Price drop at Newegg.com with 1.33Ghz CPU! $189!

[Lysimachus]

Boy, am I glad I didn't order it lastnight from fticomputers.com! It was for a $189 at FTI computers and $210 at Newegg! I was hoping that it wouldn't be so expensive at newegg since I'd prefer to order from them since it seems to be such a good reliable company.

But lo and behold, I just checked, and the price of the OEM 1.33ghz CPU at Newegg.com has dropped to $189 as well!

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There is only one thing I would like to know. What does "PGA" stand for? It says "PGA processor". I notice that at other sites that don't mention "PGA" for this same CPU, why is that? Is there supposed to be a difference?

 

[MrCoyote]

PGA stands for "Pin Grid Array". It's just a designation on how the pins are aligned on the processor. All socket-a processors are PGA.

 

[heffe734]

Good move...i bought 3 brand new whole rigs at newegg...fast shipping cuz i live in california...only bad thing is the tax. Newegg.com is awesome...very reliable...and very cheap. Anyone know how the week 15 1.3 AXIA "C" 's are doing when OC'd???

 

[Anaconda]

i just ordered some stuff from them and i said to bring their prices down on the 1.33 thunderbird, it seems my great negotiation skills worked! yeah right...

 

[00aStrOgUy00]

hmmmm...i wonder if it is worth the $40 to get this instead of 1.2GHz...anyone know the difference of overclocking between the two chips? I might just get my neighbor to handpick me a 9 week 1.33GHz AXIA Y

 

[00aStrOgUy00]

Oh and i think this should go in the "Hot Deals" section

 

[heffe734]

Yeah...anyone else know how the newegg cpu's are doing when OC'd???