We managed to get our hands on some pictures of the soon to be released single PCB GTX 295 from BFG. Unlike other partners that are mostly doing reference cooled cards, BFG has decided to go for watercooling on this one.

The new card will be a part of BFG's H2OC series, so if you check out the normal GTX 295 H2OC, you can see that it's a top notch, highly overclocked series, and we guess that the new single PCB GTX 295 H2OC might have the same fate.

The water block comes from Danger Den, and the card should feature 480 processing cores and a 2x448-bit memory interface.