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Joytech (the first one to have launched GeForce4 Ti4200 based graphics card, as we told you here) announced a new solution called "Bloody Monster II Geforce4 TI 4600 Ultra". This product is claimed to offer much better overclocking opportunities than any other standard solution on GeForce4 Ti4600 (Joytech also has "Bloody Monster II Geforce4 TI 4600" in its product range clocked at the standard 300MHz chip and 650MHz DDR memory).

Unfortunately, the company forgot to mention what is better about the overclocking options of the new solution compared with the predecessors. Therefore, we can only guess what to expect from this card. So, we could only point out an even bloodier box of the newcomer so far :)

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