Thread: BFG GTX 260 OCX Video Card declaration

Nvidia has gone from an really sticking find just a some short months since to one that is rather a bit more efficient. Within this same time frame there have been a many new cards published from both Nvidia and ATI which have hit at various parts of the market.

If you bring a step back and appear at what has occurred later the release of ATI’s R770-based HD 4870 and HD 4850, Nvidia’s role has changed from bringing and maintaining the performance lead to urgently trying to respond against unexpected competition. The problem for Nvidia was that both of ATI’s new cards hit straight into price / performance classes where Nvidia didn’t have much to answer with.

To partly correct this situation, Nvidia’s partners brought in the 9800 GTX+ to contend with the HD 4850 and later a short delay, indicated us what their competitor to the HD 4870 appeared like with the GTX 260 with 216 Stream Processors.

We observed that all company would be calling their card something various and it turns out that we were patch on with that judgment. All of Nvidia’s leading partners have their gives in this new 216 SP cookie jar so it is only raw that BFG would free their own over clocked editions of this card.

Much like their competitors they have selected a specific name with their new max core designation for the unlocked GTX 260 cards. They have also gone ahead and innovated quite a some several editions of the max core starting with the first over clocked OC branded card, going up a notch with the OC2 and eventually the highly over clocked OCX edition.