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froggystyle
04-09-2001, 11:04 AM
This isnt officially a deal yet because its not in stock so im posting here. If you have a "pc club" in your area then listen up. I just went in today to find out that they are about to offer a new promotion. Heres the run down

msi k7t 266 ddr motherboard
athlon 1 gig (266)
ultra cpu cooling fan
128mb kingston 2100 ddr ram
300 watt in win case
all for ...

Drum roll please...

499

upgrade to 1.2 athlon (266)for 559

or 1.3 athlon (266) for 599

I could be wrong but that sounds like a pretty good deal to me....

you could theoriettically build a serious butt kicking system for under a thousand dollars

please comment

-the frog

froggystyle
04-09-2001, 11:06 AM
and i dont mean comment on my spelling and grammar. i mean comment on the deal

Hiro
04-09-2001, 11:40 AM
what the hell? i work at a PC Club and i don't know about this!!

which pc club store did you visit? :P

froggystyle
04-09-2001, 12:13 PM
pc club in woodland hills on topanga...if i had a scanner i would scan the pic

paulc
04-09-2001, 01:21 PM
That's not too great of a bargain. Get whatever pieces from PC Club that are cheap (except the DDR memory, which you should get from http://www.crucial.com , 256MB for what they charge for 128MB) and shop around for the rest.

I did a DDR upgrade this weekend: FIC AD11, 256MB Crucial DDR SDRAM (CL 2.5 @ 2-2-2) and a new Iwill SIDE RAID card (no onboard Promise or Highpoint raid controller to hack like in my old A7V). I used the existing CPU Tbird 750 @ 133x7.5, heatsink and case. My cost was $270 + tax.

Now I'll just ebay the old parts and this upgrade will cost less than $100 net.

froggystyle
04-09-2001, 01:27 PM
the crucial deal is awesome i heared about it
but what gets me about this is the 266 bus cpu.....i dont thing the 750 athlon will really take advantage of that maybe thats just me though...I dont know what the price is on seperate parts from pc club either..its just nice to get it all in one place

paulc
04-09-2001, 03:47 PM
I'm running a 750 @ 1GHz (133x7.5). It does take advantage of it. ;) 138x7.5 seems to work almost OK too, but I've been too lazy to change the voltage jumpers. I really like this AD11 (AMD 761 chipset) board so far.

froggystyle
04-09-2001, 03:58 PM
I stand corrected