EVGA GTX 285 User Manual
EVGA GTX 285 Classified
4-Way SLI Support
In order to run in 4-Way SLI mode, you need to
have the hardware to support it. EVGA’s X58
Classified 4-Way SLI Edition is a perfect match.
To enable 4-Way SLI flip the “285_ROM” switch
to the “OFF” position. Make sure to do this while
the PC is off. Next, boot into the O.S., reinstall
the drivers and you are ready for 4-Way SLI
action.
X-Cool
This is for those who dare to go extreme. This
switch disables the thermal protection on the
GPU which means that GPU cold bugs are a
thing of the past. If you are not running the card
on extreme cooling (below 0c) do not change
this jumper! To enable X-Cool flip the “Xcool on”
switch to the “ON” position.
Triple 6pin PCIe Power
Of course what good are all these innovative
features if you can’t supply clean power to the
GPU and memory? EVGA offers 3 PCIe 6pin
connectors for the cleanest power possible.
NOTE: All 3 are required!
EVGA EVbot Support
Next generation overclocking device from
EVGA, stay tuned to EVGA.com on where/when
to get this new technology! The connection is
located right on the I/O Bracket.
EVGA EZ-Voltage
Measure GPU Core, Memory VDD, Memory
VDDQ, and PLL Voltage with ease using a
voltmeter or multimeter. Ground is located on
the far right so you don’t need to be poking
around for a ground point.
Now that you have learned the vital information for
this exclusive graphics card, you are now ready for
extreme gaming and overclocking!
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You have just purchased an incredible piece of technology. With the world’s first 4-Way SLI capable
graphics card, an 8 phase digital PWM for extreme overclocking, and a host of other features that
are engineered to do what matters, get the most from your hardware.
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