Hot Deal! Geforce 2 MX Retail - $99

[akina]

found a good item for gamers:

Cardexpert Geforce 2 MX AGP for $99

fair shipping charge too.

 

[TimeKeeper]

thanks,
but generally, people might not consider anything "good deal", if it price higher than pricewatch

 

[akina]

well I found this one to have lowest final price including shipping charge compared to pricewatch merchants selling the same model.and it's rated best buy geforce mx card in PCworld - TOP 10 Graphics Cards
, so maybe some difference there.

 

[unclebud]

i wanna bump this, as compusa has this for $99 also. with my company's 11% discount, this wouldn't be bad at all...
there are two versions--7 sec and 5 sec, how does one tell which is which? serial number? tia

 

[dugu001]

The one reference on the link is 7ns. I bought their 5.5ns version with dual head and TV-out :

http://www.neticamall.com/P_1088.htm

 

[stoner87]

It's a better deal if it's not OEM. Retail versions typically have a couple games, and that adds to the value, vs. the low dollar OEM pricewatch card.

 

[AncientPC]

bump

 

[eyez]

Doesn't support DVI?

 

[unclebud]

well, they were all sold out @ lunch, and i didn't want to prepay for a card that i wouldn't want (7 sec).
dug dude, thanks for the link. i may want to buy this one instead--really would like tv-out as an EASILY available option

 

[wakko]

i have this card and it looks blurry... i already returned it once because it was really blurry and was underperforming, now it is slightly blurry.... is it still a manufactures defect??

 

[gemini2001]

What is dual head? is it just two monitors showing same desktop? or you get twice the desktop area?

 

[ivan2]

the second monitor extends your desktop area... so yeah you get twice the desktop area.

 

[wiseguy]

Wakko,

Did you go to the site that explains the poor RF filter design on some
GeForce cards? Here

It's possible that some of the manufacturers have caught on or are using
better components and the blurring is less evident in newer boards. You
should not have to desolder the caps and inductors on the output of your
card to get it to work right, but alas, that is what some people have had
to resort to...

 

[Tacoma99]

Not a bad price but I'm happy with my Hercules 3D Prophet II MX.

 

[novice]

Hmm, don't want to be a "thread crapper", but multiwave has the A-Open retail Geforce 2 MX for $95, and their shipping isn't usually too bad. I ordered mine back when they were $109 and I have been very happy with mine. Chuck

 

[Z80]

I got the Inno3D Tornado Geforce 2 MX with fan and it rocks for the overclock

$89.00
$10.00 shipping
$99.00 delivered

 

[gemini2001]

Is Matrox G450 another family of 3d video cards? how does it fare with geforce/ATI?

 

[dongky]

Is this Cardexpert better than the Viper II?

 

[dongky]

Hey Z80,
Where did you buy that Ino3d Geforce MX?

 

[EvilPig]

if you go to:

http://ocie.safeshopper.com

and click on video cards, agp, 32mb, no tvout

you'll see this lower down:

Inno3D Tornado GeForce2 MX 32MB AGP OEM W/HEATSINK (NO FAN)
for ~$90

shipping is heavy on the money though...

 

[Kingofcomputer]

Bunta.com even has the oem Inno3d for $85 now + shipping.