Technical data / specifications
Asus provided the Matrix GTX 285 with an eight plus two phase power design which shows a positive effect regarding stability. Still the same is the memory interface: 512 bit wide with 1024 MByte GDDR3 memory, that is standard. Only the memory clockrates haven been increased a little to 1242 MHz. Looking at the GPU you'll also find slightly increased clock rates. The GPU now clocks with 662 MHz rather than the standard 648 MHz. Even the thermal design power is roughly at the same level as a reference card.
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ASUS EAH5870 |
ASUS Matrix GTX 285 |
Lightning GTX 275 |
Chip |
RV870 |
GT200b |
GT200b |
Process |
40 nm |
55 nm |
55 nm |
Transistors |
2.15 Mrd. |
1.4 Mrd. |
1.4 Mrd. |
GPU clock |
725 MHz |
662 MHz |
700 MHz |
Shader clock |
850 MHz |
1476 MHz |
1404 MHz |
Memory |
1024MB GDDR5 |
1024MB GDDR3 |
1792MB GDDR3 |
Memory clock |
2000 MHz |
1242 MHz |
1150 MHz |
Memory interface |
256 Bit |
512 Bit |
448 Bit |
Memory bandwidth |
128'000 MB/s |
159'000 MB/s |
128'800 MB/s |
ROPs |
32 ROP |
32 ROP |
28 ROP |
Shader model |
SM 5 |
SM 4 |
SM 4 |
Maximum board power |
188 Watt |
183 Watt |
186 Watt |
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