896MB ASUS GTX 275 55nm, 2322MHz GDDR3, GPU 633 MHz, Shader 1404 MHz, 240 Cores
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896MB ASUS GTX 275 55nm, 2322MHz GDDR3, GPU 633 MHz, Shader 1404 MHz, 240 Cores
Scan code: LN26897 Manufacturer code: ENGTX275/HTDI/896MD3
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896MB ASUS GTX 275 55nm, 2322MHz GDDR3, GPU 633 MHz, Shader 1404 MHz, 240 Cores

Scan code: LN26897 Manufacturer code: ENGTX275/HTDI/896MD3
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Product Overview Experience Superlative Gaming Performance with ASUS ENGTX275

• New Generation 55nm GPU solution

• Gigantic 896MB memory on board

• HDMI output support

• ASUS Splendid: Watching movies on PC is as good as on Top-of-the-line consumer television

• ASUS Gamer OSD: Real-time overclocking, benchmarking and video capturing in any PC game!

• ASUS Smart Doctor: Your intelligent hardware protection and overclocking tool.


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Features • NVIDIA® GeForce GTX275

• PCI Express & PCI Express 2.0 support

• Microsoft DirectX 10 and Shader Model 4.0 support

• OpenGL®3.0 support

• HDCP compliant

• NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology - Essential for the Ultimate HD Movie Experience on a PC

• NVIDIA Quantum Technology - Advanced Shader Processors architected for physics computation
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
36 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
ASUS
Telephone:
01442 265548

Additional Notes:
3 years warranty back to Scan, subject to manufacturer's warranty.

Note: Warranty void for user removing serial number sticker on the board.

Buying Guide
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