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$349.99 for GTX 275 graphics with GTS 250 PhysX
In terms of specifications, the 55nm GT200b graphics-rendering chip runs at a 633MHz core, 1296MHz shaders and 2268MHz with 896MB of GDDR3. In addition, the 55nm G92b PhysX-processing chip runs at a 738MHz core, 1836MHz shaders, and 2200MHz with 384MB of GDDR3. The total memory capacity of this card as described on the box comes out to be 1280MB. Our friend Jacob Freeman, Product Manager at EVGA explained to us during the Halloween launch party that the majority of Nvidia PhysX software developers and system hardware designers have decided that 384MB is plenty of memory for even the most demanding of today’s PhysX games.
Nvidia's answer may be sufficient for the common gamer, but there still exists a small number of enthusiasts, professionals and analysts who already understand this detail and seek to inquire about future hardware demands of Nvidia PhysX. While the degree of our answer is limited to external analysis of the question and brief discussions with Nvidia software developers, we are confident that 384MB of PhysX-dedicated memory will more than suffice for the next fourteen to sixteen months in the gaming world.
On another note, Jacob Freeman also explained that Nvidia limits the number of PhysX-rendering GPUs to just one, so any speculation regarding "PhysX-SLI modes" with two or three of these cards can be disregarded. However, the card is able to pair up with one or more standard Geforce GTX 275 cards in SLI mode, Tri-SLI mode and Quad-SLI mode with the additional benefit of discreet PhysX processing on the added G92b core of the first card.
The EVGA Geforce GTX 275 CO-OP Edition is now available exclusively at EVGA for $349.99 and priced at a moderate $349.99 for the upcoming holiday shopping season. It has been determined that it’s unique price point allows it to enter the market at $60 dollars less than a dual graphics-GPU + PhysX-GPU route with a discreet EVGA Geforce GTX 275 stock-clocked card (896-P3-1170-AR) and a discreet EVGA Geforce GTS 250 stock-clocked card (01G-P3-1158-TR).
In terms of specifications, the 55nm GT200b graphics-rendering chip runs at a 633MHz core, 1296MHz shaders and 2268MHz with 896MB of GDDR3. In addition, the 55nm G92b PhysX-processing chip runs at a 738MHz core, 1836MHz shaders, and 2200MHz with 384MB of GDDR3. The total memory capacity of this card as described on the box comes out to be 1280MB. Our friend Jacob Freeman, Product Manager at EVGA explained to us during the Halloween launch party that the majority of Nvidia PhysX software developers and system hardware designers have decided that 384MB is plenty of memory for even the most demanding of today’s PhysX games.
Nvidia's answer may be sufficient for the common gamer, but there still exists a small number of enthusiasts, professionals and analysts who already understand this detail and seek to inquire about future hardware demands of Nvidia PhysX. While the degree of our answer is limited to external analysis of the question and brief discussions with Nvidia software developers, we are confident that 384MB of PhysX-dedicated memory will more than suffice for the next fourteen to sixteen months in the gaming world.
On another note, Jacob Freeman also explained that Nvidia limits the number of PhysX-rendering GPUs to just one, so any speculation regarding "PhysX-SLI modes" with two or three of these cards can be disregarded. However, the card is able to pair up with one or more standard Geforce GTX 275 cards in SLI mode, Tri-SLI mode and Quad-SLI mode with the additional benefit of discreet PhysX processing on the added G92b core of the first card.
The EVGA Geforce GTX 275 CO-OP Edition is now available exclusively at EVGA for $349.99 and priced at a moderate $349.99 for the upcoming holiday shopping season. It has been determined that it’s unique price point allows it to enter the market at $60 dollars less than a dual graphics-GPU + PhysX-GPU route with a discreet EVGA Geforce GTX 275 stock-clocked card (896-P3-1170-AR) and a discreet EVGA Geforce GTS 250 stock-clocked card (01G-P3-1158-TR).
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Geforce GTX 275 Co-op PhysX Editionที่ใช้GTX 275 ประมวลผลกราฟิกกับ GTS 250 ประมวลผลPhysX
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