Fry's Bay Area deals

[JMicaelK73]

Fry's Bay Area have some good deals.

ECS K7S5A with 1,2 GHz AMD Duron bare CPU for $79.99

SOYO SY-KT333 Dragon Lite with AMD XP2100+ bare CPU for $189.99

EPoX 4G4A+ with Intel P4 2AGHz RTL CPU for $249.99

AMD XP2000+ BYO System, 2 DIMM slots for up to 1 GB, Built in 2D/3D Video, 10/100 Network card
for $249.99

They also have 18" LCD for $529 after $100 MIR
17" LCD for $399 after $100 + $40 MIR

256 MB PC2100 DDR Memory $42.99

Have fun shopping

Micael

 

[qo23]

Thanks for the post!

 

[klep]

Does that PC2100 memory have a rebate or is that the in-store price? If it's in-store that's pretty hot. The best price after rebate lately has been $32. Probably worth the extra $10 to not have to bother...

 

[puppyfriend]

No rebate for the ram.

David

 

[MrCodeDude]

Yeah, but rebates with Fry's are always good. You have to wait 30 minutes for the person who doesn't speak english behind the counter to go find the correct rebate, but once you send it in, you get a check within two weeks.
-- mrcodedude

 

[jono8]

the ram price is in store

anyone know how good soyo motherboards are? I'm looking to build my first system and that mobo/cpu combo seems like it has a good price...

 

[vladgur]

trust me, that epox mobo/cpu combo will run cooler/faster than that amd combo. plus it overclocks better because of agp/pci lock

 

[klep]

Originally posted by: jono8
the ram price is in store

Anybody know what brand it is?

 

[puppyfriend]

Originally posted by: klep

Originally posted by: jono8
the ram price is in store

Anybody know what brand it is?

It's probably standard Fry's generic ram. That means a brand you've never heard of using chips made buy someone you've never heard of either. But have no fear. I use nothing but the cheapest Fry's ram I can get. I've never had problems with it since my 386 days.

David

 

[jono8]

Originally posted by: vladgur
trust me, that epox mobo/cpu combo will run cooler/faster than that amd combo. plus it overclocks better because of agp/pci lock

Thanks for the tip, after reading some info about the P4 2.0a and epox mobos, i'm tempted now. I'm building a computer for my first time and I guess i'm unsure about what to get exactly.

 

[Buz2b]

Originally posted by: puppyfriend

Originally posted by: klep

Originally posted by: jono8
the ram price is in store

Anybody know what brand it is?

It's probably standard Fry's generic ram. That means a brand you've never heard of using chips made buy someone you've never heard of either. But have no fear. I use nothing but the cheapest Fry's ram I can get. I've never had problems with it since my 386 days.

David

I would just advise that you be "ready to go" with a system for the RAM or be doing an upgrade. You really need to test this RAM in your system ASAP because it will either be the "30 day warranty" variety or the "90 day" version. Not long but not really a problem, as long as it "works" in your system. But you are stuck if you wait too long to test and find out it won't work. Hey, that's pretty much standard on whatever you buy anywhere these days so just be aware. Nice deal.

 

[JMicaelK73]

Went to Fry's yesterday and got some ram. It say Legacy Electronics on a sticker and on the chip it say Lei, LED161608TA-7, 0234
16M*16 SDRAM-7-T, MADE IN USA

Hope that helps some one, and yes it comes with a 90 Days Warranty.

Thanks Micael

 

[alaniscool]

Thanks for the post.