GeForce GTX 590 SLI review - Introduction

Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/24/2011 02:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]

GeForce GTX 590 SLI

Welcome to the fastest written article in the world, merely hours before the GeForce GTX 580 launched the SLI driver finally became available. In this article we'll look into the usual in multi-GPU matters. Given the time we had available, please forgive us the lack of written content. Then again the most important stuff you guys likely would like to see is SLI performance, power consumption and everything related.

The cards used in this test where provided by the fellas from Point of View, reference based measured at reference clock frequencies.

The big question of course remains... will quad-SLI kick in properly? As that is what we are talking about; rendering your games with no less than four GPUs! Bare in mind that for today's article we received a very, no extremely beta driver. Not at all optimized 100% just yet. We will offer you a taste of what's to come and what to expect in the future. As this driver needs further development and optimizations.

Have a peek at the products from point of View as used today in this article, and then head on over to the next page where we'll startup the review.

GeForce GTX 590

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