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MESH Elite G4 760SLi Review

With the KFA2 GTX 760, nVidia is arming the upper end of the mid-range with 1152 processors, a 256-bit memory interface and 2GB of memory.

As the name suggests, the MESH Elite G4 760 SLi is armed with a pair of these cards, so you should expect significant performance – depending on the rendering method used by the program/game you're using and how good a profile is available in the drivers.

Measuring purely in synthetic terms, when KitGuru reviewed an Aria PC with a pair of the fastest GTX660 cards on the market, the 3DMark 2011 scores were 12,995 – which gives this MESH rig something to aim for, using relatively standard GTX760 cards.

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The GTX760 slips neatly into nVidia's line up for 2013. Historically, a pair of mid-range cards could give the high end cards a serious run for their money. It will be interesting to see what MESH's dual KFA2 cards will be able to manage.

With a core clock faster than the GTX780 and an equal amount of CUDA cores, things will get interesting.
With a core clock faster than the GTX780 and an equal amount of CUDA cores, things could get interesting when a pair of KFA2 GTX 760 cards in SLi  formation come up against their bigger brother.

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2 comments

  1. Its a solid build, but I would be wary with that power supply. dont see much info online. also a bit disappointed to see such warping on the top GPU in the socket. not quite there yet…

  2. The build is clean and most of the components are good good, but the PSU puts me off it.