NVIDIA debuts GTX 570

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Posted in Hardware 2.0 on December 7, 2010 | Topic: Developer

Today sees NVIDIA debut its latest GPU - the GTX 570.

The GTX 570 is an interesting animal, because basically it's a GTX 580 on a budget. Well, a budget of $349.

Check out the NVIDIA GTX 570 image gallery!

So, what do you get or your money? You get a 732MHz graphics core, 480 CUDA core humming along at 1,464MHz, and 1.25GB of GDDR5 running at 3.8GHz.

Spec

• CUDA cores: 480
• Graphics clock: 732MHz
• Processor clock: 1,464MHz
• Texture fill: 43.9 billion/sec
• Memory clock: 1,900 MHz
• RAM: 1,280MB
• Memory interface: GDDR5
• Memory interface: 320-bit
• Memory bandwidth: 152GB/sec
• Connectors: Mini HDMI, dual DVI
• Length: 10.5 inches/267mm
• Height: 4.376 inches/111mm
• Width: Dual-slot
• Max GPU temp: 97 C
• Min system PSU requirements: 550W
• Power connectors: 2 x 6-pin

 Interesting card, but with AMD planning on unveiling the Radeon HD 6900 next week, it might be a good idea to see how that shakes things up.