EVGA GTX 470, GTX 460 FTW, GTX 480 SuperClocked, GTX 285 Nvidia Control Panel Features, Single Mode

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NVIDIA Control Panel™ Features:

The NVIDIA Control Panel allows you to configure a multi-display environment, whether it is through multiple computer monitors (either digital or analog) or by using a monitor in conjunction with a television set. The ability to use multiple displays within Windows can simplify many everyday tasks by spreading out the Windows Desktop area or by allowing you to watch a movie on your television. Multiple display configuration can be made in the “Set up multiple displays” subsection located in the Display section of the NVIDIA Control Panel.

Single Mode

Select just one checkbox for the monitor you wish to use as your single display. This will disable the secondary output and is the default setting if you only have one monitor connected to the graphics card.

Extended Desktop

Select two or more checkboxes to enable more than one monitor. Once checked, right click one of the monitors in the section below to select the desired mode . Extended desktop mode can independently control resolution, color depth, and refresh rate settings for each display. You may use up to two monitor outputs per compatible graphics card.

Duplicate Displays

Select two or more checkboxes to enable more than one monitor. You can now right click on the monitors in the section below to set them to duplicate display mode and select the primary monitor between them. A presenter may use the smaller monitor on the podium, while a projector monitor reflects the presentation to the audience.

Duplicate displays requires identical resolutions between both displays.

SLI/PhysX Configuration

The NVIDIA Control Panel also provides configuration options for SLI (multiple display adapters) in the form of

2-way SLI, 3-way SLI, and Quad SLI. These options will be located under the 3D Settings section when two or three (requires compatible 3way SLI graphics card) matching Graphics Cards are installed. You may also enable PhysX for supporting games and designate which graphics card will handle PhysX processing. See example below.

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GTX 480 SuperClocked, GTS 450 FPB, GTS 450 FTW, GTX 285, GTS 450 Superclocked specifications

The EVGA 50082-1 GTX 460 is a powerful graphics card that leverages the NVIDIA Fermi architecture, designed to deliver exceptional gaming performance and an impressive range of features. This card is equipped with 768MB or 1GB of GDDR5 memory, offering high bandwidth and efficient data processing capabilities. It comes with 336 CUDA cores, allowing for parallel processing to enhance rendering speeds and overall performance in graphically intensive applications.

One of the standout technologies in the GTX 460 is its support for DirectX 11, enabling realistic graphics and advanced effects in the latest games. The EVGA GTX 460 also supports NVIDIA's PhysX technology, providing a more immersive experience by adding true-to-life effects and interactions in games. Furthermore, with NVIDIA 3D Vision support, this card enables users to experience stereoscopic 3D gaming, taking visual immersion to a new level.

On the other hand, the EVGA 50081-14 GTX 275 is a slightly older yet still robust option for enthusiasts looking for performance without breaking the bank. Utilizing the same Fermi architecture, the GTX 275 features 896MB of GDDR3 memory and 240 CUDA cores. Although it lacks the newer technologies of the GTX 460, it still provides solid performance for a variety of games and applications. The GTX 275 thrives in DirectX 10 gaming environments, and while it doesn't support DirectX 11, it still delivers impressive frame rates in many popular titles of its time.

For users seeking an even more powerful solution, the EVGA GTX 460 FTW (For The Win) edition offers factory overclocked performance. This enhanced version boasts an aggressive cooling solution that improves heat dissipation and provides better stability during intense gaming sessions. The GTX 460 FTW features increased clock speeds and memory bandwidth, making it an excellent choice for gamers looking to maximize their performance without the hassle of manual overclocking.

Overall, these EVGA graphics cards showcase a commitment to performance and innovative gaming technologies, appealing to a wide range of users from budget-conscious gamers to hardcore enthusiasts seeking high-performance graphics solutions. Each card comes with various features tailored to deliver an optimal gaming experience while maintaining reliability and efficiency.
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