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What are these Win XP COA disks?

I keep seeing these versions of win xp labeled coa. What does this mean? Are they safe to buy? What's the difference between coa and oem? Thanks.
- phintze
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- Mar 20, 2003
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Operating Systems
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nolf2

The thought that he can't even play the game is pretty satisfying :) I posted a notice here in the FS/FT Forum, but here's the jist of it: flood this guy's email at maniac@mail.icongrp.com letting him know that trolls are not welcome. Thanks!
- phintze
- Post #7
- Nov 26, 2002
- Forum: Windows
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nolf2

No, he doesn't have a pirated version; he has my copy of the game. We worked out a trade (My NOLF2 for his UT2K3), and he never shipped. Now the guy is ignoring my emails & PMs. Ryan: I'm glad the game doesn't work for you, and I hope you never figure it out. Serves you right...
- phintze
- Post #3
- Nov 26, 2002
- Forum: Windows
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Recommendations for a mid-level video card for gaming

In that price range, a GF4 is a no-brainer. I haven't checked the prices lately, but you can easily find a ti4200 for what you're looking to spend. Aboout 2 months ago I spent less than $160 on the Gainward ti4200 Golden Sample 64 MB. I've been very happy with it.
- phintze
- Post #2
- Oct 31, 2002
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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which Geforce 4 ti4600 128mb card to buy?

AnAndAustin: You said to avoid the Gainward std versions; are the golden sample cards more reliable?
- phintze
- Post #8
- Oct 31, 2002
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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Brand name cards

I ordered a gainward ti4200 64MB from newegg, and the next day the 128 MB card dropped to about $5 more. That will make you sick to your stomach... The card still rocks o/c'd stable at 300/600.
- phintze
- Post #12
- Oct 31, 2002
- Forum: Graphics Cards

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