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EVGA GeForce GTX 275 with 1792MB GDDR3 memory

Written by IT News on 1:19 AM

EVGA, and most of the other NVIDIA board partners, has recently updated its GeForce graphics cards with the introduction of the new GeForce GTX 275-based graphics accelerators based on the latest NVIDIA GT200 series GPU. With the launch, EVGA has implemented two versions of the tab as it does with all cards based on NVIDIA. "As part of its renewed range GeForce, EVGA has rolled a reference design card, but also a version that was equipped with 1792MB of 448-bit DDR3 memory. In addition, according to the information that has come recently in the Internet, EVGA will also provide their fans with at least a factory overclocked GTX 275.

The new EVGA cards were designed to provide computer game enthusiasts and higher performance alternative to the latest 55nm NVIDIA GT200 series GPU. Both cards, which currently exist on the website of the company were put to work as a clock speed reference 633, 1404 and 2268MHz for the GPU, Shader and memory respectively. Both cards use dual slot cooling solution which appears on the NVIDIA reference design and is equipped with support for NVIDIA cuda, PhysX, and 3-way SLI technology.

But the two, that the version which is equipped with 1792MB of DDR3 memory is likely that in the end, the choice of all those who love the game, because it can give a performance boost that cannot be achieved by Overclocked card.

In addition to these two cards, EVGA is expected to announce their factory-overclocked GTX 275 models, at least one of which has already been introduced for pre-order on the site of a retailer based in the UK. The EVGA GeForce GTX 275 Superclocked comes with 896MB memory, and seems to have adopted the same design as the traditional version. But we are sure that the specifications listed are not real, especially since we are dealing with an Overclocked card.

Price wise, the EVGA GeForce GTX 275 is available for $ 249.99, while the version equipped 1792MB recommended for U.S. $299.99. The Superclocked version is listed at £ 275.99, equivalent to approximately USD408.

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NVIDIA adds new GeForce GTX 275 graphics card

Written by IT News on 1:31 AM

Just moments from the announcement of AMD, NVIDIA has officially launched its latest addition to the desktop GeForce graphics card layout, if the new 55nm-GT200-based GTX 275. According to the Santa Clara, California-based graphics chip maker, the new card to compete directly with the latest version of the AMD Radeon HD 4890 has. Performance wise is placed between the GTX 260 and GTX 280, which provides a range of technical specifications that are similar for both adapters. According to NVIDIA, the new card is part of its strategy to cover all segments of the market, providing users with a variety of options for its graphical desktop environments.

As far as technical specifications, the new GTX 275 is equipped with 240 processor cores, the same as the GTX 280 and GTX 285, a clock speed of 633MHz and a frequency of 1404MHz Shader. Compared to the GTX 280 and GTX 285, the new GTX 275 is approaching the performance of these two cards, especially given the minimal differences between the three in terms of technical specifications.

The new NVIDIA GTX 275 is equipped with 896MB of 448-bit GDDR3 memory operating at clock speeds of 1134MHz and provides a bandwidth of the memory of 127 GB / s. As with almost all of the latest NVIDIA GPUs the new GTX 275 provides support for DirectX 10, OpenGL 3.0 and the company's own PhysX, cuda and Pure Video. Additional details include a GPU temperature of 105 degrees, a video card maximum power of 219W and two 6-pin power connectors. The card is equipped with a dual slot cooling solution and two dual-link DVI ports.

The new card was announced alongside the new GeForce Power Pack 3, which contains a number of new applications and PhysX cuda enabled. According to NVIDIA, the new GTX 275 will be available worldwide beginning April 14, 2009 at a MSRP of €239.

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AMD's RV740 and RV790 have been confirmed by the latest GPU-Z release

Written by IT News on 9:26 PM

In recent weeks there has been a series of leaked information about the next video card from the two main leaders of the GPU, NVIDIA and AMD. But so far has been no official confirmation of any of these cards, but that is not the case anymore. The latest version of GPU-Z utility developed by TecPowerUp Both the Radeon HD 4890 and GeForce GTX 275 will be released shortly, probably in early April. In addition, the new version also offers support for two additional Radeon graphics
card, the RV740-based Radeon HD 4750 and HD 4770.

Both the Radeon HD 4890 and GeForce GTX 275 are designed in a 55nm graphics processing units. These cards are designed to compete against each other in the U.S. $ 230 U.S. $ 260 price segment. AMD cards are expected to have 1 GB of GDDR5 memory, a clock at 3800MHz, a GPU core speed of 850MHz and 965 one million transistors. On the other hand, should have the following NVIDIA GPU, Shader and memory frequencies of 648MHz, 1476MHz and 1107MHz, and will be marked with 896MB memory, and GTX 260 card.

What is perhaps even more interesting about the latest GPU-Z 0.3.3 release is that it provides support for the relatively uncertain RV740-based Radeon HD 4750 and HD 4770 graphics card. According to early rumors, these products must be certified by a 40nm GPU, the first to boast the next generation of manufacturing technology. Both of these cards would make its debut in late April or early May, which gives users a solution to integrate the functions of a real GPU power.

Both Santa Clara, California and Sunnyvale, California, graphics chip makers are required to update its family of GPUs in early April. AMD is said to be planning for the official launch of its Radeon HD 4890, April 2, but there is no word on the arrival of the two other cards based on RV740.
RV740 and RV790