FLAMING HOT! Gateway 500SE Reg $829 .. get it for $660.00!!

[guyver01]

Deal of the Week

upgrade the RAM to 256meg (+70)
upgrade the HDD to 40GB ultra ATA 7200 (+50)
remove the monitor (-80)
remove the speakers (-10)

comes to $829

no accessories

on the software/training options
select:
I elect to take the Two-$59 Software Bundle Offer but wish to select my own Software Bundles (Choose your two-$59 Software Bundles by clicking the appropriate checkboxes in Your Choice Software) [ -US$118]


DONT CHOOSE ANY SOFTWARE



when you add it to your cart it will be
Sub Total: $711.00

Find a $100 off coupon (if your a small buisness shareholder) from your favorite technical bargian site

Brings you to a grand total with shipping of $660.00

 

[rowcroft]

Knocking off as much as possible, I got it down to $525 after shipping- still trying to decide if it's good enough to warrant buying- I don't need another computer!!!

Rowcroft

 

[mrwade]

For the deal in the first post, retrive quote #443070

 

[IgoByte]

Ummm...kinda expensive...I don't know.

 

[FordLorider]

Yeah, you could build it yourself for that much and you won't have to tell everyone you have a Gateway.

 

[PrineFan]

is that a decent video card in the Gateway-- the 32MB NVIDIA? GeForce2 MX200 AGP Graphics card? nxt month i'm building a computer with same Intel Pentium IV CPU, but was told a TNT video card is not the way to go, but the suggestions for alternatives were all $90 or higher...titanium stuff or something.....and i'm not a gamer.... can anyone suggest a video card in the $50-$80 range to go with an Intel Pentium IV? i know this is off topic, but i just noticed the gateway specs at the link and am thinking maybe the 32MB NVIDIA? GeForce2 MX200 card is the way to go. thanks

 

[ZippZ]

best video card you can get in the $50-$80 range would be an ATI Radeon 7500 or a GeForce2 video card. They're the same performance and run most current and future games well. The Geforce mx200 is not a card you want to buy for your new system since it run future games very slow.

Another possiblity would be to substitute a Athlon for a Pentium4 chip. You can use the $20 or so you save to buy a geforce4mx which would be a little faster I think.

 

[cheezhed]

ZippZ:

Disagree. Go w/ the P4 1.6A (~$150) and OC it to 2.2GHz. Best bang for buck.

PrineFan:

Go w/ the GF2 GTS-V and OC it. If you can wait a month or so go w/ the GF3 Ti200. Should be sub $100 w/ the intro of GF4.

 

[HKSturboKID]

Same here...I can only got it down to $525....if only they have free shipping and can call up customer service and remove the 1yr warranty, etc.... Like the gateway 6400 server.....that will make the deal super sweet.

 

[telstar1]

<< Knocking off as much as possible, I got it down to $525 after shipping- still trying to decide if it's good enough to warrant buying- I don't need another computer!!!

Rowcroft >>



How'd you get it that low? Do you have a quote # for that configuration?

Thanks,
Telstar

 

[Havoc13]

You can get the configuration price down to $576 then add $49 for shipping ($625) and then subtract $100 (for those that can use the coupon) and voila'! You get $525...