Moreover, the down-sized GT200b GPU is much more frugal than the 65nm version when it comes to power consumption and heat вЂ“ this is part of the reason why BFG Tech has managed to crank the memory clock so high. DonвЂ™t let that distract you though because the cooler is effective and quiet вЂ“ something that weвЂ™ve come to expect from Nvidia in recent times. The memory on this card is humming along at over 1,330MHz (2,660MHz effective), which equates to more than 170GB/sec of memory bandwidth combined with the GTX 285вЂ™s 512-bit memory bus.ДЄs for the card itself, it is understandably a reference design card with a sticker on the heatsink shroud. The memory has also had a seven percent clock speed increase as well and while that doesnвЂ™t sound impressive, when you consider the raw frequencies, it really is. The stream processor clock вЂ“ the defining performance characteristic for the G80-derrived GPUs like GT200b вЂ“ has been boosted by over 100MHz and represents a seven percent increase in shader throughput. The BFG Tech GeForce GTX 285 OCX is the US-based board partnerвЂ™s flagship GTX 285 and it comes with some fairly impressive frequency increases as youвЂ™d normally expect from a card carrying the OCX label. Nevertheless, board partners whose bread and butter is delivering factory overclocked parts have taken the GeForce GTX 285 with open arms and today weвЂ™ve got another one in the labs from BFG Technologies. Nvidia set its price point at not that much less than the flagship GeForce GTX 295, which means there isnвЂ™t that much wiggle room for partners. Just a few short weeks ago, Nvidia launched the GeForce GTX 285 and while itвЂ™s the fastest single GPU-based graphics card weвЂ™ve ever tested, we felt that it was priced in a rather awkward manner. Warranty: Ten years (parts and labour) in Europe BFG Tech GeForce GTX 285 OCX 1GB Manufacturer: BFG Tech

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