Windows 7: EVGA GTX 295 CO-OP Edition

Take gaming performance to extreme levels!

EVGA is proud to announce the latest and fastest in high performance graphics accelerators, the EVGA GTX 295 CO-OP Edition. This card combines two GPU’s onto a single PCB (printable circuit board), a clear indication on why this card is called CO-OP! Want even more performance? Pair up two of these for QUAD SLI, or pair up with the standard GTX 295.





Features

• An incredible 1792MB of onboard DDR3 Memory - View high-resolution images and textures with this massive amount of onboard memory. Up to 2560x1600 supported!
• Dual DVI-I and HDMI 1.3a - Dual Dual-link DVI support for HDMI (with adapter) output enables sending both high-definition video and audio signals to an HDTV via single cable.
• 2nd Generation Unified Shader Architecture - Delivers 50% more gaming performance over the first generation through an incredible 480 enhanced processor cores that provide incredible shading horsepower.
• NVIDIA® PhysX™ - GeForce GPU support for NVIDIA PhysX™ technology, enabling a totally new class of physical gaming interaction for a more dynamic and realistic experience with GeForce.
• Full DX10 Support™ - DirectX 10 GPU with full Shader Model 4.0 support delivers unparalleled levels of graphics realism and film quality effects for today's hottest games.
• NVIDIA® CUDA Technology™ - CUDA technology unlocks the power of the GPU's processor cores to accelerate the most demanding system tasks such as video transcoding delivering up to 7x performances over traditional CPUs.
• 2nd Generation Purevideo™ HD - High-definition video decoder and post-processor delivers unprecedented picture clarity, smooth video and accurate color for movies and video.

EVGA | Articles | EVGA GTX 295 Co-Op

Now that is what a Graphics card should look like, I want one.

Thanks for the info Mr. Grim I want one too.

How good do dual 295s scale in terms of SLI? Surely they hit a brick wall when in quad sli mode and the only good they are good for are benchmarks?

Yeah People! Spend all your Money on the DX10 Cards when windows 7 uses DX11! Is it me or are they pushing for people to buy old cards, then spend more money to get the DX11 ones when they come out?!?

Here's the only problem with DX11 IMO they released them to soon. How many games right now or in the near and I mean NEAR future are using DX11? Hopefully DX10 cards will drop in price drastically. So yes their are great DX11 cards out now like the 5770 at a more than reasonable price of 174.99 Newegg, but you still can't use the full potential of the card.(excluding the multiple monitor support and True HD and Eyefinity) which is reason enough.
Newegg.com - XX HUD-5770-ZNFC Radeon HD 5770 (Juniper XT) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card - Desktop Graphics / Video Cards Yet based on the benchmarking on Toms Hardware It hasn't been able to show any significant gains. And from the stand point of upgrading, why buy a DX10 when you can buy a DX11 now it is a legitimate question.My GTX 260 superclocked however compares realitivly the same. And I have to admit after seeing the price for the 5770 I wish I'd have bought it now instead of my 260. But by the time it is reaching it's maturity (in gaming) I'll be ready for a real upgrade CPU, MB, Ram.Wow now I'm confusing myself. Fabe Benchmark Results: 3DMark Vantage - Review Tom's Hardware : Radeon HD 5770 And 5750 Review: Gentlemen, Start Your HTPCs

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lol, I wish I held off on buying my 4890's - which are now $150 cheaper

Here is a review on 2 285's against the 5850's Radeon HD 5850: Knocking Down GTX 295 In CrossFire : Introduction - Review Tom's Hardware But not 2 GTX 285's. And yet a single 295 seems to hold it's own. In bechmarking. But 295's in Quad your bound to create a botleneck somewhere. Of course this is just my opinon. Fabe Oh and one nice thing about the 5850 I like is that it is 1 1/2 inches shorter than the 11 inch cards.

EVGA | Articles | EVGA GTX 275 Co-op PhysX Got an email about this new card gtx 275 for graphics and gts250 for physx on 1 pcb. Me thinks their going crazy with these cards so many different ones.

I know how ya feel. It's as though there is a new card every week! I want to meet someone who upgrades their video card every time a new one comes out... They could give me their old ones!
And isn't it still cheaper to get a little 8899 for your physx instead of a card with a built in ppu?

It's a good idea, but really - another revision?