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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
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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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I bought an Apple TV last week
Well I ordered the Dell 2407WFP!!! I'm so excited!!
The Benq FP241WZ looks very good but:
1. It's too new. (I usually wait 6months to a year before buying technology/games.
2. Too expensive.
3. Didn't like the button layout.
4. Didn't like their Dead Pixel Policy.
Also if I like the 2407 enought I'll probably buy another one and I want them to match.
The Benq FP241WZ looks very good but:
1. It's too new. (I usually wait 6months to a year before buying technology/games.
2. Too expensive.
3. Didn't like the button layout.
4. Didn't like their Dead Pixel Policy.
Also if I like the 2407 enought I'll probably buy another one and I want them to match.
I start building a new PC and bought this week the first two parts
- LEXA Blackline case with blue LED
- Corsair VX450W power supply
- LEXA Blackline case with blue LED
- Corsair VX450W power supply
a zune if counts a computer part (more accesory)
LG Flatron Wide L196WTQ
I use a table as a desk, and the Dell 17" Trinitron CRT has made it bow some when on the thing. Still works, but boy, these LCD's have gotten nicer, and quite acceptable, even for a nitpicky person like I can be sometimes.
I use a table as a desk, and the Dell 17" Trinitron CRT has made it bow some when on the thing. Still works, but boy, these LCD's have gotten nicer, and quite acceptable, even for a nitpicky person like I can be sometimes.
Picked up my new P182 to house all the new juicy hardware that wouldn't fit my ageing Sonata II (plus the door broke off )
I just got back from Fry's and purchased a little something for my birthday...
They had the Seagate 750GB, SATA HDD's on sale for $140.00, so I picked up one of these along with a Promise 4-port eSATA/SATA Controller card and a Kingwin External Enclosure that supports USB and eSATA interfaces.
That price is so kicking I'm thinking I should pick up one more HDD
They had the Seagate 750GB, SATA HDD's on sale for $140.00, so I picked up one of these along with a Promise 4-port eSATA/SATA Controller card and a Kingwin External Enclosure that supports USB and eSATA interfaces.
That price is so kicking I'm thinking I should pick up one more HDD
If that seagate gets too hot you should definetly get your hands on the 1tb Western Digital Caviar Green drives.
I bought 6 750gb Seagates for my external enclosure and they are quite a bit hotter than the Western Digitals (Tested after copying hundreds of gigabytes of data to the drives).
I recently built a file server with 6 of those Western Digital 1TB drives and they are the quietest/coolest drives I've ever had.
Hmmm, need to update this thread with the file server I built last month.
I bought 6 750gb Seagates for my external enclosure and they are quite a bit hotter than the Western Digitals (Tested after copying hundreds of gigabytes of data to the drives).
I recently built a file server with 6 of those Western Digital 1TB drives and they are the quietest/coolest drives I've ever had.
Hmmm, need to update this thread with the file server I built last month.
I finally finished building my test PC:
Asus M2N-E SLI motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ EE
Corsair DDR2-RAM Kit 4096MB
Asus Extreme N8600GT Silent 256MB video card
DVD+R/+RW SATA LG GH20NS DVD burner
Asus M2N-E SLI motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ EE
Corsair DDR2-RAM Kit 4096MB
Asus Extreme N8600GT Silent 256MB video card
DVD+R/+RW SATA LG GH20NS DVD burner
Bought a AMD Radeon HD 4870 to replace my NVIDIA Geforce 8800GT.
Stuck it in last night and watched Dexter S2/Heroes S2 last night so didn't do any benchmarking or play any games to test it out.
Also bought 2 WD Velociraptors the week before last and put them in RAID1 to replace my single WD Raptor and WD 500gb drive.
These Velociraptors are fast!
Stuck it in last night and watched Dexter S2/Heroes S2 last night so didn't do any benchmarking or play any games to test it out.
Also bought 2 WD Velociraptors the week before last and put them in RAID1 to replace my single WD Raptor and WD 500gb drive.
These Velociraptors are fast!
Adding onto my recent Graphics Card purchase I also did the following:
Antec Quad-Power 1KW PS Unit.
Trendnet 8-port Gigabit Switch with dozen CAT6 Patch cables of various lengths and colors.
And not really something I purchased unless you count the Intel Gigabit PCI NIC, but I was given a Maxspeed Thin Client awhile back for free and created a pfSense VPN Router out of it.
If anyone has ever used this distro before then you know it's based on BSD and some Monowall technology.
Now I need to tweak it some more
Antec Quad-Power 1KW PS Unit.
Trendnet 8-port Gigabit Switch with dozen CAT6 Patch cables of various lengths and colors.
And not really something I purchased unless you count the Intel Gigabit PCI NIC, but I was given a Maxspeed Thin Client awhile back for free and created a pfSense VPN Router out of it.
If anyone has ever used this distro before then you know it's based on BSD and some Monowall technology.
Now I need to tweak it some more
I just bought a WDElements external hard drive with 1TB storage for backups. Finally, I can make a full backup of both drives in my PowerMac G5
Just a recent purchase for my Pimp Daddy Gaming Rig.
MSI K9A2 Platinum Motherboard, ATi/AMD 790FX Chipset
AMD Phenom Quad Core, 9850 Black Edition
Corsair Dominator, 4GB RAM Kit, DDR2/800 Memory Modules, 2 x 2GB Modules
Windows Vista Business, x64 Bit Edition
Seagate 500GB, SATA HDD's, ES Models x 2
Now Dual-Booting with XP Pro 64-bit Edition and Vista on two separate HDD's.
Amazing how much faster my frame rates are already, Fallout 3 looks fantastic
MSI K9A2 Platinum Motherboard, ATi/AMD 790FX Chipset
AMD Phenom Quad Core, 9850 Black Edition
Corsair Dominator, 4GB RAM Kit, DDR2/800 Memory Modules, 2 x 2GB Modules
Windows Vista Business, x64 Bit Edition
Seagate 500GB, SATA HDD's, ES Models x 2
Now Dual-Booting with XP Pro 64-bit Edition and Vista on two separate HDD's.
Amazing how much faster my frame rates are already, Fallout 3 looks fantastic
