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[alvino]

yea i knew that, but i thought it involved inlocking pipelines and such, hey u learn something every day!

Actually, the GT is basically a downclocked Ultra. The GT has the same RAM and same number of pipelines as the Ultra. That's why it's cheaper to get a GT and just overclock it to or past a Ultra's speed.

 

[99nasha]

Groovy. Whats the NU like at overclocking? Any good?

 

[ownage]

its pretty good at OCing. I goes up pretty high. Some people have the core over 400mhz.

 

[99nasha]

What do BFG do to them then? Can you overclcock them any further?

 

[ownage]

BFG only OC's them a little bit. 25mhz to the core. You can push them a lot farther than that.

 

[99nasha]

Whats the point of buying a BFG one then?

 

[mighty_chick]

so that you dont have to do the o/c urself. plus i think they come with a lifetime warrenty

 

[Kage]

Yeah, and you can always push their cards up a little bit more using something like Coolbits if its A Nvidia card, so they must be made well.

If you overclock them that little bit more though, would it take out the warranty? I bet it probably would to tell the truth as your overclocking it more than they've specified as safe.

 

[alvino]

Nope. I must also add that BFG Tech's Tech Support is one of the best ever. I e-mailed them and not even after an hour, I get a reply that solves my solution (due to a faulty card).

 

[99nasha]

So therefore is a OEM 6800 just as good as a BFG one?