Thursday, March 3rd 2011
Sparkle Readies Single-Slot GeForce GTX 570 Graphics Card
Sparkle computer's CeBIT bit booth featured an eye-catching new graphics card, the Sparkle One GTX 570. This is the first air-cooled single-slot GeForce GTX 570 series graphics card. While it is thin, the card is extremely long. We estimate around 13-inches long, if not more. Sparkle seems to be making use of the extra length to squeeze in as much metal (heatsink) as possible. A fan pushes air backwards. The card features clock speeds of 752/1504/4000 MHz (core/shader/memory).
Like every other GTX 570, it's based on the 40 nm GF110 GPU with 480 CUDA cores enabled, and 1280 MB of GDDR5 memory across a 320-bit wide memory interface. Display outputs include one each of DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort. Sparkle expects the card to be released by next month.
Source:
ComputerBase.de
Like every other GTX 570, it's based on the 40 nm GF110 GPU with 480 CUDA cores enabled, and 1280 MB of GDDR5 memory across a 320-bit wide memory interface. Display outputs include one each of DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort. Sparkle expects the card to be released by next month.
34 Comments on Sparkle Readies Single-Slot GeForce GTX 570 Graphics Card
just had to.. sorry :P
also I think for whatever reason it gives the impression that it is longer than it really is, I could be mistaken but it seems like GTX480/580 length... perhaps 5970 at most.
I'm just wondering why they didn't put 2 (or more) fans on this card. 2+ slower fans would both help drop temps and lower noise compared to one fan which can be loud at full load, compared to dual-slot solutions.