Review Asus ENGTX 275 by DetikInet

Asus ENGTX 275 is one of the graphics using the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) 200 GT is not the GTX 275. Asus membandrol price is higher if dibandingakan with other brands that use the GPU a similar, but with various features that accompany this product pantaskah the gamer?

Expensive price, performance?

Not without reason Asus determine their price graphics card a bit more expensive of the range graphics card similar, they try to make a quality product with above average products. Really so?

To prove it detikINET try a little play with the Asus ENGTX 275. From the body that are implied bongsor a graphics card that sangar. The use of PCB and the black fan leads with similar color display graphics card make this more 'sinister'.

Graphics card is our 'punishment' with the system based on Intel Core i7. Clearly seen that this graphics card enough to run all-out game, even in full HD resolution though, as another graphics card with a similar GPU. However, a series of tests done, that this product is performing slightly above the other brands.

Bongsor fan that is located on the back of the graphics card this seems sufficient to dispel the heat caused by the GPU. Moreover, users will benefit with the distinctive sound of the fan heningnya it.

Bonus

Indeed, the performance and the sales package offered by Asus can be said a little better than other brands, but whether the price is reasonable?

This is of course back to the user whether the advantages are quite reasonable with the amount of money that must be redeemed.

As consideration, the large number of differences obtained during the benchmark will not feel too when users are playing game indeed.

In the sales package, Asus provides a bonus game Warfighter Ghost Recon Andvance, S-Video cable, HDMI and DVI Dongle. CD and some other supporting applications.

For users who want to have it, must be willing fish in the pocket a little more. The membandrol ASUS graphics card in this price range with USD 305, the price that can be said is quite expensive for a graphics card based GTX 275.


Excess
+ Performance above average
Bundling + full
+ Hening Voters

Disadvantages
- Mahal
- Somewhat hot

Benchmark Results

3D Mark Vantage: P11144

FarCry2, Ultra detail, 1920 X 1080
Average Framerate: 59.61
Max. Framerate: 87.24
Min. Framerate: 47.53

Street Fighter IV, High detail, 1920 X 1080
Score: 16244
Average: 183.00FPS

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