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Why don't DFI do graphics cards?


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I mean their reputation alone would sell them even if they only slapped on there own HSF and made a few tweaks to the BIOS.

 

I'd like to see a DFI mobo with a DFI gfx card where you can configure the BIOS through the mobos BIOS.

 

Is there a reason they don't make them like other brands who do motherboards and gfx cards?

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No point, Most Nvidia card are made by nvidia and sold and rebadged. I do not know any company that engineers nvidia based cards.

 

 

Evga is basically using the referrance 680i nvidia board (as is ECS). Evga does offer good customer support, which may put them ahead of other manuf

 

As for ATI, not sure.

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EVGA is nvidia's parent company....

 

I have a DFI video card... I think it's a AGP 2x's or 4x's not sure right now...but they did make them...and it was a nvidia gpu...

 

Coarse a Lanparty video card would probably kick all other cards to the curb and then all the other companies would start whining about how unfair it is...?

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hows that? if they make a high end card, im sure there would be people buying it.

 

I might be wrong, but I think DFI is making the "big" money with OEM/industrial products. These outstanding OC-boards, like Lanparty/Infinity, are just a small bonus; but I might totally wrong... Just my thoughts when comparing other (big) brands with DFI.

Gipse

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