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| Grafikkarten News | Donnerstag, den 22.03.2007 | ||||
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I have in my hand yet another 8800 card to feast on, Foxconn's 8800GTS 640MB Overclocked version. We would like our system to perform the best at any cost and we will do (almost) anything to make our CPU, RAM or GPU in our case, run at the highest frequencies they possibly can. Therefore, the majority of us will find themselves messing and tweaking the core and RAM frequencies in order to squeeze as much as we can out of the poor piece of hardware we just purchased, without getting any side effects in the process. In order to get even better results, people usually go and purchase a third party cooler to replace the stock cooler that came with the card. This whole process, of course, voids the warranty of the card and that is a risk every overclocker out there must take when pushing his card to the limit. Well, Foxconn, as other companies out there, knows this is probably what will happen and releases a factory overclocked card with some nice frequencies settings out of the box. This will save you some precious time, money and obviously, keep your warranty valid, which is not something to take for granted.
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