Point of View 3GB GeForce GTX 590 Ultra Charged NVIDIA Graphics Card
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Point of View 3GB GeForce GTX 590 Ultra Charged NVIDIA Graphics Card
Scan code: LN38838 Manufacturer code: TGT-590-B1-UC
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Point of View 3GB GeForce GTX 590 Ultra Charged NVIDIA Graphics Card

3GB Point of View GTX 590 Ultra Charged, 40nm, 3710MHz GDDR5, GPU 670MHz, Shader 1382MHz, 1024 Cores
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Scan code: LN38838 Manufacturer code: TGT-590-B1-UC
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Product Overview The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 is the most powerful DirectX 11 graphics card ever built. With a sleek exterior that houses dual 512-core GTX 500 GPUs and a custom vapor chamber cooler, the GeForce GTX 590 delivers high-end performance with quiet operation. Features • The Fermi Architecture
• Built for DirectX11 Tessellation
• PhysX
• NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround
• Realtime Raytracing
• New Render Output Units with Improved Antialiasing
• New Cache Architecture
• Third Generation Streaming Multiprocessor
• Parallel Tessellation Engines
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Duration:
36 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
36 months
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