The EVGA GTX 780 graphics card from NVIDIA is built on the Kepler architecture and was officially introduced on 23.05.2013. The graphics processor is manufactured using a modern process. The 561 mm² die contains approximately 7.1 billion transistorsistors transistors. The model's computational arsenal includes 2304 universal processors. Also available are 0 specialized cores for ray rendering and 0 cores for accelerating artificial intelligence. The memory subsystem features GDDR5 modules with a total capacity of 3 GB. The bus width is 384 bit bits, and the peak data exchange rate is 288.40 GB/s. The GPU's base clock speed is 863 MHz, and in Boost mode, it can automatically increase up to 902 MHz. The card's power consumption (TDP) is stated at 250 W. The manufacturer recommends using a power supply unit with a wattage of at least 600 W.