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The nearest one to me is about 2 hours away. The gas for that drive wouldn't allow for any savings. Too bad though, thats about a 20% saving isn't it?
it is a good deal
if you are in the computer biz you can get a brand new retail q6600 from intel for ~200 now and then

Yes, "D" is the answer...
So, looking at my threat list I asked the simple question, "How much D would it take to erase my threat list?"
A) Buy that Q6600 that you have been postponing for far too long.
B) Sneak into a computer lab at work on the weekend and borg every computer.
C) Get another credit card with a mailing address at a PO Box so the wife won't see the bill and then go on a spree at NCIX spending your retirement fund.
D) The [H]ard Folders on your threat list are way out of your league. Resign yourself to making contributions to the cause.
Seriously, my hat goes off to those who see me on their overtake list.
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i wish i had something besides a tiger direct within a days drive of here lol
i refuse to shop at tiger... those guys are bastards
You forgot to add in your points from FAD. That's 'Find A Drug' for you new boys.
.Actually, in the displays forum there was a a post where someone mentioned approximate power savings going from CRT to LCD, and apparently it was quite significant. More than switching from one processor to a another one from newer generation. So, I would say yes, there is significant savings and the more CRTs you still have being used around the home or office, the more savings there is upgrading to LCDs.
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"Hi, my name is Pocatello, and I am a Foldaholic."
Just got MY very first quad today!
One of those q6600 dell deal boxes finally arrived for me today.
I don't have time or all the parts to do my huge swap that I have planned, but for now I am going to pop a usb drive in there and start folding
I don't know what stepping it is, but hopefully it will be my third 3+ Ghz at home folding 24/7.
Must have aldamon Cheese!
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You stand to benefit from a significant power saving replacing all those CRTs to LCDs. Look in the FS forum and you're likely to see deals on used LCDs if buying new is too much money. You don't have to get the latest and biggest LCDs on the market. You might wish to acquire a good one for yourself and the other two could be somewhat smaller. Besides, virtually any LCD available currently is superior to a CRT, and the money you spend now will be more than made up for with the money you save in the long run.I've got 3 CRT's in daily use at my house. All of them used by me and the kids and my sweet bride. I would love some big ass big scream wide screen LCDs. The price is never right for me.
You stand to benefit from a significant power saving replacing all those CRTs to LCDs. Look in the FS forum and you're likely to see deals on used LCDs if buying new is too much money. You don't have to get the latest and biggest LCDs on the market. You might wish to acquire a good one for yourself and the other two could be somewhat smaller. Besides, virtually any LCD available currently is superior to a CRT, and the money you spend now will be more than made up for with the money you save in the long run.![]()
Besides, virtually any LCD available currently is superior to a CRT...

Well the topic is OT here, but for me the biggest advantage is the space savings. I have 4 LCDs where I used to have two monitors. Second is emissions. I used to experience problems with my eyes after hours of continuous use with a CRT. LCD displays permit me at least double the amount of time without experiencing eye strain. For me, that reason alone make LCD tech far and above superior to CRT. The other reasons are best asked in the Displays forum. Granted, if you require color accuracy and you work as a graphics professional, CRTs are probably still a better option. Mind you, things are changing fast this year with new flat panel tech being released such as LED backlighting, adaptive resolution scaling, very high color gamut, etc.what do you mean by superior? Two of my CRTs are high end... best of their breed. Both can do 1600x1200 with ease (and the right graphics card). Colors are beautifiul. What else is great about LCDs? Thanks in advance.
I see, trust me you shouldn't have trouble in that department with a decent LCD!I'm not a professional...
but I like the flesh tones to look accurate!

Pocatello, get this and your problem is solved : http://www.centredaily.com/business/technology/story/430792.html
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Be careful with too much D. That caused a few members in the past to burn out. Boy, has Stanford got a lot of upgrading to do in order to keep with this team's production!I can't "D" anymore ... I am "D"ed out .... heck ... i am "M" it right now .. that is how far past "D" I am!