Palit Announces an Overclocked GTX 760 JetStream Graphics Card

Palit has replenished its line of gaming graphics adapters with a new model, codenamed Palit GeForce GTX 760 JetStream. It is differentiated by an original design of the PCB, a highly-efficient JetStream cooling system, and a factory overclocking. Outstanding overclocking potential is secured by the implementation of high-quality components, such as DrMOS MOSFET transistors.

The new-comer employs PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface and is based on GK104 GPU (28 nm Kepler microarchitecture). The core consists of 1152 stream processors, 32 ROPs and 96 TMUs. It runs at an overclocked frequency of 1072 MHz, but on activating GPU Boost technology, this index rises to 1137 MHz high. Such showings exceed the reference parameters at about 10%.

To continue, this graphics card is equipped with 2 GB of GDDR5 memory type that runs also at heightened frequencies. Hence, the nominal clock frequency makes up 1550 MHz, while GPU Boost increases this index to 6200 MHz. Memory subsystem employs 256-bit interface and allows for the maximal bandwidth of 198.4 Gb/sec.

A set of external interfaces embraces four different video ports: HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-I, and DVI-D. The list of supported by Palit GeForce GTX 760 JetStream technologies does not limit itself by Nvidia’s elaborations only (3D Vision, GPU Boost, PhysX, PureVideo HD, SLI) and involves: DirectCompute 11, OpenCL 1.2, DirectX 11.1, OpenGL 4.2, as well as Shader Model 5.0.

Finally, the new card from Palit is furnished with an improved JetStream cooling system. It houses an aluminum heatsink, three 6 mm heatpipes, and a pair of 90 mm fans. According to Palit developers, the incorporated cooling system is 10% more efficient than the one employed by a reference model; besides, it’s 5 dB quieter that the etalon.