Galaxy Debuts its GeForce GTX 760 Mini
Galaxy has introduced a smaller version of the GTX 760, unsurprisingly called the GTX 760 Mini.
Just like Asus has done earlier, Galaxy is rolling out a GTX 760 Mini. The graphics card is based on the standard GTX 760, but it has a shorter design at just 19.3 cm in length.
The card is factory overclocked and features a standard clock speed of 1019 MHz, along with a GPU Boost frequency of 1084 MHz. Alongside this, the card features the standard 2 GB of GDDR5 memory, which runs over a 256-bit wide memory interface at the standard reference frequency of 6.0 GHz. The card is powered by two six-pin PCIe power connectors.
The cooler is fairly simple. It is an open-style, dual-fan cooler with three 8 mm thick heatpipes and a dense aluminum fin stack.
At the time of writing, there was no word yet on availability or pricing, though we should expect a small premium over reference GTX 760 cards.
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MANOFKRYPTONAK Looks good! But 2GB is too low, I mean the beta for BF4 is 3gb of VRAM!!!! I know it will be less the more it is optimized before release, but still..........Reply -
lp231 Won't fit into some itx cases like the LianLi or some will need its hdd cages removed.Reply
ITX is 6.7" x 6.7"
Asus GTX 670 mini is 6.75" (17cm) in length
EVGA GTX 650Ti @ 6"
This is 19.3cm (7.5in), still too long to be a mini -
tomfreak Sorry not exactly small enough to be call mini. they need to be shorter like the GTX670 PCB.Reply