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A few weeks ago we learned that NVIDIA, GeForce graphics cards manufacturer, has decided to transform their product, which is the GeForce GTX 295. Company  had allegedly constructed dualchip card on one PCB, discarding the existing GTX-295 with a dualpcb. The premiere is already established … in mid-May of this year. Confirmed the speculation as [...]

About merge two graphics processors GeForce GTX 295 on a single PCB has already been confirmed, but Fudzilla website has learned that the first card that appears on store shelves as early as May. Clocks as well as, unfortunately, the final price will remain unchanged, although the production of such an accelerator is much cheaper [...]

Despite the high price of GeForce GTX 295 is still a number of new buyers. However, some of them may have trouble buying it – less and less copies are available in stores. Despite the unrelenting popularity of the best system on the market, NVIDIA does not attempt to increase the number of ballot papers [...]

GTX 295 connected to two cards (the so-called sandwich), and what is linked to that, the system requires an efficient cooling. Block water between them seems to be a very good solution. This solution is able to pay much more heat than the reference cooling air. Probably see further chilled water ZOTAC GTX 285 A [...]

Fudzilla.com – Inno3D has announced its own GTX 295 and GTX 285 cards. Both cards will be based on NVIDIA’s reference design and they will work at reference clocks. The GTX 295 works at 576MHz for both cores, and comes with a total of 1,792MB of memory, 896MB per GPU. The memory is clocked at [...]

Introduction As fun as overclocking is, it does manage to take up a fair bit of time. But every once and a while a product will come along that we feel really deserves a good amount of time put into it to find those perfect clock speeds. <a href=’http://www.tweaktown.com/phpadsnew/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a695f25f’ target=’_blank’><img src=’http://www.tweaktown.com/phpadsnew/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=186&n=a695f25f’ border=’0′ alt=” /></a>Last year [...]

I know that there are many of you are thinking right now: “what, another new graphics card from NVIDIA?” yup, you got it guys, NVIDIA is on a mission to recapture the performance crown from the HD 4870 X2 and they aren’t being subtle about it. Their latest stab at the ultra high end is [...]

There’s been something of a trend in the computer component industry over the last few years with Intel and nVidia ruling the roost in terms of CPU and graphics card performance, respectively. Meanwhile AMD/ATI has gone through a bit of a rough patch but has recently come back strong with some competitively priced products that, [...]

NVIDIA was caught somewhat off-guard last year when ATI came up with a rather impressive line of graphics processors that not only were fast but were also priced very competitively. NVIDIA was then forced to heavily slash the pricing of their debuting GeForce GTX products at the time. But it didn’t stop there, throughout the [...]

PC Games Hardware is among the few testers who can already check the GeForce GTX 295 – NVIDIA’s new dual GPU card, based on two 55 nm GT200b chips. Furthermore it is the first NVIDIA gaming card that exceeds the limit of one TFLOPS – due to two GPUs each of which has access to [...]

If it seems like it has been forever since NVIDIA has released an extremely high-end consumer graphics card, you’d be partially correct.  The last release that NVIDIA aimed for the flagship spot with was the GeForce GTX 280 based on the GT200 architecture back in mid-June.  Six months might seem like an eternity compared to [...]

People like excess. It doesn’t matter if the economy is in a tailspin or our savings are collapsing; there will always be a guy running around town in a red Ferrari with a blond in the passenger seat and another waiting on his yacht in the Mediterranean. Wanting the best of the best is only [...]

NVIDIA will release its next high-end graphics card at CES in Las Vegas on January 8th and the company has given us the opportunity to give bit-tech’s readers a sneak peek at how the GeForce GTX 295 will perform. However, because the card is not available on the market yet, and won’t be until January [...]

In the two horse race of performance video cards, things have been pretty cyclical. One company would release a new whiz-bang card, then the other company would release their response. This was followed by a similar cycle of tweaked versions of the same cards. In the last two release cycles those tweaks came in the [...]

BFG has been a favorite among computer enthusiasts for quite a while now. Known for their high quality cutting edge NVIDIA GPU’s and high efficiency power supplies, many an enthusiast has browsed the BFG site longing for that massive GPU that would complete their gaming shrine. Since the introduction of the GTX-200 series things have [...]

Today another review on that rather outstanding release based on the recently unleashed NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295. I say outstanding here, as besides the Radeon HD 4870 X2, not once has a dual-GPU product been launched and was received with such great enthusiasm. See, NVIDIA has got the driver right, the performance right and obviously… [...]

When NVIDIA launched their GT200 GPU and the first two graphics cards based on it – the GeForce GTX 280 and the GeForce GTX 260, they thought they had ATI licked for good. In fact, they originally pegged the GeForce 9800 GTX+ as the direct competitor to ATI’s forthcoming (at that time) Radeon HD 4870 [...]

Yeah, I’ve been playing with the very latest video cards for weeks now, using the newest games and a screaming new test rig. Life’s rough, you know. But now I have just a few hours to write an entire review that’s destined to be packed with more GPU goodness than six regular ones. I’ve been [...]

This article was exciting to do for two reasons; the first was of course the fact that we were going to just see how powerful two of the fastest graphics cards on the market would perform when put together. This in total gave us four GPUs to play with across two cards and what this [...]

For the past six months NVIDIAs been racing to shrink their entire GPU lineup to 55-nm. With the company currently embroiled in a price war with ATI, shrinking their graphics lineup from 65-nm to 55-nm is extremely important to improving the companys bottom line. The smaller process benefits NVIDIA by reducing their manufacturing costs, while [...]