EVGA rolls out GTX 460 FTW cards
850MHz core
EVGA has refreshed its GTX 460 lineup with a couple of FTW series cards with massively bumped up clocks.
Both cards feature 1024MB of memory and a 256-bit bus, but the GTX 460 FTW EE features a non-reference cooler. Both cards feature an 850MHz core clock which means they should end up as some of the fastest 460 boards around. In fact, only PoV’s TGT Beast Edition is faster, with an 855MHz clock. The memory has also been given a proper whipping and it runs at 1000MHz.
Neither card could be called cheap, as the regular FTW version has an MSRP of $259, while the FTW EE with non-reference cooling should cost $269. Still, it’s probably better to go for the EE version, as EVGA usually knows what it’s doing when it comes to coolers and a $10 premium doesn’t sound like much anyway.
You can check them out at EVGA, here and here.
Source：www.fudzilla.com
850MHz core
EVGA has refreshed its GTX 460 lineup with a couple of FTW series cards with massively bumped up clocks.
Both cards feature 1024MB of memory and a 256-bit bus, but the GTX 460 FTW EE features a non-reference cooler. Both cards feature an 850MHz core clock which means they should end up as some of the fastest 460 boards around. In fact, only PoV’s TGT Beast Edition is faster, with an 855MHz clock. The memory has also been given a proper whipping and it runs at 1000MHz.
Neither card could be called cheap, as the regular FTW version has an MSRP of $259, while the FTW EE with non-reference cooling should cost $269. Still, it’s probably better to go for the EE version, as EVGA usually knows what it’s doing when it comes to coolers and a $10 premium doesn’t sound like much anyway.
You can check them out at EVGA, here and here.
Source：www.fudzilla.com