VR-Zone has rounded up a total of 23 different brands of GeForce 9800 GTX
from ASUS, MSI, Leadtek, Inno3D, Sparkle, XFX, Foxconn, POV, Chaintech,
Albatron, Elsa, Palit, Gainward, BFG, ZOTAC, EVGA, ZOGIS, Gigabyte, PNY, Club3D, AXLE, ECS, Forsa. Among all, it seems Foxconn is the most aggressively clocked at
780MHz core and 2.36GHz memories.
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Palit also makes cards and is perhaps the biggest single customer for Nvidia-chips since they "own" Asia. Usually first batch of their cards also comes from Foxconn, but two or three weeks later they have their own cards out there. They use their own PCBs and cooling solutions. http://www.techpowerup.com/img/07-10...lit_8800GT.jpg For example this 8800 GT uses Zalman-derivative cooler and when reference cards have only two-phace powersupplysystem this Palit version has three-phace. |
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They also make PS3s, Xbox360s, iPods, iPhones, Mac Pro motherboards and so on and so forth. Why isn't PS3-Forever declared a troll yet?  |
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| I think you would definatley wonder when it turns out that most of the above mentioned 9800GTX cards were most likely built by one of the largest OEM manufacturing company. Guess what it is called. |
| What can be worse than Foxconn? lmao Foxconn can't even make retention modules for cpus, they crack, wear out instantly and causes short circuit. Well, now guess what to expect from their aggressively clocked graphicd card...it will just melt right on your pci devices which is not so bad compared to the worst what can happen. |