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Asoka POWERLINE Homeplug Pluglink USB Bridge Model PL9710-USB Retail $135
Asoka POWERLINE Homeplug Pluglink Ethernet Bridge Model PL9610-Ethernet Retail $135
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MICROSOFT OFFICE KEYBOARD USB & PS/2 VER. 1.0A - OEM $26
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Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 THX Certified 6 piece Personal Audio System $368
CDR
2x Lite On 48x12x48 CDRW Model LTR-48125W Retail $93
Just bought these off of newegg. Gonna be waiting for me as soon as I get back!
Asoka POWERLINE Homeplug Pluglink USB Bridge Model PL9710-USB Retail $135
Asoka POWERLINE Homeplug Pluglink Ethernet Bridge Model PL9610-Ethernet Retail $135
KEYBOARD
MICROSOFT OFFICE KEYBOARD USB & PS/2 VER. 1.0A - OEM $26
SPEAKERS
Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 THX Certified 6 piece Personal Audio System $368
CDR
2x Lite On 48x12x48 CDRW Model LTR-48125W Retail $93
Just bought these off of newegg. Gonna be waiting for me as soon as I get back!
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Quote:Originally posted by ross_aveling:
LOL!
I've just treated myself to a swanky ViewSonic VX912 19" LCD monitor. Woot!.
Say I was looking at one of those too and I indeed forgot to mention this in my above post, I decided on an Aopen 19" LCD instead due to the pricing. It still comes with a 3-3-3 year warranty which is great, especially for the back-light warranty
LOL!
I've just treated myself to a swanky ViewSonic VX912 19" LCD monitor. Woot!.
Say I was looking at one of those too and I indeed forgot to mention this in my above post, I decided on an Aopen 19" LCD instead due to the pricing. It still comes with a 3-3-3 year warranty which is great, especially for the back-light warranty
Yup, the Viewsonic is indeed a little bit more expensive than normal. But when my girlfriend insists on us buying one to replace "that nasty lump of a CRT" (her words) I can't really object. 8)
lol nice, breaking the bank to please a woman
I had to pick up a Thermaltake Silent PurePower 480W PSU last week to replace my aging Enermax 350W.
I had to pick up a Thermaltake Silent PurePower 480W PSU last week to replace my aging Enermax 350W.
heh, VERY nice... *hate* lol
I picked up my ATI X850XT a couple months ago, and then had to grab a SATA 250GB HD to replace my dual 80 IDE setup kept running low on space. Haven't put any money into my pc lately, broke the bank paying for my Toshiba Satellite A70 laptop for school and (limited) mobile play .
I picked up my ATI X850XT a couple months ago, and then had to grab a SATA 250GB HD to replace my dual 80 IDE setup kept running low on space. Haven't put any money into my pc lately, broke the bank paying for my Toshiba Satellite A70 laptop for school and (limited) mobile play .
Does a Notebook PC count? (Neo Q-Note Endura 350SL w/ Intel Celeron 1.3GHz, 256MB SDRAM, 40GB Hard Disk, Sis M661MX + SiS 963L Chipset, 15" TFT Display, Windows XP Home)
Originally posted by tool_462:
Quote:Wilhelm, what did you upgrade from?
I upgraded from NVIDIA GeForce4 MX4000, so I must say it was GIGANTIC leap from it.
Quote:and let me know how that card runs! It is on my list of possible cards to get this summer
It runs quite good!
Guild Wars, Half Life 2 have never looked so beautiful.
Counter-Strike: Source, video stress test
All video options at max.
* Test 1#: AA 2x: 67.96fps
* Test 2#: AA none: 70.25fps
Have not jet tested Conflict Global Storm, which came with the card.
Quote:Wilhelm, what did you upgrade from?
I upgraded from NVIDIA GeForce4 MX4000, so I must say it was GIGANTIC leap from it.
Quote:and let me know how that card runs! It is on my list of possible cards to get this summer
It runs quite good!
Guild Wars, Half Life 2 have never looked so beautiful.
Counter-Strike: Source, video stress test
All video options at max.
* Test 1#: AA 2x: 67.96fps
* Test 2#: AA none: 70.25fps
Have not jet tested Conflict Global Storm, which came with the card.
Bough a 500GB Western Digital SATA drive and a Nexstar 3 ESATA External Enclosure.
Just need to buy half a dozen more to transition over from all of my 120/200/250gb external USB drives.
Also bought a Western Digital Raptor 160gb SATA for my ol' nforce 2 mobo in preparation for when I build my new computer soon.
Just need to buy half a dozen more to transition over from all of my 120/200/250gb external USB drives.
Also bought a Western Digital Raptor 160gb SATA for my ol' nforce 2 mobo in preparation for when I build my new computer soon.
Originally Posted By: WilhelmusBought Acer AL1717.
Been meaning to buy an LCD. Problem is that I haven't built my new computer yet so if I bought the monitor I want to get (24") then I won't have the power to push the native res.....
I'll be keeping my CRT for as long as it will last because I like using the original resolution so I guess it isn't an issue.
Been meaning to buy an LCD. Problem is that I haven't built my new computer yet so if I bought the monitor I want to get (24") then I won't have the power to push the native res.....
I'll be keeping my CRT for as long as it will last because I like using the original resolution so I guess it isn't an issue.
First off, I couldn't edit my post so I have to reply with another one instead
Picked up THIS chassis yesterday for my pimp-daddy gaming rig.
This thing is massive so if you are looking for small, then look someplace else for sure
It comes with all the neat features you would want including BTX conversion and the neccessary air-ducts too.
The thing that got me was the all around look of the chassis and the well ventilated side panels. Hell it comes with a special fan mount bracket on the main side panel for up to 4 120mm fans
They went so far as to create a nice mesh vent slot on the bottom of the chassis as well.
Since the motherboard mounting tray is removable you and supports extended ATX form factors this would be a good chassis for just about anything, I think even a Quad-SLI rig would remain very cool in this case
Picked up THIS chassis yesterday for my pimp-daddy gaming rig.
This thing is massive so if you are looking for small, then look someplace else for sure
It comes with all the neat features you would want including BTX conversion and the neccessary air-ducts too.
The thing that got me was the all around look of the chassis and the well ventilated side panels. Hell it comes with a special fan mount bracket on the main side panel for up to 4 120mm fans
They went so far as to create a nice mesh vent slot on the bottom of the chassis as well.
Since the motherboard mounting tray is removable you and supports extended ATX form factors this would be a good chassis for just about anything, I think even a Quad-SLI rig would remain very cool in this case
