Thread: EVGA is preparing a special PhysX graphics card, with 2 GPU

EVGA should launch a product unpublished October 30 next, just before Halloween.

We would be dealing with a graphics card with two GPUs. The first would be a GT200b, and the second a G92b. It would be a mix between a GeForce 275 GTX and GTS 250. The first (two different chips on the same PCB) would aim to produce a solution PhysX unique because the G92b is fully dedicated to this task. EVGA has designed the card on the PCB of GeForce GTX 295. 896MB of RAM is dedicated to GT200b while the 512MB would G92b, for a total of 1408 MB of GDDR3 on the card. One wonders what kind of memory bus will be used, since it is 448-bit on the GeForce GTX 275/295 and 256-bit on the GTS 250.

Ultimately, this graphics card could prove useful in some games operator strongly PhysX. The price asked by EVGA is therefore likely to be high compared to the overall performance obtained but will necessarily be lower than a GTX 295. It is likely that only fans of the brand and NVIDIA will be concerned by this unprecedented graphics card.

If you are interested and you're in the area, the launch will take place October 30 from 19 hours at NVIDIA headquarters in Santa Clara, California.