The New EVGA 295 Single PCB

Mr Bigman · 06-18-09, 09:29 PM

So who is all going for this card?

I already got dibs on 2 of them and a step up for one of them.

Looks to be a hot seller for highend gamers so lets see what happens.

**mailman2** · 06-18-09, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Bigman

So who is all going for this card?

I already got dibs on 2 of them and a step up for one of them.

Looks to be a hot seller for highend gamers so lets see what happens.

Yay for micro stutter. I'll never do a pos dual card again. Oh yea, and it's a GTX 295, not 395.

Mr Bigman · 06-18-09, 09:40 PM

My bad.

These cards are redesigned and have some good numbers for them.

You shouldn't have microstutter so it must be your stuff doig it.

06-18-09, 09:47 PM

Xion X2 · 06-18-09, 09:48 PM

There's no difference in performance between these and the dual PCB models. Same parts on both, same clocks.

**nekrosoft13** · 06-18-09, 09:58 PM

and very mis-informative memory specs.

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An incredible 1792MB of onboard DDR3 Memory - View high-resolution images and textures with this massive amount of onboard memory. Up to 2560x1600 supported!

Mr Bigman · 06-18-09, 11:00 PM

Hey Nekro if im just using one of those 24 inch Dell Ultrabrights, do i need a pair of them?

I got a couple of the 285 2 gb cards i got and do just fine so will it make any difference?

Xion X2 · 06-18-09, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Bigman

Hey Nekro if im just using one of those 24 inch Dell Ultrabrights, do i need a pair of them?

I got a couple of the 285 2 gb cards i got and do just fine so will it make any difference?

Keep what you have, Big. I don't know why anyone would want to trade 2GB of VRAM for 896. Lots of games push the limit on that (Clear Sky uses 800+MB), some exceed it (GTA4 uses 1.4GB,) and lots of games these days are open to hi-res texture mods that will surpass it.

Xion X2 · 06-18-09, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by nekrosoft13

and very mis-informative memory specs.

+1. That's borderline false advertisement. Effectively the card(s) have no more VRAM than a GTX260.

Mr Bigman · 06-18-09, 11:27 PM

The 285's have given me almost endless opprotunities with Crysis and other intense games.

wysiwyg · 06-19-09, 08:14 AM

whats a 395

if ur talking about the singe board 295's well there is no difference than the dual pcb older ones

takes up the same space, has same performance uses the same power and to that i think why bother

ikjadoon · 06-19-09, 03:07 PM

Pffft. No offense, but EVGA's got nothing on this:

ASUS GTX 295 MARS Review....

Digital 12-phase power, beastly cooler (you'll need it, lol), and, oh yeah, some Vantage records...

~Ibrahim~

06-18-09, 09:29 PM	#1
Mr Bigman Strongest Man On Earth Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,943	The New EVGA 295 Single PCB So who is all going for this card? I already got dibs on 2 of them and a step up for one of them. Looks to be a hot seller for highend gamers so lets see what happens. __________________ EVGA X58 Tri SLI Core I 7 3.7Ghz 12 gb corsair DDR3 1600 Three EVGA 285 SLI Antec 1200 Corsiar 1000 HX Power Supply 2 OCZ SSD Hard Drives 4 wd black edition raid 2 setups for 4TB _____________________________ having good looks and a good body is hard work.

06-18-09, 09:40 PM	#3
Mr Bigman Strongest Man On Earth Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,943	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB My bad. These cards are redesigned and have some good numbers for them. You shouldn't have microstutter so it must be your stuff doig it. __________________ EVGA X58 Tri SLI Core I 7 3.7Ghz 12 gb corsair DDR3 1600 Three EVGA 285 SLI Antec 1200 Corsiar 1000 HX Power Supply 2 OCZ SSD Hard Drives 4 wd black edition raid 2 setups for 4TB _____________________________ having good looks and a good body is hard work.

06-18-09, 09:47 PM	#4
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06-18-09, 09:48 PM	#5
Xion X2 Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Location: U.S. Posts: 6,701	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB There's no difference in performance between these and the dual PCB models. Same parts on both, same clocks. __________________ i7-2700k @ 5.0 GHz Nvidia GeForce 570 2.5GB Tri-SLI Asus P67 WS Revolution (Tri-SLI) OCZ Vertex SSD x 4 (Raid 5) G.Skill 8GB DDR3 @ 1600MHz PC Power & Cooling 950W PSU

06-18-09, 11:00 PM	#7
Mr Bigman Strongest Man On Earth Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,943	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB Hey Nekro if im just using one of those 24 inch Dell Ultrabrights, do i need a pair of them? I got a couple of the 285 2 gb cards i got and do just fine so will it make any difference? __________________ EVGA X58 Tri SLI Core I 7 3.7Ghz 12 gb corsair DDR3 1600 Three EVGA 285 SLI Antec 1200 Corsiar 1000 HX Power Supply 2 OCZ SSD Hard Drives 4 wd black edition raid 2 setups for 4TB _____________________________ having good looks and a good body is hard work.

06-18-09, 11:27 PM	#10
Mr Bigman Strongest Man On Earth Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,943	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB The 285's have given me almost endless opprotunities with Crysis and other intense games. __________________ EVGA X58 Tri SLI Core I 7 3.7Ghz 12 gb corsair DDR3 1600 Three EVGA 285 SLI Antec 1200 Corsiar 1000 HX Power Supply 2 OCZ SSD Hard Drives 4 wd black edition raid 2 setups for 4TB _____________________________ having good looks and a good body is hard work.

06-19-09, 08:14 AM	#11
wysiwyg Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: London, England Posts: 2,987	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB whats a 395 if ur talking about the singe board 295's well there is no difference than the dual pcb older ones takes up the same space, has same performance uses the same power and to that i think why bother

06-19-09, 03:07 PM	#12
ikjadoon Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 503	Re: The New EVGA 395 Single PCB Pffft. No offense, but EVGA's got nothing on this: ASUS GTX 295 MARS Review.... Digital 12-phase power, beastly cooler (you'll need it, lol), and, oh yeah, some Vantage records... ~Ibrahim~ __________________ Overdrive PC Core2.SLI: Core 2 Duo E6600 @ ~3.5GHz,4GB of DDR2-770, 8800GTS 640MB @ 621/1836, Western Digital 640GB, LITE-ON 20X, CM Stacker 830, Enermax 620W, Vista Ultimate 64-bit 3DMark '06: 10,302 SuperPI 1M: 15.194s WEI: 5.8