Graphic cards

GeForce GTX 285

About NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 is graphic card manufactured by NVIDIA and launched in Q2 2009 . It's using PCIe 2.0 x16 bus type. It has core clock of 648 MHz and 1024 MB (1GB) of memory . It supports DirectX 10 and OpenGL 3.3 . This graphic card is used in Desktop devices and can consume up to 204 watts of power .

Component specifications

Desktop
Used in

NVIDIA
Factory

PCIe 2.0 x16
Motherboard Bus

Q2 2009
Launched

2048 MB
Memory

648 MHz
Core Clock

DirectX 10
DirectX

OpenGL 3.3
OpenGL

204 W
Thermal Design Power (TDP)

1
Cooling Fans

2
Case Slots

3-way
SLI

Overall Score 19783

Benchmark Score 3914

2D Benchmark Score 76.3

Future Proof 0%

Component performance

9.8 FPS
Average DirectX performance

30.2 FPS
DirectX 9 performance

9 FPS
DirectX 10 performance

0 FPS
DirectX 11 performance

0 FPS
DirectX 12 performance

0 operations/s
Graphic card computing

Compatible processors

Processors that best works with GeForce GTX 285 on 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution in general tasks.

	Phenom 8250e	Desktop Used in	Q3 2009 Launched	940 Socket	1.9 GHz Clock	3 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		1.9 GHz Clock		3 Cores	3 Threads
	Core2 Duo E8400	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium G630T	Desktop Used in	Q4 2011 Launched	LGA1155 Socket	2.3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	35 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 245	Desktop Used in	Q3 2009 Launched	AM2+ Socket	2.9 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.9 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E8200	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Celeron G530	Desktop Used in	Q3 2011 Launched	LGA1155 Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E6850	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 B24	Desktop Used in	Q1 2010 Launched	AM3 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium E6600	Desktop Used in	Q4 2010 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3.1 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.1 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E7500	Desktop Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.9 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.9 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Phenom II X2 B53	Desktop Used in	Q4 2009 Launched	AM3 Socket	2.8 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	80 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.8 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 250	Desktop Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	AM3 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium G640T	Desktop Used in	Q1 2012 Launched	LGA1155 Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	35 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Sempron 3850	Desktop Used in	Q2 2014 Launched	AM1 Socket	1.3 GHz Clock	4 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	25 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		1.3 GHz Clock		4 Cores	4 Threads
	Pentium E6500	Desktop Used in	Q4 2009 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.9 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.9 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Celeron J1900	Desktop Used in	Q1 2014 Launched	FCBGA1170 Socket	2 GHz Clock	4 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	10 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2 GHz Clock	2.4 GHz Turbo Clock	4 Cores	4 Threads
	A4-4000	Desktop Used in	Q2 2013 Launched	FM2 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock	3.2 GHz Turbo Clock	2 Cores	2 Threads
	Phenom II X2 550	Desktop Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	AM2+ Socket	3.1 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	80 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.1 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E7600	Desktop Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3.1 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.1 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Phenom 8400	Desktop Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	AM2+ Socket	2.1 GHz Clock	3 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	95 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.1 GHz Clock		3 Cores	3 Threads
	Pentium E6800	Desktop Used in	Q4 2010 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3.3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 260	Desktop Used in	Q3 2010 Launched	AM3 Socket	3.2 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.2 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium E6700	Desktop Used in	Q3 2010 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3.2 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.2 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 255	Desktop Used in	Q1 2010 Launched	AM3 Socket	3.1 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.1 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 245e	Desktop Used in	Q1 2011 Launched	AM3 Socket	2.9 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	45 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.9 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Celeron G540	Desktop Used in	Q4 2011 Launched	LGA1155 Socket	2.5 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.5 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium E5800	Desktop Used in	Q1 2012 Launched	LGA775 Socket	3.2 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.2 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Phenom II X2 B55	Desktop Used in	Q4 2009 Launched	AM3 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	80 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Phenom 8750B	Desktop Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	AM2+ Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	3 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	95 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		3 Cores	3 Threads
	E2-3200	Desktop Used in	Q4 2011 Launched	FM1 Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 215	Desktop Used in	Q3 2009 Launched	AM3 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	A4-3300	Desktop Used in	Q4 2011 Launched	FM1 Socket	2.5 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.5 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E7300	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium E5400	Desktop Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon 7750	Desktop Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	AM2+ Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	95 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Pentium Extreme Edition 965	Desktop Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	PLGA775 Socket	3.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	130 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	4 Threads
	Core2 Duo E6700	Desktop Used in	Q1 2010 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon 64 FX-62	Desktop Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	AM2 Socket	2.8 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	125 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.8 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Extreme X6800	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	PLGA775 Socket	2.9 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	75 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.9 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E7200	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.5 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.5 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E8300	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.8 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.8 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon 64 X2 6400+	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	AM2 Socket	3.2 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	125 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3.2 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Athlon II X2 240e	Desktop Used in	Q4 2009 Launched	AM3 Socket	2.8 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	45 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.8 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core i3-3229Y	Desktop Used in	Q1 2013 Launched	BGA1023 Socket	1.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	13 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		1.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	4 Threads
	Core2 Duo E6750	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.7 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.7 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Core2 Duo E7400	Desktop Used in	Q4 2008 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.8 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.8 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Xeon W3503	Server Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	LGA1366 Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	130 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Xeon W3505	Server Used in	Q2 2009 Launched	LGA1366 Socket	2.5 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	130 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.5 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Xeon 5160	Server Used in	Q1 2009 Launched	LGA771 Socket	3 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	80 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		3 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads
	Xeon 3060	Server Used in	Q3 2009 Launched	LGA775 Socket	2.4 GHz Clock	2 Cores	Bottleneck calculation	65 W Thermal Design Power TDP

