EVGA has launched GeForce GTX 285 HydroCopper (01G-P3-1290-AR), a factory-overclocked video card based on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 GPU featuring an all-copper waterblock (part used on liquid cooling systems) called HydroCopper (200-CU-HC85-B1). This card works internally at 720 MHz (11.11% above default clock of 648 MHz), accesses its 1 GB GDDR3 at 2.772 MHz DDR (15.5% above default clock of 2.400 MHz DDR) through a 512-bit interface, its 240 shader processors work at 1,620 MHz (9.75% above default clock of 1,476 MHz) and it supports 3-way SLI, CUDA and PhysX technologies. GTX 285 HydroCopper has S-Video and two DVI connectors. This card is available for pre-order costing USD 549.99, while the HydroCopper waterblock alone costs USD 129.99.

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