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TGT Tuning Halts their Business
TGT Tuning is no more. Founded in July 2010 by Wolfram Tismer and Peter Tersluisen, the company build up a dedicated team specialized on graphics card tuning. Products with the TGT label were hand selected and underwent comprehensive burn in procedures significantly beyond shipping specifications.
OCaholic on the matter: We have just noticed that the website from TGT GmbH, the Point of View Tuning Team was down and therefore asked our contact at TGT what happened. He told us what's going on and unfortunately we can't publish it at this time but in short "TGT went defunct", which were his actual words. This is not an April fool!
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#4569716 Posted on: 04/04/2013 01:39 PM
Way more stupid hobbies that pay, Oh well does this mean my TGT has now gone up in value
I feel bad for the guy, but how he figured that this would ever be a sustainable business beyond a hobby is beyond me.
Way more stupid hobbies that pay, Oh well does this mean my TGT has now gone up in value
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#4569720 Posted on: 04/04/2013 01:46 PM
Those card were not that common in the states.
did look for them but i could not find them
Those card were not that common in the states.
did look for them but i could not find them
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#4569722 Posted on: 04/04/2013 01:46 PM
Never even heard of them.
Marketing goes a long to making a business successful.
Never even heard of them.
Marketing goes a long to making a business successful.
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#4569938 Posted on: 04/04/2013 07:24 PM
Those card were not that common in the states.
did look for them but i could not find them
it's V card with aquacomputer waterblock and heavy tuned bios... i owned 2 and both where really good despite not too impressive on paper spec.
the air cooling one where not bad but not as good as the watercool one.
about this kind of "hobizness" : it might be valuable, i do home made racing part, and it reward me of about 700 extra buck by month on last year.
Those card were not that common in the states.
did look for them but i could not find them
it's V card with aquacomputer waterblock and heavy tuned bios... i owned 2 and both where really good despite not too impressive on paper spec.
the air cooling one where not bad but not as good as the watercool one.
about this kind of "hobizness" : it might be valuable, i do home made racing part, and it reward me of about 700 extra buck by month on last year.
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I feel bad for the guy, but how he figured that this would ever be a sustainable business beyond a hobby is beyond me.