Well the NVIDIA graphics cards are pose to be one of the most intense and the most powerful graphics card to date in 2009. Well the GTx295 have some of the refurbishment in to its production life with the revision of the PCB layout, having the dual slot variants fixed into a single PCB layout, giving it a production cost to be reduced and also cooler in some points of the card.
Well the BGF makers, the high end GTX295, into a water-cooling variants. And to add things up, they didn’t make the user have to make or buy a separate water-cooling kit for the pre-fit graphics cards. The BFG have teamed up with intelligent cool, to provide high end enthusiast all in one kit with the premium graphics card, in a kind of a reasonable prize. Well the BFG GTX295 H2OC is a new gaming version from third party manufacturers. Well the BFG was a bit late in releasing in the revision for of the GTX295so they can have a significant prize drop and also a smaller form factor of the war-cooling kit and block, but the size of the heat expansion of the older GTX295 is much better than the single PCB design (well the consideration is the double of the size of the dispassion).
Well the design and the physical form of the GTX295 is still the same as the original GTX295, with an extra form of copper linings and also pipes going in and around the card. Well it is a bit bigger than usual and has to increase the case space for the extra cooling kit, preferably in the back part of the case. And the core specs of the H2OC is a core frequency of 675 MHz from its standard core frequency of 576MHz, with also a memory clock frequency, 1458 MHz from a standard 1242MHz and as well as a GDDR3 memory, still a bit old memory format but fast enough to hit those good latencies in Crysis. With other features in the GTX295 are the; 1792 MB of memory space, physx technology for those simulation software and as well as software drivers for over-clocking if you’re really satisfied with the specs of the graphics card.
In the benchmark of the new GTX295 H2OC well we find a good overall speed and frames per second in most modern games like call of duty 4 and 5 and as well as Crysis in very high detail. But having to drop down in performance in Fallout 3 and also Chernobyl clear sky, considering the multiple graphics processor bug riddled in one of these card we don’t expect any major problems facing these card or any other card in fact, even in the red teams 4870X2.
Overall the new H2OC GTX295 is a one in-all-product that includes its own water-cooling kit, but the best of all with the GTX295 from BFG, with mostly an average warrantee in all of their products and a little bit for the over-clocking over heads, this is a good single card alternative to those SLI and crossfire configuration. But the only flaw about the graphics card is the space required for the cooler and would have been great, if you have another GTX295 for a quad SLI, you could connect to an already installed war-cooling block.