EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 Superclocked Video Card

Take your DirectX® 10 gaming beyond HD, with the power of GeForce GTX 285 GPUs. Place yourself in the center of the action and experience true DirectX 10 gaming cinema in extreme HD (2560x1600) resolutions—all enabled by GeForce 200 Series’ second generation unified architecture, NVIDIA® SLI® technology, and incredible performance in the latest games including Far Cry 2, Mirrors Edge, and Call of Duty 5: World at War. With up to 50% more performance than prior generation GPUs, GeForce GTX 285 GPUs tear through complex DirectX 10 environments and cinematic effects at blazing frame rates in extreme HD resolutions.

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• GTX
• 285
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[Fantasma25]

What about the mars edition of the 295? :-D

[crimson177]

but the price gap between the 285 and the 295 inst that much

[Terinigan]

@theleMBeleht Today (for the top end cards, 580 at the moment seeing as the 590 is only made as a "classified" product) SuperClocked is pretty much the only reference EVGA cards you're gonna find out there, and they're even cheaper than most other reference cards. As long as there's no price premium I'd rather have 797 mhz out of the box that 772 mhz out of the box. Also, considering the 285 and 295 share the same GPU, calling it the worst ever is as far from the truth as you can get.

[amaliorad]

@crimson177 yah!! and 295 has 2 gpus!:)

[ErsiNur1]

@0puest0 Yes but a lot of people now a days use this as the physX card and then have another card for the graphics.

[0puest0]

this is old realy

[mauriciorodriguez67]

Super video ... very usefull

[IBlueNinjaI]

@dallasfignrocks the 9800 really cant run anything at max..

[IBlueNinjaI]

@MrErjavec no it will not.

[MrErjavec]

will gtx 285 work on 420w power supply???

[Consumerofknowledge]

This thing is huge.

[sarge727]

@deadguy718 well..........what do you think the card manufactures do? Purposely limit the power of the cards? lol no. They make one specific card, test it, and if it doesnt performe the way its supposed to , they toss it into another catagory. Then they take those cards, test them and if any dont perform up to certain standards, they take them and toss them into another catagory, and thus the cycle continues. and then you end up with the GS or "LE" edition cards, ie 8800GS lol