Much improved for chain pizza. Not in the same league as Apizza Scholls, Dove Vive, or Ken's as Portland has become very nice for NW pizza. Still, I'd give a passing grade - like a C+, not bad but by no means fantastic.
Cap 1 website is down for me as also. My card worked yesterday but I don't carry any balance month to month. I want to say I paid about 10 days ago; it worked fine then. Call them if you are concerned. The website is FUBARed currently for whatever reason.
Happy: Pretty sure you are wrong about that.
I don't believe any i3 380 laptops have HD2000 graphics as it isn't Sandy Bridge. Your resolution is highly suspect as well (1280 x 600).
Same with the girlfriend - I'm not buying that without proof either :)
Not to say that basic laptops...
Alright some of you are getting stuck in the weeds...
When is the last time the GOP lost a district that was 3:1 registration in their favor. umm, frickin' never. Even Ted Stevens in AK lost by a sliver after being found guilty of a FELONY (which was later ruled BS - shock).
Keep...
Can you go a little higher than $110? You can get something much larger for a bit more.
For example Newegg has an Acer 23.6" 1080P for $140, free shipping. I don't have one, but I seen one and I thought it was fine, especially for the price.
This item #: N82E16824009305
I'd rather have...
It's a decent laptop.
I've recently purchased a P6200 (think a mildly crippled Arrandale i3) Lenovo and a B940 (think a mildly crippled Sandy Bridge i3) Asus laptop and they are surprisingly capable. Way better than a C2D - without a doubt.
Obviously being packaged with a 5400 rpm 320GB...
Yah, maybe it's not a legit website, but on the UPC (that checks out) that's weak sauce. Looks good to me on google. I'm not worried; I'm sure Amex would have no problem doing a chargeback on a fraud situation.
You could be right but that's super flimsy on what you presented.
OCZ got my defective drive Monday and sent out a replacement today via FedEx. No grief on the RMA and they did turn it around quickly. We'll see how the replacement drive works out.
No, I didn't try another PC. I did try both (actually all three types) of SATA ports, the Intel SATA II, SATA III (both the Intel and the Marvell) ports.
The other drive in the system, a Samsung F3 has had no problems. This is with the replacement motherboard (the B3 rev). It occurred...
I had the *exact* same thing happen to the build I did for my dad (2500k Sandy Bridge, Asus P8P67 Pro though on the mobo). It was about 8 weeks as well.
It was a Vertex 2, 180 gig and the same damn thing happened as you described. Did a RMA with OCZ for it, just sent the drive in end of...
Yup, me too. I contacted Asus directly and they took care of me. They shipped the mobo first, but I needed to give CC information (if case I didn't send them the defective board).
They provided a return shipping label. Swapped out the mobo and shipped it back to Asus.
I was happy...
The 1.8" versions can be a bit more than the 2.5" flavor, but there are Sandforce drives (e.g. Vertex 2), Intel as Zap mentioned as well as the Crucial Real SSD ones. All of those are decent.
Look around and you'll find them; they aren't as numerous as the 2.5" varieties but they are out there.
Right, because it's not 100% water; it's EtOH and water. Since it's not pure water why would it freeze like 100% water (like salt water or other water/alcohol/glycol mixtures)?
I think 80 proof liquor (40%) freezes around ~-20F (that would be about, not exactly) way colder than a (normal)...
Well this is disappointing. I was thinking the NDA would lift at midnight EST. Apparently not. Since it's almost 1:00 EST; it probably going to be sometime tomorrow I'm guessing.
Keep an eye out for us Happy!
Alright - I convinced my bro to bite, to X-fire with his existing 6870... We purchased tonight. I'll let you guys know how it turns out.
It's a hot deal but not so hot, it stinks. For comparison the cheapest 6850 on Newegg is $170, $155 AR.
I think this will be legit. I'll post...
How much $$ are you looking to spend? To just surf the net, use MS Office and view pixs, really an i3 is fine. Spend the cash on a better monitor and a SSD.
Newegg has a shellshocker now with an i3-540 and an ASUS P7H55-M Pro for dirt cheap $185, with integrated graphic included. You...
Purchased a i5 2500k and a ASUS P8P67 Pro mobo this afternoon at Fry's - Wilsonville. I had the rest of the parts already purchased (a system for my dad). Just finished putting it together and installing windows about an hour ago. So far, it looks really sweet. The build was pretty easy...
I'm feeling ok about my 5870 purchase 11 months ago, as well as the 6950 that we just purchased for my dad (eyefinity setup - great choice for that IMO). I also think the GTX570 is a great card and was that was a really fine launch by nvidia. And if you are so inclined a great deal on a 5870...
Sweet deal, got 3 sets to split between two builds. I've bought a couple of sets in the past and while it doesn't lite the world on fire, it's good solid stuff. I paid over twice that ($109 I think) earlier this year.
In Las Vegas the cops would have gotten the perps in 20 minutes. In Atlantic City - forget it the cops are too busy boinking hookers and eating donuts.
I got robbed (at gunpoint) and assaulted in AC in the very late 90's and the cops couldn't even be bothered to take a proper statement...
Patron is good stuff but it is overpriced; but make no mistake there is nothing wrong with Patron. Patron is not made in Vegas; it's made in Jalisco MX - the USA importer is incorporated in NV. Most 100% agave tequilas are fine. Sauza Hornitos is almost as good at half the price. Cazadores is...
A 5770 works fine for SC2. I don't know about with super heavy crowding and it is a beta, but paired with an i5 750 it's fine. I had a very similar decision recently in building my wife's rig for light gaming use. I ended up going with a 5770 and using the money elsewhere for better...
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