Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition

Nvidia 400 Series

GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition

The GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition is clocked at 700 MHz.

It has an SPU performance of 672.

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Core Speed	700 MHz	Transistor Size	40nm
Architecture	Fermi GF100-375-A3	Texture Mapping Units	60
SLI/Crossfire Support	yes	Texture Rate	42 GTexel/s
Integrated	no	Render Output Units	48
Release Date	01 Apr 2010	Pixel Rate	33.6 GPixel/s
Required Power	250W	DirectX	11
Memory	1536MB	Shader Model	5.0
Memory Speed	924MHz	Open GL Version	4.1
Memory Bus	384 Bit	Max Resolution	2560x1600
Memory Type	GDDR5	HDMI Connections	1
SPUs	480	DVI Connections	2
SPU Performance	672	VGA Connections	0

GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition compatibility review

Overall, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition has very good performance. The levels of performance that can be reached with this graphics card are in fact far and beyond the acceptable ranges when running the latest applications and games. This graphics card is now over 10 years old, which means it is extremely out of date and is based on very aged technologies. The driver support for the Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition is now fairly poor, so don't count on any new game optimizations. You may also encounter more and more graphical oddities as newer games are released.

With an effective SPU count of 672, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 Point of View Edition processes shading and special graphical effects with no trouble at all. The GPU is extremely power-hungry at 250 Watts, however.

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