Aside from the custom monstrosity from ASUS, NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 295 remains the single-fastest graphics card available, and with the dual-GPU product now sporting a single-PCB design, manufacturers are lining up with all sorts of derivatives.
We've already seen a pair of self-contained water-cooled options from BFG this week, but if you prefer to dabble only with air, here's a useful-looking duo from EVGA.
First up is the GeForce GTX 295 CO-OP Superclocked, a single-PCB GeForce GTX 295 with clock speeds cranked up a notch. The card ships with its GPUs at 602MHz (up from 576MHz), 480 shaders clocked at 1,296MHz (up from 1,242MHz) and 1,792MB of GDDR3 memory operating at 2,052MHz (up from 1,998MHz).
If the Superclocked doesn't do it for you, then there's the GeForce GTX 295 CO-OP FTW, a card that cranks it up another notch, or two. This one provides out-the-box GPU, shader and memory frequencies of 684MHz, 1,476MHz and 2,160MHz, respectively.
Expect both cards to show up at retail in the near future, with EVGA listing a U.S. MSRP of $519.99 for the Superclocked edition and $559.99 for the quicker FTW alternative. Not bad looking cards, but we're starting to wonder if GPU manufacturers will ever tire of branding their products with cringe-worthy terms such as "For The Win!".
