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Shipping: $34.38 :( That just ruins it.

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OK, now all whoever did this needs to send to the proccessor, motherboard, and everything else that made this possible. My 3000+ is getting old. :(

I thought that a 7900 GT is slightly faster, but this deal is still very hot.

Hmm, it doesn't say whether it's a retail one or not.

How good are these Office Depot rebates?

Still too expensive for me. :( Will have to stick to Realtek's audio for a while longer...

I guess I'll just let this one go and live with just one 2005FPW. If this happens again one of you better call me so I can get in on it. :D

Congrats, you lucky man. Now you can share the love by sending that monitor to me. ;)

Why did I have to go out and eat tonight... *sniff* Congrats to those who got in on this, hope it works out. :)

So how does this compare to the NVidia TNT2? I think the 3 year old Sony PC needs a new GFX card.

Does anyone know what kind of HSF this processor comes with? I hope it's better than the cheap one I got with my socket 775 P4.

What do you guys think about the two Lian Li cases? Other stores seem to have them at around $170 w/o shipping. I really want to replace my crappy $40 Rosewill...

I still prefer the MX510 I have, simply because it has 2 thumb buttons for going back and forward. ;) Plus it was a lot cheaper.

Even if this thing can supply 1000W, don't get it, because you're probably not going to need it. Get something cheaper from Seasonic or PCP&C and you'll thank yourself later. And I really doubt it can sustain 1000W.

I'd jump if the case had better cooling. A 90mm and an 80mm fan is not enough for me. I can't even tell where the 80mm fan is supposed to be. :( And also, the outside of the case looks plastic...

I wouldn't jump on Rosewill LCDs. A 17 in. one I got from them a year ago has about 9 stuck pixels. Maybe this is just a special case, but I'd spend my money elsewhere.

Does anyone know if this monitor has backlight issues, like my 2005FPW? And should I ask Dell replace my monitor, or try to fix it myself with electrical tape (like someone else did in the forums)?

Gah... even if it's available in the US I'd still say it's too expensive. My 6600 GT and I still have a long way to go. :p

Wow, this is like handing $125 to a homeless man and telling him to give it back to you tomorrow. I heard enough bad things about TigerDirect rebates to stay clear of this one.

The Freezer Pro 64 AMD version is only about $20 shipped for me. I think Newegg has it also for $27 with free shipping in a one day sale. Great prices!

Well, somebody had to say it. Anyway, I don't see the justifications of paying $500 for a 750 GB drive. The newest and highest capacity drives are always much more expensive than what they should be. Just wait a few months and see what happens. ;)

Oh, why must my dreams always end as nightmares?

"Replace" your 7800 GT? You people make my 6600 GT and wallet look like poo. >_> This is a nice price for the card though.

Can anyone confirm that any of the 3 NV silencers on sale will work on a 6600 GT? It says on Arctic Cooling's website that one of them on sale works with 6600's, but I don't know about the GTs. The site shows that only a Rev. 6 cooler works with a 6600 GT. Thanks in advance.

Hmm, who would be convinced to buy a car with a flash dirve presentation? Nevertheless, I got one, thanks a lot.

That X800 XL is $180 with no MIR. I'm running an aging 6600 GT right now, is it worth it for me? Froogle shows that other places have the card at over $200.

Newegg's link says that it's PC4000, not PC4400.

That's a OK deal IMO, but can't you just OC a XT version of the card and get the same results? Oh, and the link to the CompUSA site says: Watch your characters sweat with Shader Model 3.0 Thanks, but I'd rather not stare at drops of sweat on people when I play my games.

I want to get one, but there is only ONE thumb button! Argg, I'd miss it so much, since I'm used to the two on my MX510. :(

What does the the four rails do exactly? IMO it'd just be better to have one big rail to draw power form so that a smaller rail would not be sucked dry while other ones still have juice left. Is there a reason that PSUs are coming out with 3 or 4 12V rails?

I don't have experiences with that chip, but I'll tell you that my last Intel CPU was sold after it kept reaching near 80C under full load, using the stock Intel cooler. Now my 3000+ is running at 53C full load in the same case with stock cooler. So I don't think that you installed it wrong if...

I haven't heard about the FSP 700W PSUs. They seem decent, but I don't know how the low 15A on each of the quad 12V rails will affect performance. Why are rails split across so many separate ones anyway? There should just be one big rail, and that way nothing will suck up all of the power on one...

11.77V with no load? That's a bit low. Even my crappy Thermaltake SilentPurepower 480 has at least 11.80 with heavy load on a similar system. See if you can get another PSU from someone to test.

I almost decided to buy from them about a year ago, but decided instead to build my own PC from scratch. I also noticed a lot of good and bad reviews from them. But their prices sure are cheap. I would be very interested in seeing a review for one of their systems.

I'll probably get called an idiot for posting this, but I'm running a similar system (3000+, 9NPA+Ultra, 2 HDDs, DVD-RW, 6600 GT, 2x512 MB DDR400 2.5-3-3-7, 4 case fans) with a "crappy" Thermaltake SilentPurepower 480W, with 18A on 12v (in case you're wondering, it's the only 12v line). I bought...

So does a DVI adapter for an VGA monitor make the VGA monitor clearer when it's plugged into a DVI port?