Graphics Card

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Introduction :

The last GeForce 700 card of the year, the GTX 760, is finally here. It comes at a good time and at a price which is much more affordable than the other 2 cards in the series, the Nvidia has a lot riding on this card. Its launched to replace the GTX 660 and is priced really well ($249, or Rs 23,000 in india) . Unlike the GTX 770, which was almost a copy of the GTX 680 with higher clocks, the GTX 760 is different. The card has 1152 CUDA cores, 96 TMU’s, 32 ROP’s and a 256 bit wide memory bus.

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Introduction :

The GTX 680 was the champ at launch. It took AMD by storm, by not only beating it in terms of performance, but also power consumption and price. Even now, after almost an year of launch and the launch of the GTX 700 series cards, this card still remains competitive. The Asus GTX 680 DirectCu II Top adds a bunch of enthusiast grade features to this card to overall make it a better package.  The card comes pre overclocked, with the core clock at 1137MHz, it carries a healthy overclock of 130MHz over a stock GTX 680, something what you would expect from a Top edition card.

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Introduction :

The GTX 660 is the Kepler on a budget. Its priced around $200-$250, which has been dominated by AMD with their HD 7800 series graphics cards. The GTX 660 is the younger brother of the GTX 660Ti, but at its heart its got a different silicon, the GK106 (GTX 660Ti is based on GK 104). The card has 960 CUDA cores with 80 TMUs , 24ROPs and a 192bit wide memory bus. The card comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory having an effective memory clock of 6.00GHz. The card we have today is the Zotac GTX 660, which comes with a core clock of 993MHz, slightly above the reference clock of 980MHz. Its priced at around Rs15,000 so its fairly affordable, but can it perform enough to meet the demands of the latest games? Lets find out…

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