OCZ set to enter VGA market

Famous memory manufacturer expands into 3D world

By INQUIRER newsdesk

Thu Dec 07 2006, 23:51

OCZ TECHNOLOGY, a company that started with high-performing memory modules and later expanded to USB storage, power supplies and so on is now entering the cut-throat market of graphics cards.

OCZ had the choice of choosing between Nvidia and ~~ATI~~AMD, but with current state of 3D, company of course chose to partner with Nvidia, bringing the OCZ GeForce 8800 series to life. You can expect that OCZ Technology will do a typical Nvidian reference board in first generation of products, and bring more unique approach later during the fast-approaching 2007.

Welcome to the real cut-throat land, lads. µ

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