According to an Nvidia employee on the company's forums, the graphics card manufacturer is working on a driver update to address the GTX 970's performance issues when utilizing more than 3.5GB VRAM.

Nvidia messed up here, but the GTX 970 is still a beastly card that offers tremendous bang for your buck, and gaming at 4K resolution—where memory frame buffer issues would be a much larger ...

Over the past few weeks, users across various websites, Reddit, and the official NVIDIA forums have been posting non-stop about a potential flaw in the Nvidia GeForce GTX 970. Per ...

Some gamers noticed issues when Nvidia's bargain priced GTX 970 tried to use more than 3.5GB of RAM. Here's why.

Unfortunately for NVIDIA, there's no easy way for them to shut up AMD. They suggested earlier this week that they could fix the GTX 970's VRAM with a driver update.

Nvidia's ForceWare 344.07 were used for the GTX 680, Zotac Omega GTX 970, and GTX 980. AMD's Catalyst 14.7 beta drivers were used for evaluating the Radeon R9 290X.

Nvidia has just released the 344.11 WHQL driver to accompany the Geforce GTX 980 and 970. We spent some time with both cards and concluded that they are very efficient and relatively games.