NVIDIA GTX 275 896MB - 14 YEARS LATER

Hey there, gaming enthusiasts! About a year later, NVIDIA, still confused with its own launches, launched the GTX 275 onto the market, with a lithography reduction from 65nm to 55nm and named it the GT200-400-B3 GPU. This allowed lower temperatures combined with relatively lower consumption, however we achieved a real leap in performance across the entire 200 generation. The GTX 275 was there like the unloved child, as it marked a not so big leap, as it was in the middle of the Tesla line&progress. Even so, all these years, and with only the stock cooler broken, and hence the Artic cooler being present in this video, the card never ceases to surprise. Once again, we will not include titles from 2023 here, as we all know you will not be able to play them, but as we have done with previous videos, games 5 years before their release, up to 5 years after their release, which This marks a comprehensive window into what the GTX 275 has been capable of in the past. I can&miss this GREAT detail, the card was launched at an insane 249 Dollars. Hahaha, good times. Link to this GPU on Techpowerup: Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:15 - Msi Afterburner, GPUz and Techpowerup website 00:30 - System Specs 00:35 - Return to the Castle Wolfenstein 01:20 - Max Payne 2 - The Fall of Max Payne 02:05 - XIII 02:50 - Colin McRae Rally 2005 03:35 - Half-Life 2 04:20 - Call of Duty 2 05:05 - Half-Life 2 Episode One 05:50 - Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare (2007) 06:35 - Crysis 07:20 - Race Driver...