the GPU's of the 295 are downclocked to reduce heat
why is sli 260 > 295?
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no, 295 clocks are the same as 260 clocks. 295>260 SLI. 260 sli may yield slightly better clocks, but the extra SPs will make up for that. On water the oc abilities should be as good as the 260s though, afaik.
Originally Posted by -iceblade^ the GPU's of the 295 are downclocked to reduce heat |
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From what I hear, the unique way the 295 is built pretty much kills any chance of aftermarket cooling - each gpu is on it's own board. I have seen them overclocked 100mHz over stock, and the performance gains are pretty impressive -almost 58fps in Crysis Warhead, Gamer settings, at 1920 x 1200. Don't see how two gtx 260s could pull those numbers off. (I seem to recall them hitting 28 - 30 fps) Check it out. http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=620
Originally Posted by sgdude no, 295 clocks are the same as 260 clocks. 295>260 SLI. 260 sli may yield slightly better clocks, but the extra SPs will make up for that. On water the oc abilities should be as good as the 260s though, afaik. |
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actually , there is no bottleknecking that i have experienced thru the pci-e slots, you could say the same about the 4870x2 then, it can handle it, the cpu is where you will see any bottleknecking if there be any.
Originally Posted by Maddog7771 um lets see pci-e bottleneck perhaps i mean you are trying to push alot of data into one pci-e slot |
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