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 … Read more…
BFG GeForce GTX 285 OCX 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 … OC2 and OCX editions. They’ve got quite a range. We’ll explain the difference over the next few pages. But of course we will first need to show you guys what the GeForce GTX 285 release is all about opposed to the GeForce GTX 280. … Read more…
As with all BFG Tech graphics cards, the BFG GeForce GTX 280 OC2 and OCX versions are backed with 24/7/365 free technical support and a lifetime warranty. “The OC2 and OCX variants of the BFG GeForce GTX 280 graphics card are designed for PC gamers who want the … BFG GeForce® GTX 280 OCX. Memory: 1GB (1024MB) GDDR3; Core Clock: 665MHz (vs. 602MHz standard); Shader Clock: 1458MHz (vs. 1296MHz standard); Memory Data Rate: 2400MHz (vs. 2214MHz standard). Prices are TBA. … Read more…
Today we take the fastest NVIDIA graphics card available on the planet. The GeForce GTX 280. A 1400 million transistor counting piece of merchandise that raises the bar of single-GPU graphics processing. … And that certainly changed the dynamics, as that’s a 35% price drop, making the GTX 280 way more flexible to place onto the market, and actually appealing to purchase. Now back to OCX. If you are willing to spend that MSRP on this product, you can actually buy the OCX … Read more…
