Asus ENGTX285 HTDI/1GD3 Reviews

ASUS has kicked the GTX 285 up a notch and given it a fancy new Matrix title. We find out if it's really worth looking buying. Introduction

The first thing we have to talk about before we wrap everything up is the new iTracker 2 software. This is ASUS' own overclocking software that gives you the ability to adjust a whole array of features ranging from not only memory clocks but RAM ...

Last month, we reviewed Nvidia's GeForce GTX 295, a dual-GPU GT200-based board that benefited from a die-shrink from 65 nanometers to 55 nanometers. This month, we're testing the GTX 285, which uses the same silicon as the GTX 295, in a clocked-up ...

Fastest single-GPU card we've tested. Much lower power consumption than the GTX 280

Slower than a 4870 X2, but about the same price. Negligible speed increase over a GTX 280

Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 285 is the fastest single-GPU board we've tested, but it's roundly smacked by ATI's dual-GPU 4870 X2

Today we have a look at the stock GTX 285 from ASUS and see how it goes in the performance department. Introduction

A lot of people argue that the GTX 285 doesn't offer the best value for money due to the fact that there isn't a huge performance increase for the card over the GTX 275, while the price is a good chunk higher