For those of you with a Microcenter nearby, for the rest of this month they have EVGA nVidia 8800GT 512MB cards for $219.99 in store. No rebates, no catch. The "Superclocked" version is just $10 more.
I've been watching the GT's prices, and this is the lowest I've seen. No one else comes close.
If there's not a Microcenter nearby, they have them available on their site plus about 6 bucks shipping.
Just a heads up for those looking to get this great card.
Every time you write parallel fifths, Bach kills a kitten.
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edit: I see their US site has similar pricing. Mail-in rebates are a pain but those are still good deals.
After working in certain sectors for as long as I did, I do not factor in a mail in rebate as part of the price, but that's just me personally. Other people probably like them, and that's a better deal in that case.
Also, I like eVga, but that is also a personal preference.
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Every time you write parallel fifths, Bach kills a kitten.
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edit: I see their US site has similar pricing. Mail-in rebates are a pain but those are still good deals.
Never ever count mail-in rebates as a discount on the price. You're assuming you actually get and deposit the rebate check 6 months in the future after you meticulously peel off the UPC and stick it in a godforsaken envelope along with some long form and a purchase order.
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Profile -> Signature Settings -> Hide signatures always. Then you don't have to read this worthless text anymore.
It's just a matter of documenting everything before you fire it off. I find a photo with everything laid out that will go into the envelope works wonders.
Then of course follow up after a bit and make sure you get it.
Yes they're annoying as hell and should be done away with forever.
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$188.88 and faster http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=26783&vpn=88YFF6HUFEXV&manufacture=Galaxy%20Technology&promoid=1088
$198.88 major brand overclocked http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=26781&promoid=1088
edit: I see their US site has similar pricing. Mail-in rebates are a pain but those are still good deals.
I was about to say, "Man, that's CAD? It must be even cheaper in USD!"
Then I remembered a Canadian buck is now worth more than a US greenback.
After working in certain sectors for as long as I did, I do not factor in a mail in rebate as part of the price, but that's just me personally. Other people probably like them, and that's a better deal in that case.
Also, I like eVga, but that is also a personal preference.
3DS Friend Code: 2707-1614-5576
PAX Prime 2014 Buttoneering!
Never ever count mail-in rebates as a discount on the price. You're assuming you actually get and deposit the rebate check 6 months in the future after you meticulously peel off the UPC and stick it in a godforsaken envelope along with some long form and a purchase order.
It's just a matter of documenting everything before you fire it off. I find a photo with everything laid out that will go into the envelope works wonders.
Then of course follow up after a bit and make sure you get it.
Yes they're annoying as hell and should be done away with forever.