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8600GTS IN STOCK :O

the link just goes to their main page, but if you search for it you can find it.

"GeForce 8600GTS 256MB PCI Express Video
Internet Price: $319.00
Retail Price: $328.57
Stock level: >5 (in Stock)
Model #: 8600GTS "

"Product Details
Product Name: GeForce 8600GTS 256MB PCI Express Video
Warranty: 12 mths
Manufactures: Albatron
Weight(kg): 0
Product link:

Product Description:
Important Note: Product information is drawn from suppliers and manufacturers. Check manufactures above for the most up to date information,While we make every effort to keep this site current and error free, we cannot honour errors such as outdated or incorrect prices,specifications.
Prices and specifications can change without notice. Pictures are for illustration purposes only."
 
hey nice...good find. hopefully that e-tailer will honor the purchase!

unfortunately i dont live in australia...and i have an 8800GTS, which makes it even less of a thing for me to buy.
 
Originally posted by: swtethan
someone wanna buy it?
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I'll get Dug to check it out 😉

Although in reality IIRC he's still on an Athlon XP and wouldn't be able to use it....guess he'd just have to pass it on to me. 😎
 
Originally posted by: AnotherGuy
how much would that be in US dollars?
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You can try this currency convertor. Bear in mind we have a 10% GST here that consumers pay - this would need to be removed and whatever GST, VAT or sales tax you pay where you live added.
 
One Australian dollar is roughly 0.81 US cents, which is on the high side. On the other the hand its 6.32 Chinese Yuan, which is probably more important to Treasury given how much coal & mineral ore we supply to china.
 
you guys need to remember, Aussie prices are considerably higher than US prices even when converted....we get taxed and overcharged to the sh!t house when it comes to PC parts....

My advice as somebody who works in the Australian PC retail market...by from the US, you'll save heaps.
 
Originally posted by: tuteja1986
that is a ripoff ;( you can get a X1950pro in Australia for $250.
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show me where...most places sell them for around AU$330-350 for the PCI-E model and AU$400+ for the AGP model.
 
so .... it appears that nvidia is also waiting for AMD's family launch ... and stocking up product

how refreshing for a change
 
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