Asus unveils GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II OC Graphics Cards

Based on the latest 28nm NVIDIA GPU technology Asus has launched GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II OC graphics cards that uses 1152 CUDA cores and has 2GB GDDR5 on a 256-bit memory interface. The card features exclusive Super Alloy Power components to enhance high load endurance and extend graphics card lifespan. It also uses Direct Power architecture to increase stability, lower impedance and power delivery latency, and reduce PCB heat levels. For user-friendly overclocking, the GPU Tweak utility enables intuitive adjustment of graphics card settings.

Powering the latest DirectX 11 PC gaming, the GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II OC offers customers excellent value. It runs 1072MHz maximum boost on the core and uses 2GB of 6008MHz GDDR5 for video memory. The exclusive DirectCU II cooler has direct GPU-contact copper heat pipes to speed up heat removal and maintains up to 20% cooler performance than reference.

Its dual 80mm fans have been carefully tested to ensure minimized noise, running up to twice quieter than reference requirements. The fans are also dust-proof to reduce debris accumulation. They retain peak performance over a longer lifespan than generic fans. The card employs exclusive Direct Power architecture, which widens power delivery to offer greater graphics card stability and improved performance with diminished power latency and impedance. The PCB also operates at lower temperatures thanks to better heat spreading, with power routed through more channels than on traditional graphics card designs.

To withstand high temperatures and heavy compute loads Super Alloy Power components include solid state capacitors, concrete-core chokes, and MOSFETs that use durable materials. They extend average graphics card longevity by 2.5 times compared to reference. The ASUS-exclusive GPU Tweak utility brings customers a unified and intuitive control center for overclocking and other tuning needs. Users can set up performance profiles for favorite games, change GPU and memory speeds, regulate fan operation, and define power consumption and heat thresholds.