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I was just in PB yesterday, and for the SECOND time, the schmuck behind the counter tried to sell me the wrong pads (didn't have the correct ones- a '90-'91 CRX Si uses different pads than the DX model). But Autozone had the right ones, and I'll be buying from them in the future, too. Morons!
9.75% tax? Not for those of us in "Fly-Over Country". Sales tax? Whazzdat?
The "no sales tax states": Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon. And NH has no state income tax, either. (Live Free or Die, Baby!)
Snicker! :rolleyes:
1. I'll finally retire my old websurfing machine- an overclocked 1700XP (2.4GHz) and go for the gusto with a new AM2-based system, using the X2 5000+BE as the starting point. I hear someone got theirs cranked up to 4Ghz. I love a challenge..... :D
2. Phenom
I just received a letter from Trendnet (maker of wireless routers and receivers). I have about 5 rebates in-process for stuff I bought at CompUSA. In the letter, Trendnet "claims" that I forgot to send-in the UPC code(s). But I had it taped to the submittal form on ALL submissions...
They also have the 802.11b/g cardbus adapter for $5 AR
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?pfp=cat3&product_code=344144
I'm picking up all three from my local store. $15 AR for a 802.11g router, USB2.0 adapter for a desktop, and also a PCMCIA adapter for my laptop is, as...
$19.99 at mwave now:
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/viewspec.hmx?scriteria=BA22243&RSKU=BA22243
Also $19.99 at Directron:
http://www.directron.com/hp585d.html
EWorldSale is now $22.99, ditto for CensusPC
Hmmmm, I wouldn't say it was noisy, compared to either of the other two PSU's in the room. It has two 80mm fans.
Reading off the box, it says it uses Smart Fan Control to keep the sound under 22dBa, and the power efficiency is >75%.
Here's the HEC data page...
Well, I've been using one to power a DFI Lanparty UT NF4 SLI-DR Expert with a 53% overclocked Opteron 165 (2.75GHz), an EVGA 7600GT CO videocard, 18X DVD-burner, and five harddrives (four are SATA, one IDE) for the last 8-9 months. It runs stably at 2.85GHz in cooler weather.
I checked the...
I just purchased and installed a brandnew Maxtor (cough, cough... SEAGATE) hard drive that I received from Fry's/Outpost. Though branded a Maxtor, it was definitely a Seagate ST3500630AS DiamondMax 21, Series 3.5, 7200.10 (only difference is "STM" instead of "ST" in the ID string).
What is...
Yup, just received my drive via DHL. It's a 500GB Maxtor STM3500630AS DiamondMax 21, Series 3.5, 7200.10, with a 3-year warranty. Basically, it's a Maxtor-labeled Seagate ST3500630AS, with four 125GB platters. Yes, it's Perpendicular Recording, Bay-Bee! :cool:
Funny, the box says it's a...