I see this in this way:
By definiton, OutOfRangeException should be use to when potential problem is logical. This (OutOfBoundsException) is for runtime, so it's perfect for catching errors which occur because of bad result from database and simillar.
Example of using OutOfBoundSException (see also note in "OutOfRangeException class" article):
<?php
class HandleApplication {
public function __construct($_POST) {
if(!isset($_POST['secretCode'])
throw new OutOfBoundsException('Application hasn't sent secret code for authenticate');
}
