BFG Technologies [SEP] dissolved or abolished
as a water-cooled solution. While they also manufactured an air-cooled version of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295, it was not overclocked.
On May 21, 2010, John Slevin the chairman of BFG Technologies, announced that they would no longer be developing graphics cards, as it was not profitable for them.
In August 2010, BFG began the process of liquidation, initially only for the GPU business but eventually expanding to include the entire company. As a result of this, BFG ceased to honor RMA
3D Fuzion
3D Fuzion was a downmarket subsidiary of now-defunct BFG Technologies. Like BFG, they were one of many NVIDIA OEM partners. They sold entry, midrange and high-end video cards utilizing NVIDIA chipsets, just like BFG Technologies. The primary difference between 3D Fuzion and BFG-branded boards was that the 3D Fuzion boards didn't offer a Lifetime Warranty or 24/7 technical support. In addition, they didn't deviate from NVIDIA's reference design clock rates for their video cards, while BFG was one of