Sparkle has unveiled its latest Caliber graphics card
The Calibra X260 rests on GTX 260.
The graphics card, called the Caliber X260, comes in two packages: the HM-labeled version comes with a DVI-HDMI converter, which is not the case with the simple X260. Nevertheless, the latest Caliber eerily it resembles a recently introduced Sparkle video card, but the all-black exterior still gives the X260 a unique look that can be operated in three modes using tuning software called SPA Tune.
In standard mode, the Caliber X260 works with NVIDIA-recommended clock signals (576/1242/1998 MHz), but when you select the energy-saving profile (Green), these values drop drastically (400/800/600 MHz), and the third option is for overdrive, since after selecting Overclocking, the clock speed of the GPU changes to 648 and that of the 216 stream processor to 1404 MHz, but the memory speed does not change.
