ZOTAC GeForce GTX 465 Review 94

ZOTAC GeForce GTX 465 Review

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Today NVIDIA launches their GeForce GTX 465 Series. Like all other GTX 400 cards so far, the GTX 465 is based on NVIDIA GF100 "Fermi" GPU. NVIDIA positions their latest child in the sub-$300 market with an MSRP of $279. ZOTAC has sent us their GeForce GTX 465 which is the same as any other GTX 465 reference design, with the only difference being the sticker on the cooler and the bundle.



In order to meet their price/performance target, NVIDIA has disabled large sections of the GF100 GPU. This approach also gives NVIDIA the opportunity to sell GPUs that didn't qualify to be used on higher-end cards like the GeForce GTX 470 or 480. On the picture above, I have marked disabled sections in red. Please note that the "location" of the red boxes can be changed by NVIDIA to optimize their GPU harvesting - it's the number of enabled units that matters for the product to be called GTX 465.

Radeon
HD 5830
GeForce
GTX 275
GeForce
GTX 465
GeForce
GTX 285
Radeon
HD 5850
GeForce
GTX 470
Radeon
HD 5870
GeForce
GTX 480
Shader units 112024035224014404481600480
ROPs1628323232403248
GPUCypressGT200GF100GT200CypressGF100CypressGF100
Transistors2154M1404M3200M1404M2154M3200M2154M3200M
Memory Size1024 MB 896 MB 1024 MB1024 MB 1024 MB1280 MB1024 MB1536 MB
Memory Bus Width 256 bit 448 bit 256 bit 512 bit 256 bit 320 bit 256 bit 384 bit
Core Clock800 MHz 602 MHz 607 MHz 648 MHz 725 MHz 607 MHz 850 MHz 700 MHz
Memory Clock1000 MHz 1107 MHz 802 MHz 1242 MHz 1000 MHz 837 MHz 1200 MHz 924 MHz
Price$230$230$279$350$310$349$400$499
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