Inno3D GeForce GTX 275 OC 896M Review 6

Inno3D GeForce GTX 275 OC 896M Review

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Manufacturer: Inno3D
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NVIDIA's latest card on the graphics market right now is the GeForce GTX 275. Like all other GTX 2xx cards it is based on NVIDIA's GT200 GPU. While it doesn't bring anything new technology wise. It still has interesting specs: It is basically half a GTX 295 running at 633 / 1134 / 1404 MHz (core/memory/shader). You can see it as a GeForce GTX 285 with a 448-bit memory interface, or you could see it as a GTX 260 with 240 shaders and higher clocks.

For their GeForce GTX 275 OC, Inno3D went with a P897 based design and simply increased the core, shader and memory clocks.

GeForce
9800 GTX		GeForce GTS
250 1 GB		GeForce
GTX 260		Radeon
HD 4870		Radeon
HD 4890		GeForce
GTX 275		Inno3D GTX
275 OC		GeForce
GTX 280		Radeon
HD 4870 X2		GeForce
GTX 285
Shader units 1281281928008002402402402x 800240
ROPs16162816162828322x 1632
GPUG92G92GT200RV770RV790GT200GT200GT2002x RV770GT200b
Transistors754M 754M 1400M 956M959M1400M 1400M 1400M 2x 956M1400M
Memory Size512 MB1024 MB896 MB512 MB 1024 MB 896 MB896 MB1024 MB2x 1024 MB 1024 MB
Memory Bus Width 256 bit 256 bit 448 bit 256 bit 256 bit 448 bit 448 bit 512 bit 2x 256 bit 512 bit
Core Clock675 MHz 738 MHz 576 MHz 750 MHz 850 MHz 633 MHz 700 MHz 602 MHz 750 MHz 648 MHz
Memory Clock1100 MHz 1100 MHz 999 MHz 900 MHz 975 MHz 1134 MHz 1210 MHz 1107 MHz 900 MHz 1242 MHz
Price$160$149$240$190$249$249$240$315$425$350
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