The innocent king GTX690 king is coming

At the NVIDIA game group Yinghui, held recently in Shanghai, China, NVIDIA President and CEO Huang Renxun personally released the GeForce GTX 690, a new generation of flagship graphics card, which will become the world's fastest consumer graphics card. Players from all over the country attended this event. NVIDIA CEO and co-founder Huang Renxun delivered a keynote speech at the meeting. This is the first time NVIDIA has launched a new product in China in recent years!

The design of the GTX690 is different from the previous NVDIA public version card. This style is not only beautiful but also durable. The frame is made of aluminum and is treated with trivalent chrome plating for high strength and durability.

The GTX690's heatsink housing is made of a magnesium alloy in a thixotropic process that provides excellent heat dissipation and vibration suppression. The heat sink shell has a small sunroof specially designed to maintain the air duct with a transparent polycarbonate material, which not only ensures the heat dissipation effect, but also makes the appearance beautiful.

The GTX690 not only has a sleek look, but its interior design is also extremely luxurious. The ten-phase heavy-duty power supply uses a ten-layer, two-ounce copper printed circuit board, which not only has high power supply efficiency, but also has the characteristics of low resistance, low power consumption and low heat generation. The two Kepler GPUs are connected via SLI bridge chips and are dual core internal SLI designs. The heat dissipation scheme adopts a double-uniform hot plate, a nickel-plated heat sink and a central axial-flow fan, and the blade pitch and the intake angle are optimized to effectively dissipate heat. The design of the low-profile components and the use of the floor channel of the pipe allow the airflow to be unobstructed, minimizing turbulence and improving noise levels.

The GTX690 contains a total of 3072 CUDA cores, which is equivalent to the specifications of two GTX680s. The difference is only a few tens of MHz lower. From the hardware specifications, it is equivalent to two GTX680 SLI systems, but due to the excellent design of the GTX690 in terms of heat dissipation, the noise of a GTX690 can be much lower than that of the two GTX680s.

In order to control power consumption and heat, the default frequency of the GTX690 is 915MHz, which is lower than the 1006MHz of the GTX680, failing to break the 1GHz mark. However, with GeForce Boost dynamic acceleration technology, the GTX690 can accelerate up to 1019MHz under non-full load conditions, only 40MHz lower than the GTX680 1058MHz frequency. And the dynamic acceleration frequency of more than 1GHz is not the limit of GTX690. The excellent power supply and heat dissipation design make the GTX690 have a lot of overclocking space. If you don't care about the noise, the GTX690 can be overclocked to 1.2GHz under the original heat dissipation conditions, and it will not lose to GTX680.

The GTX690 is designed for enthusiasts, ultra-high resolution and multi-monitor surround configurations.

The GTX680 single card supports four-screen output for the first time. The GTX690 also supports four screens. It provides three Dual-Link DVI interfaces and one DP interface. Its powerful 3D performance is a bit wasteful if you don't set up multiple screens. And in order to play in the less demanding games, NVIDIA has developed a new TXAA anti-aliasing technology that can make the game's picture quality more delicate. The adaptive frame number synchronization technology can lock the FPS to a specified value of 60 Hz. The GTX690 can operate at low frequency and low speed while keeping the game running smoothly, thus achieving low power consumption and noise.

The strongest gaming computer was born! Two GTX690s set up the Quad SLI system, killing all PC games, and three-screen 3D is no longer a dream. By specification, the GTX690 has no change in memory frequency and capacity compared to the GTX680, except that the default core frequency is 80MHz lower and the dynamic acceleration frequency is 40MHz lower. The 300W design power consumption is not terrible, and its two 8Pin power supply interfaces are designed to take care of the needs of overclockers.

Brian Kelleher, senior vice president of GPU Engineering at NVIDIA, said: The GTX690 is a true piece of art, not only in its gorgeous appearance, but also in its intrinsic performance. With ultra-high resolution and full effects, gamers will love the great experience of playing games on multiple screens. In addition, the graphics card installed in the chassis will become the capital that players and friends show off.