Palit GTX 770 OC Jetstream
Weighing in at 854 grams (30.12 ounces), this card is a lightweight compared to its competition.
| Technical Specifications And Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| GPU Clock | 1,150 MHz |
| Boost (according to BIOS) | 1,202 MHz |
| Actual Boost Under Load | 1,241.2 MHz |
| Height | 132 mm / 5.2 inches |
| Length | 294 mm / 11.57 inches |
| Width (Cooler Side) | 49 mm / 1.93 inches (<= dual slot) |
| Width (PCB side) | 4 mm / 0.16 inches (no back plate) |
| max. Weight | 854 g |
| Fans | 1 x 92 mm, 2 x 80 mm |
The cooler shroud is made entirely of plastic, which contributes to the cards lower weight. Two metal decals suggest higher-quality materials, though. The fan design carries over from previous Jetstream cards. A big 92 mm fan sits in the middle, flanked by two 80 mm blowers that are bigger than any on the Gigabyte card.
Palit equips the Jetstream with one eight- and one six-pin power connector. The gap between the two indicates the company may originally have had other plans.
Two 8 mm and three 6 mm nickel-plated pipes made of sintered material draw heat away from the GPU and into the bifid sink. RAM and VRMs receive their own cooling courtesy of a massive frame that gets sufficient air flow and helps stabilize the PCB.
Palit‘s GTX 770 OC Jetstream also carries the same complement of connectors as Nvidia’s reference card.
