BFG prestaje sa izradom grafickih karti?

[wolf 87]

Tuga Ovo uopste nisam ocekivao
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/GPU...BFG,10452.html
http://www.hwgurus.com/novost-dana/2...kih-karti.html

[Juraj]

Pa bilo je očekivano kako stanje s Nvidiom stoji , šteta...

[maska]

Ocekivano, opala prodaja, poskupele kartice a jako malo imaju prostora da zarade!!! Tuga tuga

[Thaedass]

BFG Tech Almost Defunct, Stops Honoring RMAs

Almost defunct enthusiast PC hardware vendor BFG Technologies may have just hit the final nail in its coffin, after it started sending denials to RMA applicants. The company was best known for its NVIDIA GeForce graphics accelerators, and announced its exit from the graphics industry this May. In rather quick succession, it also stopped shipping other products, while announcing that it will honor its warranties and RMAs.

Much to the disgruntlement of its customers, the company is now reportedly returning products sent for RMA with a covering letter saying that it cannot replace the product since a major supplier stopped doing business with it, apologizing for any inconvenience caused...well, apart from the $100s worth paperweights.

Izvor: techPowerUp

[Thaedass]

BFG Tech Explored AMD Partnership Before Quitting?

The enthusiast community witnessed the sad "demise" of BFG Tech, as it categorically announced an exit from graphics cards business, and then unofficially left other businesses such as PSUs and PCs. It has come to light, however, that BFG Tech did in fact toy with the idea of doing what XFX did, and become an AMD add-in-board partner. Pictures surfaced that showed a Chinese OEM had made samples of ATI Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards carrying the BFG Tech name, and other things BFG has been known for - such as free 24/7 tech-support, lifetime warranty, and other tiny BFG-esque details.

Under a partnership with that company, BFG would just have to market the cards and run support, while everything from manufacturing to packaging would be carried out by the OEM (earlier BFG, like EVGA, would package, market, and run support for the products). The company while working with BFG did produce a batch of ATI Radeon graphics cards to supply to BFG. When inquired by AMD about who these cards were being made for, the company mentioned BFG Tech. AMD responded saying that BFG Tech wasn't an authorized board partner, and would not be allowed to sell ATI Radeon graphics cards. This sent the OEM into panic, which got back to BFG only to find out that the marketing staff there had been let go of. The company now has with it a batch of "BFG Tech" labelled graphics cards it can't sell. It plans to rebadge and exhibit them at the China Sourcing Fair later this October, to exhibit its capabilities and possibly find a buyer for those cards.

[White Ripper]

BFG je slabo proizvodio kartice a na nasem trzistu gotovo i da nema njihovim kartica.
Ja sam BFG zapamtio najvise po onim nvidia karticama predvidjene samo za fiziku.

[Thaedass]

^ njihove grafulje su bile top ponuda tj predstavljale su hard core scenu. A nase trziste je poslednji kamicak na Mesecu tako da smo oko toga relevantni kao Sinan Sakic u San Remu (hint: na festival mislim)

[Doomche]

Ovom gornjom analogijom bi bilo potpuno nebitno ako EVGA prestane da proizvodi kartice, right?

[Thaedass]

Mani mi eVGA Jos da mogu da povucem par stvari koje sam zamislio bila bi mi jos bolja

[Thaedass]

Stuck with a Dead BFG Card? PNY Comes to the Rescue with Discounted RMA Program!