Today we will review graphic card from Galaxy. This is our 2nd review using Galaxy graphic card. Galaxy card carries everything you want for a card that has been out for a while, look at the cooler and an pre-overclock graphic card that is going to give us a bump in performance and the card is Galaxy GTX 260+ Overclocked. Let's take a look at this graphic card specification.

Specification

Like the other GTX 260+ graphic card we have seen recently, this graphic card use 55nm core. This make temperature and power usage more lower than 65nm core. But in the end, it ultimately helps us achieve higher clock speeds when we overclock it, which in turn gives us more speed.

This galaxy card is pre-overclocked. Take a look at the gpu clock, it's increase from the stock 576MHz to 625MHz and the memory clock increase from 1998MHz DDR to 2100MHz DDR and the shader clock bumped from 1242MHz to 1350MHz. This looks like good for us who want have overclock vga for daily use. Before we see the performance of this card, let's take a look more closer at this card.

The Card

When we look at the box, at the top corner right there is an information that the card is overclocked. Moving down, we will find some information on the GPU and below that some information on Xtreme Tuner, which is Galaxy's overclocking software. At the bottom, we can see the series of this graphic card in this case the GTX 260+ which carries with it the important 216 stream processors. To the right we have some logos which make mention of PhysX, 3D Vision, SLI and more. For addtional component we have an S-Video cable, S/PDIF loop back cable to get sound through the HDMI port, two dual molex to 6-pin PCI-E connectors, DVI-to-VGA adapter, DVI-to-HDMI adapter and an S-Video to Component adapter.