Netherlands @ 2010/12/0
The BFG GeForce GTX 260 OC MAXCORE 55 Graphics Card combines the power of 24 more processing cores (versus the standard GTX 260) on a new 55nm GPU with BFG's out-of-the-box overclocking to rip through DirectX 10 games at blazing fast frame rates and enable realistic physical motion and massively destructible environments with NVIDIA's new PhysX technology.
Honestly .. seriously honestly I did not expect to review any more GeForce GTX 260 cards after the incredible amount of reviews we already posted on them in the past year or so. But NVIDIA is very late to the market with their upcoming DX11 class products and as such the NVIDIA board and card partners are drastically looking at ways to keep selling and refreshing the current lineup. One of the things that is receiving a lot of attention these days are overclocking, overclock competitions and products based on that theme -- as such Gigabyte technology is releasing their SO series of graphics cards, short for Super Overclocked.
Today we'll test their all new GeForce GTX 260 (SP216) SO -- it comes with an Ultra durable design (long-lasting components) and as the title already suggests .. a pretty nice overclock -- making this product faster than say a GeForce GTX 275.
According to Gigabyte each GPU for this graphics card is cherry-picked for top performance, power efficiency and reliability using something that Gigabyte calls GPU Gantlet Sorting Process. Using advanced technical selection with combined with Ultra Durable VGA boards these boards should be top of the line.
And that is always interesting enough to take a look at. Have a peek at what we are reviewing today please and then head on over to the next page.
Specifications
Series : GeForce 200 Series
Chipset : GeForce GTX 260
Key Features : SOC / UDV
Core Clock : 680 MHz
Shader Clock : 1500 MHz
Memory Clock : 2500 MHz
Memory Type : GDDR3
DirectX : 10
D-sub : Yes
DVI : Yes
Multi-GPU : 3-way SLI
DisplayPort : No
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