bfg tech leaving graphics card business

[deadrats]

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/GPU-Graphics-Cards-GeForce-BFG,10452.html

"After eight years of providing innovative, high-quality graphics cards to the market, we regret to say that this category is no longer profitable for us, although we will continue to evaluate it going forward," said John Slevin, chairman of BFG Technologies

personally i think it's because of intel's upcoming "sandy bridge" processors due out by the end if this year, i think the days of the discrete graphics solution are almost over.

[HotDamn!]

I couldn't view the link because I'm having issues getting on tomshardware for some weird reason..

Any word on the warranty's? Would hate to not have my warranty anymore.

[lowellriggsiam]

I couldn't view the link because I'm having issues getting on tomshardware for some weird reason..

Any word on the warranty's? Would hate to not have my warranty anymore.

The message on the link says it's all still good.

[HotDamn!]

I couldn't view the link because I'm having issues getting on tomshardware for some weird reason..

Any word on the warranty's? Would hate to not have my warranty anymore.

The message on the link says it's all still good.

Thanks

[RabidDog]

different Gfx cards are simply down to the BOx and the included Goodys, cut throat margins plus a silly name did them in.

[MJA]

I noticed some companies don't make any video cards based on the ATI chip like EVGA

[sohaibrazzaq]

If its true then its sad, BFG is a quality GPU maker, as a matter of fact i am running 3x BFG GTX 260 in three-way SLI on Asus P6T mobo and never had any kind of problem. Well if BFG leave then my only option will be either EVGA or Asus for graphics cards as i have fairly poor experience with XFX cards and i have never used ATI card before.