BFG Technologies GeForce 9800 GTX+, (512 MB) GDDR3 Video Card Reviews

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I actually have the overclocked version of this card (BFGE98512GTXPOCE), but since Amazon doesn't currently have that listed, I'm putting my review here. (Many of the remarks will apply to both.) from Amazon.com Pros: Sharp video display, and runs BF2 at max settings without any lag. A major upgrade from my 7900gt. from Newegg.com Pros: Great performance without making your wallet cough out dust. Throw in the MiR and you can't go wrong. from Newegg.com Pros: This card is really great for the money. I did have to RMA my original but BFG has awesome tech support it wasnt hard to do they made it a very painless process. Cons: This is a very large card, dont know if that really a con but if you are planning on putting this in a smaller case you might want to think twice or you will have to do what i did and just do some clever rearanging. from Newegg.com Pros: I purchased the card 8/18/2008 after verifying the physical length of the card with BFG. This was my fourth BFG video card purchase and their tech support has been great. from Newegg.com Cons: This card gets pretty warm if you don't have the proper cooling. Make sure your power supply can move this beast, other than that its a nice card........ Other Thoughts: Specs: XCLIO A380BK caseWin XP-ProCorsair 750W psCore 2 3.16 oc'ed to 3.6 ghzAsus Rampage 2x WD Raptor 150gb 10,000 RPM HD's2x Lite-On Blue-Ray drives2x BFG 9800 GTX+ 4x 1 GB OZC plat. 1066Dell 24" Ultra-Sharp LCDfans, fans, and more fans.... from Newegg.com Pros: Faster fps and lower temps then my last video card. Two 6 pin pci-e power plugs instead of two 8 pin. from Newegg.com Pros: Great card, runs everything I've thrown at it so far. A great choice for anyone who wants very high performance, but can't afford the top of the line. from Newegg.com the card itself as would be guessed is pretty big (it's slightly longer then my p5q deluxe mobo - blocking a sata port, and another two hard to reach), and requires two pci-e power headers. from Amazon.com other thoughts: i decided to dig a little deeper into my pockets and go for the gtx+ for my gaming rig on a budget and i don't regret it. from Newegg.com

Description

The BFG GeForce 9800 GTX+ graphics card pushes the limit in ultra realistic game play with NVIDIA PhysX technology, offering extreme HD gaming with 3-Way NVIDIA SLI. The BFG 9800 GTX+ provides optimal power management with HybridPower technology. Packing more performance than the standard BFG 9800 GTX, this graphics card offers a first-class entertainment experience.

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Released	11 months ago
Installed Memory	512 MB
Graphic Processor	NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+
Display Interface	VGA - 15 pin D-Sub x 1 DVI-I (dual link) x 2
Output Interface	TV Out HDMI
Card Interface	PCI Express
GPU Clock Speed	738 MHz
Installed Memory / Technology	512 MB (GDDR3 SDRAM)
MPN	BFGE98512GTXPB3
Max. Screen Resolution	2560 x 1600
Memory Data Width	256-bit
Memory Tech	DDR3 SDRAM
Operating System	Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows Vista
RAMDAC Speed	400 MHz
Refresh Rate at Max Res	60 Hz @ 2560 x 1600
UPC	876758002951

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