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Yes,beowulf7 said:
The the pvr-150mce for $50 shipped that crim posted earlier: http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1028758279&postcount=275
Thanks, so it's the same PC Alchemy deal as in Dec. Too bad I missed out on using that 10% off coupon that expired on 12/31.SJetski71 said:
I know B&M stores have sold retail Hauppauge cards for the cheap (after rebate), but haven't heard of any deals on them lately.
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Dr DivX is now a free download...never realized they charged for it before but heck it's hard to argue with free imho
download links: http://labs.divx.com/node/27
user feedback: http://labs.divx.com/node/51
These appear to be beta versions btw
download links: http://labs.divx.com/node/27
user feedback: http://labs.divx.com/node/51
These appear to be beta versions btw
I have a Modded Shuttle SB75S for sale. This is the Soldem Pearl white designed case.
The mods are blow hole on top and cut out rear screen with dual fans for push pull on the Ice cooler. I use (3) Zalman OP80 fans. They are a little noisy but you can change them out or turn them down with SpeedFan.
Also modded the Northbridge heatsink to the Zalman fanless one.
The Shuttle motherboard has 1Gb NIC, (2) SATA connectors, IDE connectors, onboard sound, and 2 slots for DDR memory capable of up to (2) GB.
Installed is a Pentium 4 Northwood 3.0c. It has 512kb L2 cache and it's never been overclocked.
Also installed are (1) GB (2 x 512) Corsair XMS 3200C2 Platnum.
Finally, it has a Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800Pro with Iceberq heatsink/fan on the GPU.
This is a packaged deal for $500.
All you need for this to be complete is a SATA or IDE harddrive, TV Tuner, and a DVD-ROM, if you want.
Reply to this thread or Private Message me. My ebay ID is domlam28.
A review of the box here:
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,1584451,00.asp
A pic with the cover off.
The mods are blow hole on top and cut out rear screen with dual fans for push pull on the Ice cooler. I use (3) Zalman OP80 fans. They are a little noisy but you can change them out or turn them down with SpeedFan.
Also modded the Northbridge heatsink to the Zalman fanless one.
The Shuttle motherboard has 1Gb NIC, (2) SATA connectors, IDE connectors, onboard sound, and 2 slots for DDR memory capable of up to (2) GB.
Installed is a Pentium 4 Northwood 3.0c. It has 512kb L2 cache and it's never been overclocked.
Also installed are (1) GB (2 x 512) Corsair XMS 3200C2 Platnum.
Finally, it has a Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800Pro with Iceberq heatsink/fan on the GPU.
This is a packaged deal for $500.
All you need for this to be complete is a SATA or IDE harddrive, TV Tuner, and a DVD-ROM, if you want.
Reply to this thread or Private Message me. My ebay ID is domlam28.
A review of the box here:
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,1584451,00.asp
A pic with the cover off.
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Shhhhhhhh!
MSI 6600 GDDR3 (!) Vivo retail box $88, shipping is supposedly free if you select "Pricewatch" in the dropdown. I don't think it comes with the component dongle, and it's not passively cooled. Has a sizeable software package, and comes with the chronicles of riddick game. The GDDR3 equipped 6600's are the fastest ones of the lot btw.
Better hurry since this is the first one listed in it's category at Pricewatch.
Deal link: http://www.logiccircle.com/xcart401...128-bit-DDR3-VIVO-PCI-Express-x1-p-17151.html
MFR info: http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=NX6600-VTD128E_Diamond&class=vga
Froogle price comparison: http://froogle.google.com/froogle?btnG=Search+Froogle&q=MSI+VTD128E&lmode=online&scoring=p
This is probably the fastest video card at this pricepoint, or very close to it anyway.
MSI 6600 GDDR3 (!) Vivo retail box $88, shipping is supposedly free if you select "Pricewatch" in the dropdown. I don't think it comes with the component dongle, and it's not passively cooled. Has a sizeable software package, and comes with the chronicles of riddick game. The GDDR3 equipped 6600's are the fastest ones of the lot btw.
Better hurry since this is the first one listed in it's category at Pricewatch.
Deal link: http://www.logiccircle.com/xcart401...128-bit-DDR3-VIVO-PCI-Express-x1-p-17151.html
MFR info: http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=NX6600-VTD128E_Diamond&class=vga
Froogle price comparison: http://froogle.google.com/froogle?btnG=Search+Froogle&q=MSI+VTD128E&lmode=online&scoring=p
This is probably the fastest video card at this pricepoint, or very close to it anyway.
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Sleeper deal at the Geeks sizzling sunday sale
The Twinhan satellite-express 1025 DVB pci card for $49.99. Comes with an IR remote and a USB receiver. Twinhan cards go for over $70 and *most* of their pci models operate with almost the same effectiveness (sorta similar to the differences between the different pvr-150 cards). DVB cards are used to capture digital satellite television signals.
To learn how capture the free satellite signals, sign up at Al7bar and hit up their dvb forums. If i'm not mistaken, i'm pretty sure you can capture a few hundred channels with the right setup (dish, positioning, location etc). i don't think it captures the OTA stuff but i could be wrong.
Twinhan froogle search: good for a few leads, most of those models are really good, some are likely even better than the 1025 i posted above. The 102G model appears to be the most recommended DVB card over at al7bar.tk.
The Twinhan satellite-express 1025 DVB pci card for $49.99. Comes with an IR remote and a USB receiver. Twinhan cards go for over $70 and *most* of their pci models operate with almost the same effectiveness (sorta similar to the differences between the different pvr-150 cards). DVB cards are used to capture digital satellite television signals.
To learn how capture the free satellite signals, sign up at Al7bar and hit up their dvb forums. If i'm not mistaken, i'm pretty sure you can capture a few hundred channels with the right setup (dish, positioning, location etc). i don't think it captures the OTA stuff but i could be wrong.
Twinhan froogle search: good for a few leads, most of those models are really good, some are likely even better than the 1025 i posted above. The 102G model appears to be the most recommended DVB card over at al7bar.tk.
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It's ok to link a FS/FT thread, like how vince20 did above, but your not supposed to directly peddle your goods in this threadalex paik said:
Don't mean to sound like mini-mod, but i wouldn't want them to lock up this nice thread!
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yes, trade.
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