EVGA a good GPU brand? How 'bout BFG?

I'm getting a new vid-card very soon and I've been looking around at brands on newegg.   I've always used PNY or ATI in the past.  I'm also considering BFG, but am weary of the OC with reliability.  I've seen a lot of EVGA cards and they seem to be pretty prevalent.  That a decent brand?

I'm looking at a 7600GS AGP. $100 for the EVGA, $150 for PNY, $180 for BFG.   I just need a new card to play Company of Heroes until I do a major overhaul in a year with a dual-core chip, new mobo, and PCI-E card. 

I personally like eVGA's upgrade and replace feature. I think its a 90 day period in which you can turn in your old card to get a newer one.Peter_Darkstar

This is correct, and eVGA is undoubtedly one of the best company's to buy from when it comes to Mobo's and Vid Card's, Hands down, they have some of the best customer service and great plans for shipping along with awesome products.

I have always used BFG (BFG 5200 - BFG 6200 - Soon im getting BFG 7900GS) they seem to always last and never die on me!LouieV13

I don't quite consider OCZ to be top for Nvidia GPUs. Yes they may have came back, nothing too spectacular they have done however. Back on topic, BFG is fairly good. If OCing is important to you, head with EVGA and XFX. Leadtek is also a long time Nvidia supplier and their products have all been solid.SSJBen

 If you want to pick a negative out, its the fact that they only done the 8800gtx, which there pricing is on par and well, i guess the Corette card on the HSF isnt too great, but meh.  My setups are all regular ATX, so that doesnt really bother me.

evga offers lifetime warranty and the Step-up program where you pay the difference of a new card you want to step up to with the original retail cost of your old card, makes excellent overclocked cards and their custom cooler dubbed the ACS3 is quite cool. BFG Tech makes awesome nvidia cards, very reliable and have a lifetime warranty as well. xfx have killer overclocked cards, and have a double-lifetime warranty that crosses over to the next owner if you ever wanted to sell your card.jfelisario

XFX, EVGA, BFG are somewhat cowards IMO. EVGA put a massive heatsink on their ACS3 cards and the results were unimpressive. IMO, with such experience, atleast try some like what Sparkle Calibre did with the 8800 series.TheDarthvader