/
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        • xRaPiDxX
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          • Feb 2021
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          Re: GeForce GTX970 - element identification

          Thank you so much!

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