Xenon JetStream GeForce GTX 760 Card Pictured And Tested

I’m sure you probably haven’t heard of the brand Xenon, up until now we haven’t either. Apparently Xenon is a Palit sub-brand for the Korean market. It looks like someone from the Chiphell Forums got their hands on a Xenon JetStream GeForce GTX 760 and has posted photos as well as ran a few tests on the card. Of course if you didn’t know the GeForce GTX 760 has not been announced by NVIDIA yet!

Xenon GeForce GTX 760

The new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 graphics card will include GK104-225-A2 Kepler core architecture that would actually feature 1152 cores, 96TMUs, and 32ROPs along with a 2GB GDDR5 memory interface moving along a 256-bit wide memory interface. For this reason, manufacturers have the freedom to release 4GB models at an extra price if they wish. The GPU runs at a clock speed of 980 MHz that boosts up to 1033 MHz which is certainly a faster speed than the previous GeForce GTX 670. On some of the variants the memory is clocked at 7GHz while reference Radeon still operates at 6GHz. The GPU pushes out a bandwidth of 192GB/sec at 6GHz and the over-clocked models of 224.4GB/s at 7GHz clock speed.

Xenon GeForce GTX 760

As you can see from the above screenshot this is an overclocked model with a GPU clock of 1072 MHz and boost of 1137 MHz, although the memory is clocked at 6 GHz (effective). The user testing the card against a GeForce GTX 670 in 3DMark 11’s Extreme benchmark.

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As you can see the card only did slightly better.

Source: Chiphell Forums | News Archive

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