Seagate 1.5 TB Barracuda - $99.99 w/FS @ Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00066IJPQ
From their weekly deals email... Good deal if you're looking for some big drives for raid-0 or whatever. Price is valid for this week.
Decent price for some decent memory, solid choice for a P55 build.
CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB ( 2 X 2GB ) PC3-10666 DDR3 $85FS from Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0014BOQ54
if its showing as 114.99 and from tiger direct, use the golbox page url to get the deal of the day price...
Seems like it is lower than Newegg and is in stock...
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002XIS30Q
priced at $199.99 for this week according to their top10 deals email.
So I got one of these GA-X58A-UD7 boards, and it failed to come with the silent pipe chipset heatsink. I've already asked gigabyte to send me one, but in the meantime, it's holding up the build...
Is it safe to run the board with just the default water block heatpipe assembly with just air...
Logitech diNovo keyboard for notebooks--$19.99 after mail-in rebate (restrictions apply, while supplies last) http://amzn.com/B001FB55GC
Found on amazontechdeals twitter update
http://twitter.com/amazontechdeals
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Antec MX-1 USB/eSATA hard drive enclosure - $29.99
link to the deal at Amazon
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also some bundle offers on bare drives on the same page, decent deal on the MX-1 seeing how newegg has it for over $50...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000S34ARS/
at Amazon, so that means free shipping, and if you're lucky, no tax either. Not too shabby for a solid backup drive from WD.
UPDATED: now $86.99 guess it was a 1 day thing
Does anyone happen to have this combination?
Asus Striker Extreme 680i SLI mobo with a thermalright Extreme 120 heatsink? does it fit among all the elaborate heatpipe cooling on the mobo?
http://www.amazon.com/Geforce-8800-G.../dp/B000NVPTZM
no rebates needed, decent deal for a economy gaming PC. Wouldn't recommend it for resolutions higher than 1680x1050 (22" lcd) but anything below that, it should be a good time.
Costs hundreds more everywhere else for this high end "executive" level notebook.
Amazon seems to be the lowest price among all the reputable sites selling this model.
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Works with the sprint EV-DO network, and has a discrete graphics card...
Another decent deal for those looking for a budget card but slightly higher than budget performance.
Amazon.com has the EVGA (320-P2-N811-AR) GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB
for $159.99 + $30 MIR for a final price of $129.99
Qualifies for FREE super saver shipping
Not bad for a 96 stream...
Pretty sizable mail-in-rebate offered right now on those BFG Ageia PhysX cards... brings it down to $99.99. I always thought that this was the price range a product like this should be at or lower.
Unreal Tournament 3 looks to support it too.
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Some decent deals I came across @ the 'egg:
DFI Infinity P965 motherboard
$84.99 + shipping, no rebates needed, seems to be a decent alternative to getting a low end P35...
Shuttle SG31G2 SFF (Intel G3 chipset)
$249.99 after $10 instant rebate, $199 after $50 Mail In Rebate... More...
I'm putting my iomega mico mini to rest soon as its 1GB capacity is starting to feel too small. so I'm looking for a new USB flash memory thumb drive. I've given up on finding a drive with 8-16 gb capacity as small or smaller than the micro mini, so a larger drive will be OK.
I really got used...
Saw this on the Newegg Myspace:
Sounds like a free webcast to show people ways to take advantage of Windows Vista with AMD hardware.
Attend for your chance to win an AMD Platform Upgrade kit
- AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Processor newegg item # 19-103-773
- Sapphire HD 2600XT Video Card...
Just saw this today on the Newegg homepage and the Newegg myspace profile...
Has anyone ever been to LANfest before? I knew some people that attended the PC Gamer / Newegg "showdown LANfest 2k6" last year and they said it was cool because of all the stuff they gave away at their booth...
