GeForce GTX 280







GPU Engine Specs:
>> Processor Cores = 240
>> Graphics Clock (MHz) = 602 MHz
>> Processor Clock (MHz) = 1296 MHz
>> Texture Fill Rate (billion/sec)= 48.2

Display Support:
>> Maximum Digital Resolution = 2560 X 1600
>> Maximum VGA Resolution = 2048 X 1536
>> Standard Display Connectors = 2 dual-link DVI and 1 analog HDTV-out
>> Multi Monitor (# of displays) = 2

Thermal and Power Specs:
>>> Maximum GPU Temperature = 105C
>>> Maximum Graphics Card Power = 236W
>>> Minimum System Power Requirement = 550W
>>> Supplementary Power Connectors = One 8-pin + one 6-pin

3D Graphics
· 2nd generation unified architecture
· Up to 240 processor cores1
· Next generation geometry shading and stream out performance
· Next generation dual issue
· Next generation HW scheduler
· NVIDIA GigaThread™ technology with increased number of threads
· 2x registers
>>> Full support for Microsoft DirectX 10.0 Shader Model 4.0 and OpenGL 2.1 APIs

Video
· PureVideo HD® Technology2
· Dedicated on-chip video processor
· High-definition H.264, VC-1, MPEG2, and WMV9 decode acceleration
· Blu-ray dual-stream hardware acceleration (supporting HD picture-in-picture playback)
· HDCP capable up to 2560×1600 resolution3
· Advanced spatial-temporal de-interlacing
· Noise Reduction
· Edge Enhancement
· Bad Edit Correction
· Inverse telecine (2:2 and 3:2 pull-down correction)
· High-quality scaling
· Video color correction
· Microsoft Video Mixing Renderer (VMR) support
· Dynamic Contrast and Tone Enhancements

Process Technology
· 1.4 billion transistors in 65nm process technology


Another "monster" machine from Nvidia....

Try posting some benchmarks and frame rate scores
or maybe a comparison with other GPU

performance increase is most noticeable in higher resolution. As you could see some even climb from a unplayable 2fps to an incredible 57fps. That's a god damn 2500% +++ increment.
Man I just love to see the benchies on the tri-SLI configuration. It would be awesome.

for a try-sli configuration
You really need a extreme good power house (PSU) to support it
Hmm say like roughly 500watt? Imagine 24/7
lolz eh electrical bill is going to sky-rocketed

500W is not enough for a tri-SLI configuration. You need more than that.

Hmm yes I've checked.
You'll need at least a thousand watt (true power) to power up tri-sli of gtx 280