NVIDIA · 2009
NVIDIA GeForce GTX295 Single PCB
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX295 Single PCB is a dual-GPU graphics card released in 2009, based on the Tesla architecture with two GT200 chips on a single printed circuit board.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX295 Single PCB is a high-end graphics card from 2009, featuring two GT200 GPUs on a single board, replacing earlier dual-PCB designs. It uses the 55 nm process and Tesla architecture, with 480 shading units per GPU (960 total). The card operates at a base clock of 576 MHz and is equipped with 1.792 GB of GDDR3 memory across an 896-bit bus, delivering a memory bandwidth of 223.8 GB/s. It has a TDP of 289 W and connects via PCIe 2.0 x16. It supports DirectX 10.0 and OpenGL 3.3, but lacks Vulkan support. The card was designed for enthusiasts and used with compatible motherboards and power supplies.
Specifications
| Architecture unverified | Tesla |
|---|---|
| GPU chip unverified | GT200 |
| Process node unverified | 55 nm |
| Shading units unverified | 480 |
| Base clock unverified | 576 MHz |
| Memory size unverified | 1.792 GB |
| Memory type unverified | GDDR3 |
| Memory bus unverified | 896 bit |
| Memory bandwidth unverified | 223.8 GB/s |
| Board power (TDP) unverified | 289 W |
| Bus interface unverified | PCIe 2.0 x16 |
| DirectX support unverified | 10.0 |
| Vulkan support unverified | N/a |
| OpenGL support unverified | 3.3 |
| Release date unverified | 2009-01-08 |
| Release year unverified | 2009 |
| Notes unverified | Dual PCB models were phased out in favor of a single PCB model with 2 GPUs |