Explore the complete details of GeForce GTX 260M, including specs, performance benchmarks
The GeForce GTX 260M GPU by NVIDIA. features a Tesla (2006−2010) architecture. with 112 CUDA cores. It offers GDDR3 memory with 1 GB GB capacity and a 256 Bit-bit interface. delivering a bandwidth of 61 GB/s GB/s. With a power consumption (TDP) of 65W.
Basic details about the GeForce GTX 260M, including manufacturer, ranking, and release date.
Title | GeForce GTX 260M |
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Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
Ranking | 1154 |
Popularity Rank | not in top-100 |
Architecture | Tesla (2006−2010) |
GPU code name | G92 |
Market Segmente | Laptop |
Length - Width | N/A - N/A |
Release Date | 3 March 2009 |
Launch Price | $N/A |
Details on clock speeds, cores, and floating-point processing power of GeForce GTX 260M.
Core Clock Speed | 550 MHz |
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Boost Clock Speed | N/A |
Floating Point Processing Power | 0.308 TFLOPS |
No of Transistors | 754 million |
CUDA Cores | 112 |
Ray Tracing Cores | N/A |
Tensor Cores | N/A |
Texture Fill Rate | 30.80 |
ROPs | 16 |
Available display connectors and API compatibility for enhanced performance.
Interface | PCIe 2.0 x16 |
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Display Connectors | DisplayPortSingle Link DVIDual Link DVIVGALVDSHDMI |
HDMI | 1 |
DirectX | N/A |
Shader Model | N/A |
OpenGL | N/A |
OpenCL | N/A |
Vulkan | N/A |
CUDA | N/A |
DLSS | N/A |
TMUs | 56 |
Information on memory type, capacity, and bandwidth to evaluate data processing power.
Memory Type | GDDR3 |
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Maximum RAM | 1 GB |
Memory Bus Width | 256 Bit |
Memory Clock Speed | Up to 950 MHz |
Memory Bandwidth | 61 GB/s GB/s |
Resizable BAR | N/A |
Power consumption, efficiency, and additional power requirements.
Power Consumption (TDP) | 65 W |
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Power Efficiency | 1.05 |
Manufacturing Process | 65 nm |
Supplementary Power Connectors | N/A |
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