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The enthusiast community witnessed the sad “demise” of BFG Tech, as it categorically announced an exit from graphics cards business, and then unofficially left other businesses such as PSUs and PCs. It has come to light, however, that BFG Tech did in fact toy with the idea of doing what XFX did, and become an [...]

The latest nVidia graphics systems – GTX 275 – are now available almost everywhere, not only in the U.S.. Today it is this day, in which the Americas have been fitted with these cards and is no longer …. “lag”) GPU market EVGA, Sparkle, XFX, BFG and PNY. As you know podkręcone EVGA has two [...]

NVIDIA today announced the introduction of GeForce GTX 275. Based on the GT200 architecture, reference model GeForce GTX 275 is equipped with over-clocked GPU 633MHz, 240 stream processors (1404 MHz), 80 texture processing units, 448-bit bus and 896 MB of graphics memory. In terms of price and output device may be pozycjonować between the GeForce [...]

The card is equipped with 512MB of memory GDDR3 over-clocked 1800 MHz. Other  clocks are at 600 MHz for core and 1500 MHz for the shader. What’s most important core of the card is cooled without use of any fan. Four tubes remove heat and provide heat to the aluminum heatsink located on the other [...]

In the light of recent events, high prices, any information about the cuts in prices is very good news. It is worth to report that according to various sources (including expreview.com) at the end of February we will see the card GeForce GTX260 cheaper by about 10 – 15 $. The reduction is caused by [...]

NVIDIA has proudly announced that its 55nm GeForce GTX 285 cards are now officially available in the states at retailers and e-tailers nationwide. Newegg, the largest e-tailer of them all, currently lists three models from EVGA and single models from BFG, XFX, Zotac, and ASUS for a total of 7 offerings to choose from. Currently, [...]

Whenever a new graphics product series is released we always try to bring you guys a little shootout with a couple of retail cards. Last week NVIDIA and their plethora of board partners released their GeForce GTX 285 55nm based graphics cards. Included in that review was supposed to be BFG as well, however shipping [...]

About a week ago, NVIDIA launched their newest bid for market dominance with the GTX 285. While the card itself is nothing more than a massaged GTX 280 with a 55nm core, its performance wowed us even though we reviewed a heavily overclocked version. At this point we all know that ATI doesn’t have a [...]

Just a few short weeks ago, NVIDIA launched the GeForce GTX 285 and while it’s the fastest single GPU-based graphics card we’ve ever tested, we felt that it was priced in a rather awkward manner. NVIDIA set its price point at not that much less than the flagship GeForce GTX 295, which means there isn’t [...]

NVIDIA released the GTX 295 last week — but that turned out to be only half of a one-two combination punch. Today we are going to look at the other half of the combo, the GTX 285 OCX, courtesy of BFG Technologies. The GTX 285 shares the same GPU as found in the GTX 295: [...]

BFG has been a favorite among computer enthusiasts for quite a while now. Known for their high quality cutting edge NVIDIA GPU’s and high efficiency power supplies, many an enthusiast has browsed the BFG site longing for that massive GPU that would complete their gaming shrine. Since the introduction of the GTX-200 series things have [...]

Do you have a BFG graphics card that has an AGP bus type? The PCI Express bus type for graphics cards is the standard going forward for all systems and motherboards. In fact, AGP is no longer being supported. If you were to upgrade your system or motherboard now or in the future, you would [...]

Another day and another ‘new’ SKU from NVIDIA. Today sees the introduction of the GeForce 9800 GT GPU, priced to compete against AMD’s Radeon HD 3870 512 and Radeon 4850 512 cards. So what is GeForce 9800 GT? Why is its introduction important, and how is it likely to perform? Read on to glean the [...]

NVIDIA is at it again – releasing updates of GPUs under exactly the same name as the previous GPU. After the craziness of the 512MB GeForce 8800 GTS, NVIDIA today launches the GeForce GTX 260. Again. Except that this GTX 260 has more stream processors than the old one. The big news is that the [...]

NVIDIA first introduced the GeForce GTX 200 series in the middle of June, where it announced two new graphics cards—the GeForce GTX 280 and GTX 260. At the time, both cards were introduced at high price points and in some ways it felt like neither product was doing enough to justify the price. The GeForce [...]

When launched in June of this year, NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 280 became the fastest single-GPU card around. That’s still largely true today, because it took ATI two GPUs to comprehensively beat it with the release of the single-card  Radeon HD 4870 X2. NVIDIA’s pricing for its high-end GPUs has been dropping steadily since the launch, [...]

Ok, let’s face it. NVIDIA is going trough a pretty rough time. ATI pulled a rabbit out of their hat two months ago with their RV770 based graphics processors and pricing schema. It had to be the biggest surprise of this year. The entire business model from NVIDIA was changed at pricing level, the high [...]

I am sure that for many of you the title of this review comes as a bit of a shock since you were not expecting a revised GTX 260 for the next little while at least. Some people say that competition speeds development but in this case ATI’s introduction of their new 4800-series has prompted [...]

The initial release of the GTX-2XX series of GPU’s is still fresh in our memories and variants are already hitting the market. Usually we see a full blown variant and a less expensive little brother. Seldom do we see the full blown version, the little brother, then a ramped up version of the little brother. [...]

Introduction It is not uncommon for manufacturers to release updated versions of their products a few months after they hit the market, this normally means that the new version has a little extra memory or is configured to a higher speed. Occasionally it can also mean a move to an improved manufacturing process to reduce [...]