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:whistle: an excellent point! Evel Knievel never succesfully jumped the Snake River Canyon but
he did successfully break every bone in his body except for the tiny trio in the inner ear ;)
Been a couple years back, but I sold an Intel Quad-Core CPU on eBay, a week later USPS Delivery Confirmation showed it delivered to buyer's address no prob . . .
Over four MONTHS later he files a PayPal dispute that he didn't receive the processor
Naturally, PayPal gave him his money back :(
I gotta go with my man, [H]ere. My Q6600 hit 4.0GHz (with a lil bit o experimentation :p)
and using a T.R.U.E-120 Extreme (single fan Pulling) idle is at 31degC, load about 55-58degC
Never had any probs gaming either, running 2x 2900XT's CF and then 2x 3870's
And unlike the Core i7...
I can testify that DLink's Wireless N routers are quality merchandise.
I have one of the DLink Wireless N routers, works great. But since my ex moved out
I really don't use it hardly at all anymore unless a friend with a laptop comes over.
It is still under warranty. If anyone is...
Don't be worried,my friend, I haven't had any troubles at all on that rig lately.
I had forgotten it was a whole-system heatpipe cooling setup when I ordered
the Thermalright chipset cooler, so I held off on dismantling that whole deal.
My final solution was using a CoolIT Domino A.L.C...
I gotta back your play [H]ere Bo: I've dealt with svc.com dozens of times in the
past several years, always better deals than most big sites, always cheap s/h,
and I have never ONCE had a problem with them, their service, or any products.
I honestly can't say that about any other etailer...
DOH! Freedom isn't freedom if there are restrictions (like you have to pay tax if you want to BUY things)
Here's what I got when I added this code in to the mix:
Edit: Combo no longer available *argh*
And Bless your little 1700+'s heart for running flat-out at 1.666 :p
And, follow the math . . . .
Now, it well may be my algebraic sense has wandered in this summer heat stroke, I mean "wave,"
but if it's true that .25 is the value of the coupon in percent, then that is 25/100 = 1/4th...