BFG Technologies has announced the release of two NVIDIA GeForce 200 series graphics cards with built-in 'no fuss' liquid cooling.

Graphics card reviews are normally all about performance, and if you were simply to weigh the cost vs. the competition, the BFG GeForce 6800 GT OC would edge out the vanilla eVGA e-GeForce 6800 GT ...

We look at BFG Tech's GeForce 9600 GT OC 512MB graphics card to see if it offers enough to entice users away from some of the great deals that can be found in the performance mainstream market ...

Underneath all the fancy wording is a standard BFG GeForce 295 dual GPU graphics card which has been supplemented with a highly efficient, thermally advanced copper water block co-developed with ...

BFG Tech has given a small bump at both ends with a core of 670MHz and memory speed of 1640MHz. With all that out the way let's have a look at how we go in our benchmarking results.

BFG recently introduced a Trade-Up styled after eVGA, in fact even a little better. You have 100 days after the purchase of a new BFG graphics card to trade in your graphics card for a newer model ...

3 - BFG GeForce GTX 280 1024 MB OCX BFG GeForce GTX 280 1024 MB OCX Alright then, let's talk business. The OCX card that BFG released looks, feels and actually smells 100% reference based.

Anyway, before we get too sidetracked with where the graphics card market is moving, we should get onto what we’re here to look at today: BFG Tech’s GeForce 9800 GTX OCX graphics card.

BFG Technologies is calling it quits and pulling out of the graphics market. The US-based company was founded in 2002 and it made a name for itself flogging premium Nvidia cards.

BFG is at it again with yet another crazy upgrade offer for owners of its AGP cards, as you can get a free upgrade to a brand new PCIe graphics card, as long as your AGP card is still in good ...

BFG Technologies is a privately held U.S. based supplier of premium, award-winning 3D video cards based on NVIDIA graphics technology, power supplies, and other PC enthusiast products.

Mark Celica of Mark's Fabrication has created a gaming PC inspired by Doom Eternal's BFG, and it's armed with an Nvidia RTX 3080 graphics card ...