#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 275 DIRECTX 11 SOFTWARE#

The power connectors face vertically making it easier to reach in most situations. The reference card sent to us takes up two slots and has two six pin power connectors. The card is 10.5 inches in length making it pretty average length card for these days. The card's MSRP is $249 which as we'll get into later is a pretty good price. It's really meant to sit between the 260 and 280 in the GeForce line and was made to compete with ATI's Radeon HD 4890 which is being released on the same day. What we do have though is a change in speeds and thus the card is priced at a more affordable plateau.

#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 275 DIRECTX 11 SOFTWARE#

Again, no DirectX 10.1 support but there doesn't seem to be too much these days in terms of software anyways to warrant this and I'm guessing NVIDIA would move on to DirectX 11 support future cards anyways while adding 10.1 to those cards. You're looking at support for the same things such as DirectX10, CUDA, PhysX, Lumenex, and so forth. Until then, the GeForce GTX 275 falls in line still with their current generation of cards in that sense.ДЇor features, there's nothing new in terms of technology support over say the GeForce GTX 280. Now, there's not too much new here and for the most part and we're getting to a year here with the technology produced by them so I'm hoping we see some new hardware technologies coming in from NVIDIA soon. Clocks are however more than the 280 so there are some items that deviate from the two. You can call it a marriage between the GeForce GTX 280 and the GeForce GTX 260 because it takes the 240 stream processor amount from the 280 and combines it with the 448-bit memory interface and the memory amount of the 260. Hardware wise, the card sports a 448-bit memory interface and has 240 stream processor units. For memory, the GeForce GTX 275 comes equipped with 896MB of GDDR3 memory clocked at 1134MHz. The GeForce GTX 275 is built on the 55nm process and has a graphics clock speed of 633MHz with the shader units running at 1404MHz. Does this new card have the goods to take the mid-range arena? Well, this time around we've got a more original product though in the GeForce GTX 275. Last time, I reviewed the GeForce GTS 250 which was close to a rebranding of an earlier card. The fight for mid-range is going to be upped again.

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