9800 Pro new $159 + shipping

[GeneralGrievous]

http://www.a2zcomp.com/buy.asp?REF=1&SKU=XR98C3L

It's a powercolor, I don't think they made any 128 bit cards. The picture matches the 256 bit 9800 Pros.

 

[Mazzid]

On Tom's hardware that SKU is listed as a 128MB card.

 

[usernamemax20charact]

Nice price. But terrible reseller ratings.

On top of that, the BBB has an unsatisfactory record with them "due to a pattern of complaints. The company has resolved some complaints presented by the Bureau; however, some complaints remain unresolved. The Bureau has received patterns of complaints alleging confusion with restocking fees or other charges; that the firm shipped incorrect merchandise; that items received were not as advertised; and the company delayed in giving refunds. The company responded to some complaints by explaining its position as to why an adjustment was not warranted; in other instances, the consumer's complaint was adjusted. Some complaints have been closed as dissatisfied. There are two complaints that remain unanswered. In one instance, the consumer informed the Bureau that the matter was resolved. "

I'd avoid them.

And don't you just love how they give themselves a 5-star rating on their home page for customer reviews despite what reseller ratings and the BBB has on file?

 

[GeneralGrievous]

It looks like a hit or miss store. The ratings are mostly very satisfied or very dissatisfied. At this price it might be worth the risk though; just don't expect RMA support and driver CD/cables and such.

 

[porkbun]

The part number refers to a 9800 NP. You may be able to flash it to a pro if it has good memory.

 

[Johnbear007]

this is a 9800 se