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BFGPower.com

I noticed that site the other day when I clicked on the wrong link for one of their graphics cards.
 
jonnyGURU has been advertising the site for the past few months or so in his sig. Though last I saw it, it had a "coming soon" sign.
 
Yeah. We just made the version you see up there now live over the weekend. It was pretty rough before (HTML a la notepad). Still need to add specifications for each individual model (LS-550, LS-680, MX-550, etc.) but there's still some good info up there like the FAQ and "what PSU do I need". ;)

Thanks guys!
 
Is there any time frame on when there is going to be more details and photos for your modular line? That is what caught my attention when I was first linked to that site.
 
LS will arrive in the States mid-June... I know.. .that's not what you asked. ;)

Slight delay on the MX, but they should also be available in June, but initially only in Europe until the whole Ultra Product patent thing blows over (or doesn't, whatever the case may be.)
 
I really like that comparison table. Seems to lay out the component choice and ratings differences well.
 
I was just sent the link as part of a new ad and I KNEW I had not seen the site before. Looks pretty sweet.
 
The MX series looks modular...I wonder what the status is on Ultra's litigation of its patent.
 
Do you manufacture your own or are they made for you guys by another company like Corsair (Seasonic)?
 
Those of us who follow PSU's knew that once BFG brought Jon on-board, that they would be taking things very seriously. It's nice to see more companies marketing, producing and getting the general knowledge of quality PSU's out to the enthusiast community.
 
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