NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Official Specifications Confirmed

The final specifications for NVIDIA’s upcoming GeForce GTX 760 graphics card have been confirmed by Videocardz. The GeForce GTX 760 would be NVIDIA’s next in line of GeForce 700 series offering an upgrade pah to users with older generation graphic cards at an affordable price range.

The GeForce GTX 760 graphics card would feature a GK104-225-A2 Kepler core architecture that would boast 1152 cores, 96 TMUs, 32 ROPs along with a 2 GB GDDR5 memory interface running along a 256-bit wide memory interface. Manufacturer’s are free to release 4 GB models as they wish at an extra price. The GPU runs at a base clock of 980 MHz while boosts upto 1033 MHz which are faster speeds than as seen on the GeForce GTX 670. The memory on some of the overclocked variants is clocked at 7 GHz while reference still operate at the reference 6 GHz effective clock speeds, the GPU pumps out a bandwidth of 192 GB/s at 6 GHz and overclocked models at 224.4 GB/s at 7 GHz effective clock speeds.

The stock cooling solution used on the card is of the same iteration that is seen on GeForce GTX 670/660 Ti/ 660 reference models. It makes use of a large aluminum fin heatsink array sitting on top the GPU block that is cooled off by a blower type fan. Display outputs include Dual-DVI, HDMI and a display port.The card is expected to hit retail in about a week or so for a price range of $249-$299 although the official MSRP remains unconfirmed.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Specs:

Model	GeForce GTX Titan	GeForce GTX 780	GeForce GTX 770	GeForce GTX 760
Core	GK110-400	GK110-300	GK104-425	GK104-225
Transistors	7.1 B	7.1 B	3.5 B	3.5 B
Die Size	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm
Stream Processors	2668	2304	1536	1152
Core Clock	837 MHz	863 MHz	1146 MHz	980 MHz
Boost Clock	876 MHz	902 MHz	1085 MHz	1033 MHz
Memory Clock	1502 MHz	1502 MHz	1753 MHz	1502 MHz
Memory Size	6 GB	3 GB	2 GB/4GB	2 GB
Memory Interface	384-bit GDDR5	384-bit GDDR5	256-bit GDDR5	256-bit GDDR5
MAX TDP	250W	250W	230W	170W
ROPs	48	48	32	32
TMUs	224	192	128	96
Bandwidth	288.4	288.4	224.4	192.4
Price	$1000	$649	$399	$249-$299

Performance wise, the card would be faster than the reference Radeon HD 7950 at a similar cost range but the real challenge would between overclocked models since they are priced along a similar path as the overclocked Radeon graphic cards. Also to note is that this would be the last GeForce 700 series card we would see in some time since the low end GTX 750 Ti/ GTX 750 etc would launch much later around the end of Q3 2013 or Q4 2013.