NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285

Written by IT News on 12:51 AM

After much anticipation and a series of leaked information on the Internet, Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA has finally his latest GeForce graphics cards based on the benefits of a new 55nm technology. The announcement at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, provides two new graphics cards, the only nuclear GTX 285 and the manufacturer, the latest flagship model, dual-GPU GTX 295th Both were for high performance and enthusiast segment of the market and are already covered by the company the latest video drivers.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 GTX 280 is, again in mid-2008, a map, based on a 65nm technology, but unfortunately not to the performance of AMD's Radeon HD 4870 X2, a dual-GPU graphics solution, until now, the best desktop graphics performance. The GTX 285 gives green businesses to apply for the world's most powerful single-GPU solution on the market, a 30% performance increase over its competitors. In addition, NVIDIA went a step further and raised in advance of the release of the dual-GPU GTX 295, which claims to be the world's fastest dual-GPU solution.
When we talk about the GTX 285, you should be ready to meet its 240-processor cores, the clock at 1476MHz. The GPU core has been in the works at 648MHz while the memory at 1242MHz. The card is capable of a texture fill rate 51.8 billion / sec, with 1 GB GDDR3 512-bit memory. In addition, NVIDIA new single-GPU king comes with support for 2-way and 3-way SLI technology, PhysX and CUDA. The GTX 285 is DirectX 10 and OpenGL 2.1 and has a maximum resolution of 2560 digital in 1600.

The specifications of the dual GPU GTX 295 is twice as high as 285th on the GTX card is equipped with 480 graphics processor, 240 per GPU. The core / memory / Shader clocks were 576MHz/999MHz/1242MHz, respectively. The card is equipped with 1792 MB memory GGDR3 with 896MB per GPU, while the memory interface is 896-bit.

Both cards require a high-performance power supplies with minimal system power consumption are estimated at 550W for the GTX 285 model, while the GTX 295 is a system with at least a 680W PSU. In terms of pricing and availability, NVIDIA announced that the GTX 295 is already available for purchases from leading add the card-makers with an MSRP of $499 The GTX 285 is on January 15 with an MSRP of $399.