I started this topic to inform readers about this issue, but by no means do I think that BFG Technologies is a below average video card manufacturer. They do stand behind their products for it's lifetime, and that says a lot for a computer component manufacturer. Most companies don't care to go...
Just got off the phone with the tech rep from BFG and I am RMA'ing it. He stated that this is an issue with these cards. I just hope that the one that they send me has a set of fans made by a different manufacturer than the ones originally made for BFG.
I have a AGP BFG 6800GT OC that was crashing and during the troubleshooting process found that I had two cracked GPU heatsink fans. One had split apart and the other has a crack forming down it's center. Has anyone else had this issue or know of it?
I can't speak for the PCI-E version of the BFG 6800GT OC, but my AGP verision is going back to Best Buy tonight because the flimsy fans on the GPU Heatsick cracked and, of course, you know what that lead to.
I have the BFG 6800GT OC and I am taking it back to Best Buy tonight due to the fact that the fans on the GPU Heatsink have split! I have only had it since December!
I am with you
Any hardware that is just just below the top of the line stuff is adequate for every game available today, and when a game comes along that makes your system stumble a bit, you buy new, again.
:disgust: I have purchaced Antec P160 case that has SPDIF connectors on the front panel and the wires for them are clearly marked as to what they are for, but I am trying to connect them to the SPDIF_IO connector on my SB Audigy2 ZS Gamer card and I cannot find a diagram of the pins anywhere...
I have purchased the Asus A7N8X-E MB and I have two SATA 74 Raptors that I want to install. I have never messed around with SATA or RAID before so I need to be schooled. I am trying to set up a RAID 0 with the drives and during the bootup process (I have not installed WinXP yet) I notice that...
I am new to SATA drives and RAID setups. I have just purchased a Asus A7N8X-E MB and bought two WD 74 Raptors for it. I do not have a IDE harddrive for this system at this time. I noticed that during the bootup process the BIOS shows the two drives visable and apparently I have the option of...
I just bought an Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe MB, AMD 3200+, Corsair XMS4000 1Ghz, and a pair of Sata Raptor 74's. I have never used Sata drive prior to this and I cannot get WinXP Pro to install. It says that it sees no drives. I cannot get the BIOS to let me into the RAID setup upon boot up. The drives...
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