MSI GTX 760 Gaming MINI-ITX Review

Published by Hiwa Pouri on 31.01.14
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The card

There are not much surprises here as with the GTX 760 MINI-ITX, MSI decided to use the new mini cooler, which is almost identical to the cooler ASUS is using on their mini GTX 760. Cooling performance of this particular model is rather good, but can't be compared with coolers on oversized graphics cards, like for instance the massive Twin Frozr IV Advanced. Still the results achieved are remarkable and especially if you consider the high typical boost clock, you realize that it definitely not a bad cooler.

 


The custom PCB behind the new mini cooler packs 4+1-phase design with four phases for the GPU and SFC and single phase for for the memory, R47. It has an analogue power design with NCP5392P voltage regulation chip for the GPU, APL1117 PLL voltage regulator chip, 25X20 memory voltage regulator chip and Power MOSFET that are speccd for 30V and 78A.

 


As noted earlier, the memory chips used are made by Elpida and carry the model number W2032BBBG-60-F. They are specified to run at 1'502 MHz (6'008 MHz effective).



Page 1 - Presentation / Specifications
Page 2 - The card
Page 3 - Photo Gallery / Delivery
Page 4 - In-Game Performance
Page 5 - Temperatures / Noise levels
Page 6 - Performance/Price & Performance/Watt
Page 7 - Conclusion




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