Speed Up Your Online Gaming With Killer Network Interface Card

bigfootBigfoot Networks Inc. has introduced its flagship gaming product – the Killer NIC (Network Interface Card). Powered by LLR Technology, the Killer NIC features a 400Mhz Network Processing Unit (NPU) and 64MB of dedicated DDR. These result in better ping times and more Frames Per Second (FPS) while playing games online.

Killer utilizes LLR Technology to offload the network processing tasks of games away from the CPU and onto the NPU, thus speeding up and improving the online gaming experience. Unlike other hardware products in the market today, Killer does not require game integration. It focuses on making the game run fast and smooth during the most intense action. To gamers, that can be the difference between winning and losing. The interface card is designed specifically for online video games. In addition, the LLR Technology offers developers the chance to write their own applications and utilities to run on the NPU.

The Killer NIC will go on sale starting August 16th.

bigfootBigfoot Networks Inc. has introduced its flagship gaming product – the Killer NIC (Network Interface Card). Powered by LLR Technology, the Killer NIC features a 400Mhz Network Processing Unit (NPU) and 64MB of dedicated DDR. These result in better ping times and more Frames Per Second (FPS) while playing games online.

Killer utilizes LLR Technology to offload the network processing tasks of games away from the CPU and onto the NPU, thus speeding up and improving the online gaming experience. Unlike other hardware products in the market today, Killer does not require game integration. It focuses on making the game run fast and smooth during the most intense action. To gamers, that can be the difference between winning and losing. The interface card is designed specifically for online video games. In addition, the LLR Technology offers developers the chance to write their own applications and utilities to run on the NPU.

The Killer NIC will go on sale starting August 16th.

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