Remember the mysterious "new" dual-GPU from EVGA/Nvidia? It is here, and there are no surprises. It is a combination of GTX 275 as the "GPU" and a GTS 250 as the PhysX Processor, "PPU". 

EVGA have announced what looks like an exciting launch for a new dual-GPU Nvidia card. The launch date is set to 30th October, so that pretty much rules out a Fermi dual GPU board (barring true miracles). There's a riddle, which should hint what this "new" dual-GPU card is all about.


Bright Side of News have an interesting scoop on this launch - they claim the answer to that riddle is "It calculates how a bat flies too".

More details next page.

EVGA has gone official with its recent announcment that it will bring Nvidia Geforce GTX 285 for Mac Pros, which is a pleasant appeal to Mac Pro owners looking for maximum 3D graphics performance out of their systems.

We paid a visit to the EVGA hideout at Grand Hyatt Taipei and checked out some of the upcoming boards based on the Intel P55 chipset. Also, we spotted a single PCB GeForce GTX295 card with Hydro Cool water block.

This is a Run-Through of the EVGA X58 SLI Classified 760, focusing on Overclocking, Features, Daily usage, instead of clock to clock performance analysis. This version of the Classified does not come with Nvidia's NF200 chip and should be released around this time.