NVIDIA uses the GT200 GPU in all three of its high-end cards while the 295 is clocked slightly lower (most likely due to the cooling requirements two high-powered GPUs command) the second GPU more than makes up for it. As such, it’s worth briefly comparing the three cards, especially given that they share such similar architectures, GPU, etc. That means that the GTX 275 is now the second highest single GPU solution that NVIDIA offers. The GTX 275 is something of an odd duck, warring for consumer attention with NVIDIA’s two other high-end cards, the GTX 285 (with the 280 being set EOL) and the GTX 295, their dual-GPU solution. The cylindrical multi-blade fan on the right works admirably to keep the card cool without being too loud. The EVGA circuit board is black, with a large black fan assembly and heatsink cover sitting on top. Their version of the GTX 275 comes solidly built, though it weighs less than it looks. Due in no small part to their step-up policy, which allows a certain amount of leniency to users who buy a new video card only to cry as a new model comes out, they’ve also become known for class-leading lifetime warranties on certain products. The standard EVGA GTX 275 goes for $249.99, while the 1792MB version is being sold for $299.99.ĮVGA has become a darling of the graphics card world in recent years. The EVGA 896-P3-1171-AR Superclocked GTX 275 carries a suggested retail price of $269.99.
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