ASUS ENGTX580

Published by Marc Voser on 16.12.10
Page:
« 1 (2) 3 4 5 ... 10 »

Technical data / specifications[Fiche Technique / Spécifications[/fr]

The ASUS ENGTX580 has been built according to NVIDIAs reference design which features the new Vapoer Chamber Cooler which keeps card significantly cooler than its predecessor. Althoug they claim that the power consumption has been lowered the card can still consume up to 244 Watt of power. Compared to the GF100 the GF110 core is a is more of an evolution than a revolution. Now all the 512 CUDA-cores are activated, there are 64 texture units as well as 16 polymorph engines. All these features together provide more computing power to the card. Furthermore NVIDIA also made changes on the FP16 filtering, the Z-buffering and also the 64 KB-L1-Cache has been optimized in order to enhance shader performance. What is also new is an internal load monitoring which can will cut the performance in half as soon as a certain threshold is being reached. When we were overclocking the card as high as possible we noticed this kind of hardware thermal throttling during the execution of 3DMark 11.

  GTX 580 GTX 480 ASUS EAH6850 ASUS EAH5870
Chip GF110 GF100 RV940 RV870
Process 40 nm 40 nm 40 nm 40 nm
Transistors 3.0billion 3.2 billion 1.7 billion 2.15 billion
GPU clock 772 MHz 700 MHz 790 MHz 850 MHz
Shader clock 1'544 MHz 1'401 MHz 790 MHz 850 MHz
Memory 1'536 MB GDDR5 1'536 MB GDDR5 1'024 MB GDDR5 1'024 MB GDDR5
Memory clock 1'002 MHz 924 MHz 1'000 MHz 1'200 MHz
Memory interface 384 Bit 384 Bit 256 Bit 256 Bit
Memory bandwidth 192'400 MB/s 177'408 MB/s 128'000 MB/s 153'600 MB/s
TMUs 64  60 48 80
TAUs 64  60 48 80
Shader Cores 512 (1D) 480 (1D) 192 (5D) 320 (5D)
ROPs 48 ROP 48 ROP 32 ROP 32 ROP
Shader model SM 5 SM 5 SM 5 SM 5
Maximum board power 244 Watt 250 Watt 127 Watt 188 Watt



Page 1 - Introduction Page 6 - Futuremark
Page 2 - Specifications Page 7 - Furmark
Page 3 -Preview Page 8 - World in Conflict / Resident Evil 5
Page 4 - Overclocking Page 9 - Call of Juarez / Far Cry 2
Page 5 - Testing conditions Page 10 - Conclusion



To the comments





Navigate through the articles
Previous article ASUS ENGTX470 ASUS GTX580 DirectCU II Next article
comments powered by Disqus

ASUS ENGTX580 - Graphics cards > Reviews > NVIDIA - Reviews - ocaholic