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GIGABYTE GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480 vs GIGABYTE GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card

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  • 22specifications compared
  • 10differ
  • 12identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

  • CUDA
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:Yes
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:No
  • Processor frequency
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:700 MHz
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:550 MHz
  • Discrete graphics card memory
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:1.5 GB
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:1 GB
  • Graphics card memory type
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:GDDR5
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:GDDR3
  • Memory bus
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:384 bit
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:128 bit
  • Memory clock speed
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:3696 MHz
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:1600 MHz
  • Interface type
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:PCI Express 2.0
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:PCI Express 2.1
  • DVI ports quantity
    • GV-N480UD-15I graphics card GeForce GTX 480:2
    • GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card:1

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Comparison of GV-N480UD-15I, GV-R555D3-1GI
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GV-R555D3-1GI graphics card

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Processor2 differ
Graphics processorKnown for oneGeForce GTX 480Unknown — not stated by the source
CUDADiffersYesNo
Processor frequencyDiffers700 MHz550 MHz
Shader clockKnown for one1401 MHzUnknown — not stated by the source
Memory4 differ
Discrete graphics card memoryDiffers1.5 GB1 GB
Graphics card memory typeDiffersGDDR5GDDR3
Memory busDiffers384 bit128 bit
Memory clock speedDiffers3696 MHz1600 MHz
Ports & interfaces2 differ
Interface typeDiffersPCI Express 2.0PCI Express 2.1
DVI-I ports quantityKnown for one2Unknown — not stated by the source
DVI ports quantityDiffers21
Performance2 differ
PhysXDiffersYesNo
Dual Link DVIDiffersNoYes

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