Bottleneck calculation		2.4 GHz Clock		2 Cores	2 Threads

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Average frames per second

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can run games with frames per second ranging from 34.6 FPS up to 104.7 FPS depending on game settings with 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution.

On ultra settings this processor can achieve on average around 34.6 FPS .
On high settings this processor can achieve on average around 62.3 FPS .
On medium settings this processor can achieve on average around 74.8 FPS .
On low settings this processor can achieve on average around 104.7 FPS .

Grand Theft Auto V

Frames per second calculator

Game Grand Theft Auto V

Screen Resolution 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p))

Graphic card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285

Number of frames per second for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 graphic card in Grand Theft Auto V game with 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution. When there isn't bottleneck in configuration, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can achieve from 25.5 FPS up to 115.9 FPS frames per second while running Grand Theft Auto V game on 1920 x 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution.

On ultra settings NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can achieve from 25.5 FPS up to 38.3 FPS , with average around 31.9 FPS .
On high settings NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can achieve from 46.0 FPS up to 69.0 FPS , with average around 57.5 FPS .
On medium settings NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can achieve from 55.2 FPS up to 82.8 FPS , with average around 69.0 FPS .
On low settings NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 can achieve from 77.2 FPS up to 115.9 FPS , with average around 96.6 FPS .

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Component specifications

Component performance

Compatible processors

Phenom 8250e

Core2 Duo E8400

Pentium G630T

Athlon II X2 245

Core2 Duo E8200

Celeron G530

Core2 Duo E6850

Athlon II X2 B24

Pentium E6600

Core2 Duo E7500

Phenom II X2 B53

Athlon II X2 250

Pentium G640T

Sempron 3850

Pentium E6500

Celeron J1900

A4-4000

Phenom II X2 550

Core2 Duo E7600

Phenom 8400

Pentium E6800

Athlon II X2 260

Pentium E6700

Athlon II X2 255

Athlon II X2 245e

Celeron G540

Pentium E5800

Phenom II X2 B55

Phenom 8750B

E2-3200

Athlon II X2 215

A4-3300

Core2 Duo E7300

Pentium E5400

Athlon 7750

Pentium Extreme Edition 965

Core2 Duo E6700

Athlon 64 FX-62

Core2 Extreme X6800

Core2 Duo E7200

Core2 Duo E8300

Athlon 64 X2 6400+

Athlon II X2 240e

Core i3-3229Y

Core2 Duo E6750

Core2 Duo E7400

Xeon W3503

Xeon W3505

Xeon 5160

Xeon 3060

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