ZOTAC GeForce GTX 285 1GB AMP Review

In the midst of all the rebranding and fine-tuning, NVIDIA managed to make again, the most powerful single-GPU video card. Well, they also made the most powerful dual-GPU video card but that’s not what I’m reviewing, is it.

I’m reviewing the GTX 285, the die-shrunk, power-boosted bastard of the GTX 280. It’s really, really powerful. There has to be some kind of flaw, right? In some ways, it’s overpriced, but is that even fair? It’s maybe a bit expensive, but only compared to other video cards–for less than $400, I’m sure everyone at NVIDIA thinks they’re just giving these away.

Which is sad for them, great for everyone else. This is an exemplary performer on its own, and costs $200 less than the GTX 280 back when it came out. Did I mention how frustratingly powerful it is?

• Introduction, The Card & Bundle
• Specifications and Setup
• DirectX 10 Titles
• DX9, OpenGL, and Synthetics
• Video, Power, and Overclocking
• Conclusion

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GeForce GTX 285 Graphics Card Round-up – HotHardware