Seems to be working great! It pops up quicker and navigation between panes is also faster (no more loading banners and server-side images!). This is a great find!
<< what's the difference between a 1.6 and a 1.6a? is it the 512k? >>
Speed-wize, the 1.6A outright isn't much faster than the standard 1.6 P4 that's been around the block for a while... It still has the very narrow bandwidth of the Pentium 4, which makes it a good pair for Rambus memory and...
There is speculation that all the Northwoods have identical cores, and in any case they all overlclock about the same... Because of this, the 1.6A becomes an outstanding deal... In addition, even for the budget-minded folk, RDRAM prices have been nose-diving... Prices on 256MB slabs of RDRAM are...
I just wanted to comment... I successfully got the CompUSA price PMed at the Tukwilla, WA Circuit City... They won't let you have the rebates that print out, and they'll probably suggest that you do it "their way" ($30 - $25 in rebates)... Also, the two rebates, which are available on the CC...
Hey, folks... I jumped on this and PMed Circuit City to CompUSA's price ($14.99). I'm now in the process of filling out the Rebate forms, but I have a question... It asks for a Serial #, and I don't know which number to put... There's the UPC, which is different from the Stock # (which is...
The Untitled director's cut of Almost Famous (outstanding movie, BTW) usually runs $30+, but you can grab it from Playcentric with a discount for ~$20! Since I can't post the code here, you can find it in this text file... Full instructions are included in the text file, but I'll repost them...
Depending on what you're looking for - what, with the Rio One out with USB - this might interest some of you... It's refurbished, but if you can put up with that... Might also be a good Amex BVG item... (If you can find it at a more well-known retailer - Does Amex pricematch refurbished...
<< I believe this was posted not too long ago. They have the wrong card in the picture, the actual card on sale is black not red. Oh well. >>
It's a repost... If anyone wants to read up on the confusion, they can find it here.
The modem has both and ethernet port and a USB port... The USB is just kinda a bonus for the folks who want to use it... You won't notice a single difference in transfer speeds - a cable modem is a cable modem...
Actually, for those of you interested in the Linksys modem, there's a way to get a better deal... Also, the modem should work fine, and it even has direct USB output if you don't want to deal with an Ethernet patch...
As for the Deal, it's at Buy.com, here for $105.
Use the $10 off $100 coupon...
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