Based on the mid-range GeForce 8800GT and 9600GT GPUs

Jun 4, 2008 10:31 GMT  ·  By

If you've recently been making plans to update your desktop gaming rig with a new graphics card, then you might want to check out BFG's latest offer. The NVIDIA-based graphics cards manufacturer has announced yesterday two new products, which are designed to bring support to mid-range consumers. The two cards are based on NVIDIA's very own GeForce 8800GT and 9600GT graphics processors.

As with other previously released BFG cards, these two will also come factory overclocked and will feature one of the company's cooling technologies, the ThermoIntelligence custom cooling solution. Dubbed GeForce 8800GT OCX and GeForce 9600GT OCX, the two graphics cards will provide the user with the very best graphics technology. With BFG's ThermoIntelligence solution, the cards will benefit from a custom fansink that enables the graphics processing units to operate to temperatures 18 degrees C and 30 degrees C lower than stock version of both.

"Our new custom ThermoIntelligence fansink provides dramatic improvement to the GPU cooling for both of these new high-performance graphics cards", said John Malley, senior director of marketing for BFG Technologies. "With screaming-fast OCX-level clock speeds and amazing thermal performance in a quiet dual-slot design, these new graphics cards provide end users with maximum performance and minimum heat - all backed by our famous lifetime warranty and 24/7/365 expert tech support." he added.

BFG is one of the gaming enthusiasts' favorite graphics card manufacturers, as it has succeeded in delivering some of the best factory overclocked NVIDIA-based graphics cards. With these two, BFG raised the GPU clock from 650MHz to 725MHz, for the 9600GT OCX version, and from 600MHz to 700MHz for the 8800GT OCX model. The memory data rate and the shader clock have also been overclocked, thus bringing higher graphics performance to both cards.

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The BFG GeForce 9600GT OCX
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