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BFG GeForce 6600GT OC PCI-E - FrostyTech.com BFG GeForce 6600GT OC PCI-E
Sun Sep 11, 2005 | 11:02P| PermaLink
BFG is a well known manufacturer not only for their quality cards, but for the quality of 24/7 tech support and a whopping life-time warranty that comes with each and every card. Built by gamers for gamers, BFG's line of OC cards are more appealing to the hardcore gamer because of the stock advantage it would have out of the box over any reference model or manufacturer. Today we're testing out their 6600GT OC on the PCI Express standard. Coming from the 6 series line it's not at the top, nor in the bottom, it's in the middle for high-performance at an affordable price. For those who want better performance than the 6600, but can't afford the 6800, the 6600GT is there to save the day with awesome performance in all modern games. ATI answered and matched the 6600GT up with their entry level X700Pro, but is the extra 128mb of memory enough to justify getting the X700 over the esteemed 6600GT? And does the extra OC BFG tacked onto this card prove to be an advantage over the reference model?
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