Gainward GeForce GTX 570 Phantom - 1280MB GDDR5, cold and silent

Gainward The company has proudly introduced its powerful graphics card, and a revolutionary design itself, the "Phantom." This graphics card is a superior performance in games at low temperature with an acoustic noise level very low, providing quieter sustainability and the ability to yield the highest performance.

Phantom plays Gainward's innovative capacity and adopts the best materials in its class for enthusiasts. Gainward GeForce GTX 570 in their version of Phantom innovates with a new thermal solution, revealing the mask, will be fascinated to find 6 important pieces compuestopor Discip "Discip tubes (heat pipes) Gainward called Grand-Prix, designed hybrid tubes 6 mm in copper base to cool more efficiently from the nucleus and to improve it has three external PWM fans silent, the GR8 (this name makes mention to 8 cm in diameter and large power), on the other side has 44 heat dissipating fins bound over the heat pipes.


The GeForce GTX 570 Gainward phantom consists of three masterpieces thermal dynamics, which create the best cooling performance, and provide a quiet and stable performance under heavy loads. This card is built on Nvidia Fermi 2.0, presents the newest technology and has gone through a very tough series of tests.

Each Phantom is to survive in the most critical burn-in testing, operating at a clock frequency aggressive in extreme temperatures. It has clocked the 480 factory to all CUDA cores at 750MHz and a whopping speed of 1950MHz to 1280 MB of GDDR5 memory of 320 bits (bandwidth up to 156 GB / sec.) It also has intelligent and integrated carefully what they call "QuattroPorts" (Display Port, Dual DVI, HDMI), plays a universal connectivity for the display of various extreme high-definition resolution (1920 × 1200/1080p).

According to statistics, even those who are not extreme gamers spend 70% of a long day at work routine computer processing, such as text editing, web browsing, checking email and so on. Gainward "phantom" is proud to present its end silent character in 2D mode, completely inaudible, emits only 4.9dB more than the sound produced by the environment, almost indistinguishable.

The card has 15 engines and 480-core CUDA PolyMorph, close to reaching a staggering 2000 million triangles per second. While the charge lasts a 3D, phantom illustrates the excellent cooling design, running at 15 degrees celcius less than a GTX 570 reference card is literally amazing, this card is 30 percent cooler.

With these data and the work behind the cooling system, overclocking fans can bring this card at speeds unthinkable for a graphics card without having to resort to chillers. We recall that in order to use this graphics card must have at least one real 550w, connectors 6 and 8 pin. Specifications Name GAINWARD GeForce GTX 570 "Phantom" Chipset NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 Stream Processing Units 480 CUDA cores Core Speed 750 MHz Shader Clock Speed 1.500 MHz 1.950 MHz memory (3900MHz DDR) Memory Type GDDR5 Memory 1.280 MB Number of Bits 320-bit memory output ports Dual Dual-link DVI-I, DP, HDMI Interface Bus Technology PCI-Express 2.0 support Microsoft Windows 7 Support Microsoft DirectX 11, Shader Model 5.0 Support NVIDIA OpenCL Microsoft DirectCompute and Fermi 2.0 NVIDIA Unified Driver Architecture ( UDA) NVIDIA PhysX Technology NVIDIA CUDA Technology NVIDIA Support NVIDIA 3D Vision Support 3D Surround Vision supports SLI technology NVIDIA PureVideo HD Support NVIDIA 3-way SLI For fans of the company's video games origin of your hand brings the new laptop.

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