Back in 2015, Nvidia was in a class action suit due to advertising claims of one of its GTX 970 graphic card. That card was advertised as having 4GB of DDR5 memory, which It turns out that’s not exactly true. The card has 3.5GB of DDR5 and a separate .5GB block of lower performing memory. That may not seem like a problem to some but if you’re running a game that requires the full 4GB you may run into some trouble trying to run the game. The resulting settlement in the class action suit will see $30 paid out to eligible GTX 970 purchasers. Nvidia will also pay out $1.3 million in attorney fees. If you’re eligible for the settlement, you should receive notification via mail or email.
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