GeForce GTX 690

Explore GeForce GTX 690 GPUs

The GeForce GTX 690 is still a powerful high-end card that can offer absolute gaming suitability thanks to two GPUs. The two GK104 chips on the GTX 690's PCB have 3,072 shader processors, 256 texture (TMUs) and 64 raster units (ROPs) in order to display modern game titles in full glory and smoothly even in high resolutions.

With the GeForce GTX 690, each GPU works with approx. 915 MHz in the basic level and can additionally accelerate it by up to 50 MHz via GPU Boost. The graphics memory is normally 4,096 MB (4 GB). With such an amount of VRAM, the user is on the safe side even with high screen resolutions and graphics demanding games.

NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 690 GRAPHICS CARDS - AS BEFORE HIGH-END THANKS TO DUAL GPU

Although the GK104 chip is one of the older irons in GPU history, in a double pack it sometimes even provides more performance than current NVIDIA chips. In addition to excellent gaming performance, NVIDIA also impresses with the GeForce GTX 690 with further measures that were presented exclusively with Kepler:

• Adaptive Vertical Sync automatically switches off vertical synchronization in complex scenes in which the performance of the graphics card is briefly insufficient to serve the monitor's refresh rate.
• With FXAA and TXAA, NVIDIA also treats the GeForce GTX 690 to two image enhancement modes. In addition, NVENC is a dedicated video engine for fast and economical H.264 transcoding.
• Of course, the GTX 690 does not lack old acquaintances such as the possibility of GPU-PhysX, SLI, 3D Vision, Surround as well as the support of DirectX 11 and PCI-Express 3.0.