Saturday, July 31st 2010
Gainward Designs Overclocked GTX 460 Graphics Card with Double Memory
Gainward is working on an upper-mid range graphics card based on the newly released NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 graphics processor, with 2 GB of GDDR5 memory across a 256-bit wide memory interface, and some factory-overclocked speeds. It is branded under Gainward's GOOD Golden Sample marker. That card uses Gainward's own design PCB and cooling solution. The red PCB is of the same length as the reference PCB, but holds four display connectors (any two can be used simultaneously), that include two DVI, one D-Sub, and HDMI. Based on the 40 nm GF104 GPU, Gainward's card has clock speeds of 700 MHz core (vs. 675 MHz reference), 1400 MHz CUDA core, and 900 MHz (3600 MHz effective) memory. It is likely to cost over 210 EUR.
Source:
TechConnect Magazine
28 Comments on Gainward Designs Overclocked GTX 460 Graphics Card with Double Memory
many games i play (sup com, forged alliance, SOASE, and more i cant remember right now) all crash due to the 2GB address space limits - and the easiest fix for that is a 64 bit OS and a large address aware enabler, even if you dont have more than 2GB of ram.
Matter of fact. The only thing I have ever had not work on W7x64 is dameon tools but that ap sucked anyways.