Nvidea’s GTX 295
Nvidea’s Gefore GTX 295 is the most powerful single graphics card out right now. The card is essential two GTX 280 cards squeezed into one ultra powerful card. The GTX 295 offers a very noticeable performance gain over ATI’s previous successor the ATI Radeon 4870 X2.
The new GTX 295 sports 896Mb of GDDR3 memory, 240 shader cores, and a new more efficient 55nm process GPU. The GTX 295 comes with the normal set of ports including 2 DVI ports and a HDMI port. It also comes with Nvidea’s PhysX accelerated physics API, which is nothing to brag about since its hardly supported with any games.
If you are wanting this powerhouse of a graphic card expect to shell out some major cash. Currently EVGA’s version costs $500 for one, but that’s the price u have to pay to be number one.
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I have had a TRI SLI with BFG GTX280 OC, A Quad SLI with two BFG GTX295, and Finally a TRI SLI with the GTX285 OCX cards and I can tell you first hand the GTX285 OCX stomp the marks of the 295’s. In benches, games, and all other apps involving transcoding etc. GTX285 OCX cards run stock at 702mhz on the core clock. A lot more than that of the 295’s and faster memory etc…. If you have the choice choose the GTX285 OCX in TRI SLI. Or if you have the money try them both like I did. You will decide the same as myself though.