The Best Graphics Card Manufactuers (NVIDIA)

I'm really board right now , and am just making polls. Though I know what the majority is going to vote for, I still want to see the percentages.

If you were to choose between the companies for your graphics card, which one would you choose?

I prefer BFG Tech over the other ones. They have good customer service, a lot of times have the highest overclocked cards (I'm squeamish fer overclocking the cards myself, and I like their lifetime warranty to stay.), and most most importantly, their cards look the coolest .

BFG because of their always Quality comes first. Solid Built, and reliable.

I miss powercolor lol

havent had experience with evga or bfg but ive had an xfx card. well 3. their customer service was what made me vote for them and will probably purchase from them again.

i had a 7900gs agp almost a year ago. 3 months after i bought it the fan died and burned the card. i rma and they replaced. 5 months later trying to overclock my card (which the 7900gs is a beast to overclock) must have gained 200mhz on the gpu and ram and was stable (no artifacts either). so i started playing games, keeping on eye on the temperature. was hovering around 65C. i then decided to up COD4 on max settings in every way. then enjoying the detail too much i failed to see the temp rise to 74C but at that point my computer froze and artifacts went everywhere. GG, guess i shouldnt overclock that much with a stock cooler. anyway the max temp recorded was 74C which according to the technitians at XFX that was a stable temperature. so i RMA'd and they found the card faulty. they then said they were out of the 7900gs AGP so they offered me an 8800GTS 320 pci-e instead free of charge. (which i took as im putting together a new computer right now anyway. )
and thats why i chose XFX.

Ouch, 200MHz is pretty good for a 7900GS(AGP or PCI-E), I only managed 150MHz on my stock cooler, but no burn out, currently volt-modded my EVGA(PCI-E) and have taken up higher. The AGP cards probably die due to the PCI-E->AGP convertor on them overheating during use like that and dying, a friend had it happen on his 6600GT AGP with a similar issue, the core temps were considered fine but it died.

Still keeping my vote in for EVGA, although BFG has a good RMA program a friend had to RMA 3 7900GTs to them in 3 months which doesn't speak much for quality, can't speak for EVGA on their RMA department as my card and every EVGA card me and any one else I know have had are still chugging along.

+1, I think they allow/warranty some OCing too. (Not 100% sure)

I voted EVGA, great solid cards, great stepup and great support. I wonder when Sapphire will be making nVidia cards?

Voted "I don't care". Anything that is good I'll use, and not to mention the price.

Though my last few cards were Gigabyte only. I've had a bad experience with ASUS products and I tend to stay away from them.

I have to say I am VERY pleased with eVGA. Lifetime warranty which is voided by overclocking or aftermarket coolers, step-up program, and excellent support via phone and forums. Purchase of my 780i mobo and 2x 8800GT has made me a loyal customer for years to come. 5 eggs.

I've had XFX cards since i went Nvidia about three years ago, and not a single one has let me down, although i feel the same way about BFG so it's a tie.

I'm actually surprised about how many people don't care what brand. And lol @ jay2tall. Very true.

It was obvious from the beginning, that eVga was going to win. I'm sure they're a great brand, I just prefer BFG Tech over theirs.

Look here. http://www.legitreviews.com/article/683/3/ Hope this tweaks your palit heheh