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ASUS Geforce GTX 590 3072MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card
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Core: 607MHz, Memory: 3072MB 3414MHz GDDR5, 1x Mini-Display Port, 3x DVI-I, 3 Years Warranty.
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Description:
The most powerful NVIDIA® graphics card ever created with a dual-GPU model offers unmitigated gaming performance for hardcore enthusiastsThe Asus ENGTX590/3DIS/3GD5, the world’s fastest dual-core NVIDIA® graphics card, aimed directly at PC gaming and entertainment enthusiasts. Featuring 3GB of GDDR5 video memory and a core clocked at 612MHz, the card also comes with ASUS Voltage Tweak overvolting for up to 50%* faster clock speeds at 918MHz, this represents very noticeable enhancements to in-game smoothness and responsiveness. Twin NVIDIA® GF110 cores bring the full potential of Fermi technology to bear on DirectX® 11 and 3D Vision™ Surround gaming in uncompromising detail, quality and can easily handle full HD 3D output simultaneously on three displays. The GTX 590 also offers more than double the power of the GTX 580 thanks to two GPUs running in 2-way SLI™ on one board by default.
- Graphics Engine: GeForce® GTX590
- Bus Standard: PCI Express® 2.0
- Video Memory: 3072MB GDDR5
- Engine Clock: 612 MHz
- CUDA Cores: 1024
- Memory Clock: 3420MHz (855MHz GDDR5)
- Memory Interface: 384 bit x 2
- DVI Max Resolution: 2560 * 1600
- DSub Max Resolution: 2048 * 1536
- D-sub Output: 1 x via DVI-to-D-Sub adapter
- DVI Output: 3 x Dual Link DVI-I Native
- HDMI Output: 1x HDMI via DVI-to-HDMI adapter
- Display Port Output: 1x Mini DisplayPort Native
- HDCP compliant: YES
- Dimensions: 11” x 4.5”
- 3yr Warranty
Warranty Information:
| Manufacturer | asus |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer via Aria |
| Manufacturer Website | http://www.asus.com |
| Manufacturer Phone | 0870 1208340 |
| Warranty Period (yrs) | 3 |
Comments, Questions & Reviews:
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What power PSU? by Murf
I was wondering what kind of power PSU would you need to run one of these cards.
Answer by andrewn on Saturday, March 26, 2011
You'd need a 700W+ branded PSU, with 2 x 8-pin PCI-E connectors.
You'd need a 700W+ branded PSU, with 2 x 8-pin PCI-E connectors.




















