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    NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 in Tri-SLI Tested Review

    Posted on Tuesday, January 27 2009 @ 12:56:40 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Unlike the GTX 295, we can install three of the GTX 285 cards into a compatible system and what you essentially end up with is three cores. And while this is less cores than a Quad-SLI GTX 295 setup which only offers two cards but a grand total of four GPUs, the performance on a GTX 285 is superior to a single core on the GTX 295.

    Today we'll simply be looking at the performance of adding the extra cards across our Vista benchmarks. With everything said and done, let's get stuck into the benchmarks and see if Tri-SLI is working a bit better than how it's been in the past.


    Link: TweakTown

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