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Saturday, 17 March 2012 11:39

GeForce GTX 680 pictured

Written by Fuad Abazovic

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Officially at 1006MHz


The GK104 spec has been out for a while but we have managed to get a picture of one of the cards to launch.

The card is a referent one and comes with Displayport, HDMI, DVI-I and DVD-D, and as Bobo wrote here they can all work together.

We can also add that this multi monitor feature is called Nvidia surround. [We would have called it Nfinity, but that’s just us. Ed]

The GK104 works at 1006MHz but with boost clock it can jump to 1058MHz. The memory clock is at 6000MHz effective and the card has 1536 CUDA cores. It supports PCIe 3.0 but works at PCIe 2.0 boards and comes with 2048MB of GDDR5 memory.

The memory bus width is 256 bit with 0.33ns memory access. The total card bandwidth is 192 GB/s and total Texture fill rate is 128.8 GT/s.

Nvidia’s way of Intel Turbo clock will end up branded as GPU Boost and in case you were not aware of it the card fully supports DirectX 11 as well as Direct Computer 5.0. Physx, 3D vision, SLI, Cuda, Open GL 4.2 as well as Open CL support are among the list of supported features.

In case the photo looks a bit photoshopped, well it is. Some clues have been removed, we post them as we get them. We suspect it is a Sapphire card.

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Last modified on Sunday, 18 March 2012 10:38
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