Saw this on the Newegg.com homepage:
ECS Motherboard/Video Card Combos
Decent for some work & light gaming systems on a budget, the 10 dollar instant savings absorbs shipping fees and/or tax (if that applies to you) and some combos have stackable rebates.
i have the wd mybook premium 400gb external drive and for the most part works. but sometimes the drive has a problem where it won't spin back up when its off and i turn it back on or when i turn on the computer. the led will light up but the drive and the fan will not start up. i have to...
Currently I have a Core 2 Duo E6700 Engineering sample in my system it is overclocked to 3.6ghz on air without needing any adjustments to the cpu or memory voltage. It idles at about 41-43C and under load its in the high 50C range.
Needless to say, I'm pretty happy with this setup.
However...
Bigfoot Networks killer NIC M1 PCI Network Adapter for $249.99
Newegg has the Bigfoot Networks killer NIC M1 PCI Network Adapter with a 400 MHz Network Processing Unit (NPU) for $279.99 - $30 off code: [deleted] Exp 9/29 = $249.99, $4.99 Three Day Shipping.
Is there any benefit going SLI with these two "lesser" cards over using a Single ATI X1900XT?
My PSU is powerful enough to handle both, but I cannot go crossfire since I have an Nforce4 SLI16 board...
even though I have a X1900Xt card I havent kept up with the whole crossfire thing all that much, dual cards arent that appealing to me just yet especially when refreshes are coming out so quickly...
...but how exactly does one create a X1900XTX crossfire setup? I thought the crossfire...
I currently have a 7800 GTX 512 card in my system, next week I will be recieving a X1900XT, which one is better? From the few benchmarks Ive seen it looks like they are pretty much neck and neck. Is it just down to a matter of preference?
So this topic is somewhat related to displays. Do you think that webpages optimized for 800x600 should just drop that aging spec and be optimized for AT LEAST 1024x768?
Not talking about any websites specifically, just askign what do you guys think is a best practice sites should follow...
Newegg has a landing page right now that has AMD CPU + ATI video card bundles. You can choose any cpu and video card to make a combo. Each combo will offer discounts from $15-$50.
So if you choose a CPU + a X1900XTX, save $50 on the combo (instant)
Then there is a mail in rebate on the...
I recently installed the latest build ( 5308 ) of Windows Vista just to check it out. After I was done, I did a clean install of Windows XP Professional x64 edition to be able to use my computer again.
Everything installed perfectly, drivers, updates and all. Then I decided to install my cd...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16855197001
Looks like a really inexpensive mp3 player, especially after rebate.
The SD cards offered underneath in the combo specials are pretty good deals.
Are there any issues with installing 4GB (4x1GB) of Corsair 3500LL pro memory in an ASUS A8N32 SLI board?
Are there any settings I should look out for? do I have to change the command rate to 2T or something?
I will be using win XP Pro 64
Page 1 of the Newegg.com homepage has got some limited time deals again.
Seems like the canon SD400 camera is a great deal at $259 shipped
The Sempron Acer laptop is decent at $599
and the EVGA (great brand) 7800GT is at a good price of $319 shipped (hey... no rebates to fumble with at...
page 1 of the newegg homepage has got some limited time deals again.
Seems like the canon SD450 camera is a decent deal at $299
the patriot memory also looks pretty good... anyone have experience with that brand?
66 bucks after rebate for a gig of memory is pretty sweet
FTW
Anyone find some good deals in Newegg's 6 hour sale?
I just saw the banner and the pages of items on the main page.
Things that grabbed my attention:
Raptor for $143 after $20 rebate
PNY Attache 1GB usb drive for $44.50 no rebates necessary
:thumbsup: FTW
I just noticed this today when I logged on to check up on their HD deals.
Newegg.com Preferred Account
Looks like a pretty cool offer. The 6 months promotional "no payments for 6 months for orders over $500" seems like it can come in handy for the holiday season.
Also the Free rush...
So are there any PC hardware enthusiast websites our friends up north like to visit?
Guess they don't have to be Canadian based websites, but I was wondering if there were any?
Or which sites in general Canadian PC hardware enthusiasts like to visit? Wherever the sites may originate from...
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