“BFGTech’s best single-GPU video card is with us today, ready to be put through its real world gaming paces. We compare it to the stock-clocked GTX 280 as well as ATI’s best offering. We had some results that we did not expect and ones that might surprise you as well!”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- A Tale of Three Graphics Cards @ ExtremeTech
- BFG GTX 260 896MB Video Card Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Palit GeForce GTX 280 @ motherboards.org
- Inno3D 9600 GSO, BFG 9600 GT & BFG 8800 GT RoundUp @ DriverHeaven
- EVGA nVidia GeForce GTX 260 Review @ OCIA
- XFX GeForce GTX 260 640M XXX Video Card Review @ Hardware Secrets
- XFX GeForce GTX260 XXX Edition @ motherboards.org
- Leadtek WinFast PX9600 GSO Extreme 384MB @ Tweaktown
- EVGA UV Plus+ UV16 USB 2.0 Video Adapter @ Legit Reviews
- Preview of the AMD HD4870X2 @ Bjorn3D
- Sapphire HD4870 @ t-break
- HIS Radeon HD3650 @ motherboards.org
- ASUS EN9800GTX TOP Graphics Card @ HotHardware
- Sapphire HD 4870 Video Card Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 TOXIC 512MB video card review @ Elite Bastards
Gold, Silver and Bronze
BFGTech pumped up the clocks on the GeForce GTX 280 OCX to 665MHz and 1458MHz, from the stock 602MHz and 1296MHz, so [H]ard|OCP pitted it against a stock GTX 280 as well as the HD4870. For those who can afford the best, then the OCX is your card. There is nothing faster than it right now, and the next card to beat it will likely be the 4870 X2, which is technically two cards, and might necessitate a
change in motherboards for some users. Keep an eye out for an interesting graphical discrepancy between AMD and nVIDIA in Crysis.