BA Frys Deals. Today Only

[dascud]

Here are some of the deals from Frys today. This is from the SJ mercury. Not sure if it applies to NorCal and SoCal

lenmar AA 4 pack NiMh rechargable 1800mah $4.99
Linksys 802.11b Wireless Router $49.99 - $20 linksys MIR
Maxtor 60gig hdd $79.99 - $40 Maxtor MIR

Geforce4 Mx420 64megs PCI video card with Tv-out $84.99 - $60 MIR = $24.99

ECS Pro + Athlon 2100 $89.99. They mostly have revision B CPUS. I got one last month and its been running rock stable at XP 2700+ speed by just increasing FSB to 166.

Sony STR-DE485 Dolby/DTS receiver $139

DaScud

 

[V00DOO]

ECS Pro + Athlon 2100 $89.99

Can any confirm this the price for the Fry's in Burbank. I looking to buy 2 of them.

 

[MrDurden]

"Linksys 802.11b Wireless Router $49.99 - $20 linksys MIR"

I called Fry's Sunnyvale to find out what model number Linksys router this is and a rep indicated that it's ?Made by Linksys, but branded as ?Network Everywhere?.?

The router is a Network Everywhere NWR04B
http://www.networkeverywhere.com/products/nwr04b.asp

802.11b wireless
4 wired ports
Fry?s price: ($49 + tax - $20 MIR)
AR: ($29) Good Price for wireless router unless you really need fast throughput for large file transfers.

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Features:
-Supports Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
-Internet access logging
-Easy to use setup utility or configure through your networked PC?s Web browser
-Supports SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
-Internet access control (Parental Controls), by time-of-day or by dayof the week.
-Port Trigger function for Internet applications with special requirements
-Remote administration and upgrade feature
-Supports static routing and dynamic routing protocol RIP1/RIP2
-Denial of Service(Dos) Prevention
-Context sensitive configuration help

Specs:
-Model: NWR04B
-Standards: 802.11b, 802.3, 802.3u
-Ports: Four 10/100 switch ports, One Internet Port
-Buttons: Uplink
-Cabling Type: Ethernet Category 5 or better 10/100
-LEDs: WLAN(Act, Link) Power, Ethernet(Link/Act, Full/Col, 100), Internet(Link, Act, Diag)
-Transmit Power: "TX:16 dBm (40mW). RX: 11Mbps (-78dBm), 2Mbps (-82dBm) Gain: 2dBi"
-UPnP able/cert: UPnP compatible
-Security features: MAC, IP, time and port filtering. DoS prevention.
-WEP key bits: 128-bit

 

[V00DOO]

Update: I just called Burbank's Frys and the XP2100 combo doesn't apply there. Oh well, I guess I'll wait for their Friday's ad.

 

[goodoptics]

ECS Pro + Athlon 2100...

Does the combo come with heatsink and fan for the cpu? Thanks.

 

[dascud]

Originally posted by: goodoptics
ECS Pro + Athlon 2100...

Does the combo come with heatsink and fan for the cpu? Thanks.

Nope. Doesnt say CPU is retail box. So you need a cooler for it.

DaScud

 

[kerr4ng]

4 1800mah AA rechargeables for 5 bux seems hot to me

 

[necro702]

>>>>Linksys 802.11b Wireless Router $49.99 - $20 linksys MIR

So $29.99 total? Would someone be willing to pick one up for me? I could send paypal.

 

[dascud]

Originally posted by: necro702
>>>>Linksys 802.11b Wireless Router $49.99 - $20 linksys MIR

So $29.99 total? Would someone be willing to pick one up for me? I could send paypal.

factoring in the shipping costs to you, i would suggest getting the dlink 604+ from ecost for $39.99 after MIR and free shipping or the adaptec ultra for $39.99 no MIR.

Do a search for ecost.

 

[geckojohn]

Question if anyone can answer this:

For the 4 hardwired ports on the wireless router: Are those switched at 10/100 speed? Please let me know.. thanks

 

[dascud]

Originally posted by: geckojohn
Question if anyone can answer this:

For the 4 hardwired ports on the wireless router: Are those switched at 10/100 speed? Please let me know.. thanks

Specs for the Router. 4 10/100 Switched ports. So Yes.

# Model: NWR04B
# Standards: 802.11b, 802.3, 802.3u
# Ports: Four 10/100 switch ports, One Internet Port

 

[geckojohn]

Wow, thats a great deal for the router! I think i'll pick one up this evening!

 

[Braxus]

If you guys are wondering, the wireless router isn't a rebagged linksys unit. It is actually a rebagged Runtop WR1133 unit. Open the sucker up and checked out the PCB and stuff. The Wireless PCMCIA card inside the router is a Runtop WA1113 card based on a Atmel AT76C502A chip.

If you guys got the $20 Cardbus 802.11b notebook card they had, I believe it's also a rebagged Runtop WA1220 card.

 

[geckojohn]

I went to Fry's this evening to check out that wireless router. Every unit that was there had been returned. The quality seemed really poor. I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[Lemanz]

motherboard isn't the pro version. It is the regular k7s5a

 

[Corporate Thug]

does fry's let you hand pick processors???

 

[MrDurden]

Good info Braxus - I was exclusively going off what the Fry's CSR told me. Good to know...

 

[puppyfriend]

Originally posted by: shady06
does fry's let you hand pick processors???

You can try. You can look at the CPU when then bring it out to the register. If you don't like it just ask for another. But this process will take about 10 minutes per iteration.

David

 

[pspada]

My advice is to flip the processor package upside down when purchasing, and move it around while looking at the pins. I've had to return several of the OEM chips because one or more pins were slightly bent. You'll see incongruent highlights from any bent pins. While I'm sure I could have adjusted the pin or two that was slightly out of wack, I'm just not willing to bother, as I'm sure the damn things will fall off the day after my Fry's warrenty on it expires.

 

[AmericasTeam]

They also have Half-Life Platinum Collection $14.99 reg. 29.99
Good deal.

 

[dealmaker]

Fry's Sunnyvale Computers are down. ATI Radeon 9800 for free if you know what I mean. Stay away from that place. Supposedly all Fry's Bay area systems are down too. Took a damn near hour to get out of that place. Worst of all everything is a written receipt. Have fun with the rebates!

 

[AmericasTeam]

Nothing like a 'computer' electronics store have a problem with their systems.

 

[dealmaker]

No kidding, you'd think by now that Fry's would have moved away from their Novell Network DOS based Point of Sales systems.