EVGA GeForce GTX 275 FTW Video Card
Sunday, July 18th, 2010 at
1:35 am
The EVGA GeForce GTX 275 FTW graphics card rips through DirectX 10 games at blazing fast frame rates and enables realistic physical motion and massively destructible environments with NVIDIA’s new PhysX. technology. And that’s not all. The EVGA GeForce GTX 275 FTW graphics card also supports extreme HD (2560×1600) resolutions, and gives your system the power of up to 240 multi-threaded processor cores, offloading the most intensive processing tasks from your CPU to your Graphics Processing Unit (GPU).
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lol the way he said retailers was funny 4:52
Hello. But if the GTX 275 has 633MHz and an ATI 4870 has 750 MHz So what’s the best? All I dike that the GTX 275 is better? Why? Explain ..
really nice card, a bit old nowadays but… oh well thats technology :/ gets old too fast
mine is from ECS, with a little overclock and two BIG coolers attached
Nah more like 800 if you want to over clock 700 is cutting it close.
Eleven can be either or.
@320994 Thats a little 2 dimensional of you to think that way…. eleven (11) is a number as much as it is a word. Its kinda like saying a book isnt a thing as its a word. And a verb isnt a type of word its something you do. I think the word im looking for is semantics actually…. Having said that seeing as you are from the netherlands and youre speaking and trying to understands the language that I have spoken all my days ill let you off.
@ihateevilbill
why ?
you saying 11 is a word? not a number?
@320994 What school did you go to?
@ihateevilbill
11 is not a word
i tink that its enouth for 3 of them
bit bus
@secio007 Quality 700W PSU is enough for two GTX 275s.
Yeah but were they ftw ed
I upgraded from Two GTX 275’s in Sli to ONE GTX 480. The 480 was 10% faster and even more in almost all my games.
@secio007 no 600 w it’s the minimum requriement, along with the others components of your pc… look at the nvidia page ,for how much power does require this card in sli. but i think a 700-750 watts psu would be enough!
New egg sells a bfg version.
im definately going for one like this. does anybody know if the PNY version is any good. im not looking for absoloutely crazy graphics just enough to play gta 4 level games on high setings with amaizing frames aswell as games with physX. need to upgrade my power supply though cause at the moment im using a 240 v i think. i got a back up coputer with a 650 psu which should be fine for this type of thing
I have 2 words… DirectX 11
@secio007 graphics card uses about 200 watts at max load the rest of your system uses about 200-300 when running under stress. so an 800w would be enought for 2 cards
I have a question……..A single gtx 275 requires 600W PSU….if we run two of em in sli do we require 1200W of PSU?????????Plzz let me know….
I LOVE MY GTX 275! It kicks soooo much ass. It gives literally GTX 285 performance for $220 bucks! You can SLI the GTX 275 for a little over the price of a single GTX 285 and get world class performance that trounces the GTX 295 with ease. Not to mention the over clocking performance this card puts out!
I agree.
@SNOWBOARDER1SAM You could run nearly anything with that maxed out on a 22 inch
ok my mum/mom is byin me ths can i run most games on high settings? i hve no idea
Processor/cpu – Intel Core i7-860 2.8GHz 8MB 1066FSB LGA1156
Main Board – gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R-SLI ATX LGA1366 17-CF & SLI support
Memory/Ram – kingston HyperX 6GB Kit 2000MHz DDR3 3×2Gb Sticks
HardDrive – 1TB SATA2 Western Digital 7200RPM 32MB-Greenpower
Video Card – Gigabyte Nvidia GTX275 896MB GDDR3 PCIE
Power Supply – Vantec ION2 Plus 700W Modular PSU
Operating System – Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit OEM
@PcMrGaming Why what?
This is a low power card and the Q9550 only takes about 130 watts load lol.