Representative PALIT product image. Board design, dimensions and power limits can vary by model.Source coverage for this specification group is incomplete.
At a glance
Launch date
Architecture
Maxwell
CUDA cores
1,024
Memory
2 GB GDDR52 published configurations
TGP
120 W
Hardware specifications
Compute
CUDA cores
1,024
Clocks
Base clock
1,127 MHz
Boost clock
1,178 MHz
Memory
Configuration 1 Capacity
2 GB
Configuration 1 Memory type
GDDR5
Configuration 1 Bus width
128-bit
Configuration 1 Bandwidth
112 GB/s
Configuration 2 Capacity
4 GB
Configuration 2 Memory type
GDDR5
Configuration 2 Bus width
128-bit
Configuration 2 Bandwidth
112.16 GB/s
Power
TGP
120 W
Recommended PSU
400 W
Power connectors
1x 6-pin
Physical
Interface
PCI Express 3.0
Slots
2
Display connectors
Dual Link DVI-I, HDMI 2.0, 3x DisplayPort 1.2
Before you buy
Fit and power planning
Use the published values below as a starting point then verify the exact retail card, case and power supply you plan to use.
Published slot width
2 slots
TGP
120 W
Recommended PSU
400 W
Power connectors
1x 6-pin
Display connectors
Dual Link DVI-I, HDMI 2.0, 3x DisplayPort 1.2
Confirm the exact partner-board specification before buying. Cooler size, case clearance, connector placement and power limits can differ from the published reference values.
Historical launch pricing for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 preserves source terms such as USD, MSRP and SEP. It is shown separately from one workload-specific community benchmark.
Specifications for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 were checked against the linked source material. Last verified .
The original 2 GB GDDR5 configuration remains first and supplies the scalar memory aliases. NVIDIA's February 2016 linecard confirms a later 4 GB GDDR5 configuration but gives no exact variant availability date. NVIDIA publishes 112 GB/sec for the 2 GB reference card while EVGA publishes 112.16 GB/s for the cited reference-clock 4 GB card. NVIDIA publishes 120 W under Graphics Card Power (W); the structured field follows the repository NVIDIA convention and labels it TGP. Exact NVIDIA reference dimensions are 4.376 inches high, 9.5 inches long and Dual-width. Metric length and width remain absent because the reviewed first-party source does not publish them and this research does not calculate values. Dual-width is represented as two slots. Partner connectors and board dimensions can vary. The image context comes from a reviewed owner-supplied local PALIT manufacturer image and is not asserted by these specification sources.
Board-partner fallback used only to resolve the NVIDIA-confirmed 4 GB configuration as GDDR5, 128-bit and 112.16 GB/s. EVGA's card dimensions, connector and cooler are not promoted to model-wide facts.