Wet GTX 285 from the EVGA workshop

The fastest single-core graphics card has been fooled by EVGA with water cooling.

With the arrival of the HydroCopper version, EVGA is now on offer five kinds GeForce GTX 285 graphics controller included. The reference card, built according to NVIDIA regulations, was followed by the so-called Superclocked, SSC and For The Win versions, and then the liquid-cooled HydroCopper arrived. The wet GTX 285 received the same clock speeds as the For The Win version: the 55-nanometer GPU splits at 720 MHz, the shaders at 1620, and 1GB of GDDR3 memory at 2772 MHz.

The recommended retail price for the EVGA GeForce GTX 285 HydroCopper is currently unknown, but it is sure to be more expensive than the FTW version, which costs $ 449,99.