GeForce 9800GTX H2OC is a new graphics card from BFG. It uses a new “intelligent” water block developed together with DangerDen, dubbed ThermoIntelligence. The full-size block has made it possible for BFG to overclock the core from 675MHz to 780MHz and the shaders to an unprecedented 1944MHz from 1688MHz, while still staying up to 28C degrees cooler than the reference cooler. The memory has also been overclocked from 2200MHz to 2320MHz. The water block also reduces the size of the cooling from a bulky dual-slot to a more convenient single-slot solution. Each card comes with 1/2” and 3/8” fittings and additional micro-fittings for SLI and 3-way SLI setups.
The warer block is huge!

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Larrabee - 02 June 2008 01:21 PM

GeForce 9800GTX H2OC is a new graphics card from BFG. It uses a new “intelligent” water block developed together with DangerDen, dubbed ThermoIntelligence. The full-size block has made it possible for BFG to overclock the core from 675MHz to 780MHz and the shaders to an unprecedented 1944MHz from 1688MHz, while still staying up to 28C degrees cooler than the reference cooler. The memory has also been overclocked from 2200MHz to 2320MHz. The water block also reduces the size of the cooling from a bulky dual-slot to a more convenient single-slot solution. Each card comes with 1/2” and 3/8” fittings and additional micro-fittings for SLI and 3-way SLI setups.
The warer block is huge!

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Nice info there Larrabee.Today both the 8800GTS 512Mb & a 9800GTX retails for about the same price & even the 8800GTS can be OCed to achive the performance of 9800GTX.The naming scheme used by Nvidia is very misleading for the 9800GTx.It should’ve been called a 9800GTS,not a GTX as it performs at par with the 8800GTS cards.Anyways,thanks for sharing my friend. 😊