SVC Sale

[chynkboi]

12" Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lights Sale price: $14.99
80x25 NMB 25CFM 3-pin Fan w/RPM Sale price: $2.99, 10/$25.00


Those are the only 2 I found good at the Email they sent. I've always had good experiences with SVC and their shipping cost are the exact shipping

 

[hcarlson]

good deal on those two things, seems like they'd have a lil bit more for a 1-year anniversary but I'm not complaining. I've had nothing but excellent experiences with this place.

 

[LordThing]

Slightly OT, but when did they change to the HeatsinkStore?

 

[iopf]

I got the email too...Im way lucky because after i checked my email i was gonna get a cold cathode from pcmods.com for $30

 

[SinnerWolf]

Originally posted by: LordThing
Slightly OT, but when did they change to the HeatsinkStore?

they have 2 domains. svcompucycle and heatsinkstore. I'm guessing they opted for a 2nd one since the svc one is a little more difficult to remember.

 

[rochlin]

$6.99 for the vantec stealth case fan 80mm is a couple bucks cheaper than usual.
(I got one. Quiet, but they don't move much air. Probably a panaflo is just as good for $4 less, but Vantec at least claims more air/dB

 

[Danman]

Repost guys.......

 

[joe678]

bump for a good vendor

 

[pochacco20]

They also have this domain:
http://www.cpusforless.com/

-poch

 

[chynkboi]

Originally posted by: cashman
Repost guys.......

Repost?!?! I posted this like 1 minutes after i got the email, i think this one is the first one out of all the other post

 

[razor2025]

hmm that sounds like thread crapping. Too bad there isn't specials on HSFs, but there regular price is damn low anyway.

 

[Almighty1]

Anyone here know where to get Firewire cables and external Firewire hubs at low prices? Also, what's the difference between 4 pin and 6 pin for firewire?

 

[SinnerWolf]

Originally posted by: Almighty1
Anyone here know where to get Firewire cables and external Firewire hubs at low prices? Also, what's the difference between 4 pin and 6 pin for firewire?

Newegg has a 7 port hub that'll work for ya...$28 + $6 shipping. 3 firewire ports, couple of usbs (only usb 1.1 tho...). Depending on the link, each cable will run you about 20-30 from what pricewatch and the like show. As far as 6 vs 4 pin....the small square plug is a 4 pin, which is most laptops and digital camcorders use, and most PC firewire ports are the larger trapezoid-like shape, like what's on the back of an audigy card.

 

[Lucky]

Originally posted by: cashman
Repost guys.......

Then post the orginal thread's URL!

 

[trikster2]

bump for a great vendor.

I think this is a repost only in that SVC has a sale EVERY month

 

[Analog]

thx.

 

[wampa]

How do the NMB fans compare to the panaflows? Since they do have similar specs and the panaflows aren't on sale anymore. Is there a noticable difference between the two?

 

[gja88]

Almighty1,

www.microcenter.com has 6 ft firewire cables on sale for $4.08 this week. They may be the same price for the rest of the month, but sometimes they change the price at mid-month.

 

[Lanyap]

Originally posted by: wampa
How do the NMB fans compare to the panaflows? Since they do have similar specs and the panaflows aren't on sale anymore. Is there a noticable difference between the two?

Yes they have similar air flow and db specs. The NMBs have an RPM lead. The NMBs are nice. You can find them in a lot of workstation PCs (like Dell Optiplex). They are rock solid. Even though I already have some Paniflos I ordered 10 of these to keep around. I plan to use them in my new Chieftec case replacing the originals.

 

[Almighty1]

Originally posted by: SinnerWolf

Originally posted by: Almighty1
Anyone here know where to get Firewire cables and external Firewire hubs at low prices? Also, what's the difference between 4 pin and 6 pin for firewire?

Newegg has a 7 port hub that'll work for ya...$28 + $6 shipping. 3 firewire ports, couple of usbs (only usb 1.1 tho...). Depending on the link, each cable will run you about 20-30 from what pricewatch and the like show. As far as 6 vs 4 pin....the small square plug is a 4 pin, which is most laptops and digital camcorders use, and most PC firewire ports are the larger trapezoid-like shape, like what's on the back of an audigy card.

Any other place since Newegg has good prices but I want something that's firewire only and also ships UPS. FedEx has problems with getting into my building and packages usually end up being sent back to sender because I don't get any notices. I know what the plug looks like on the notebook and SB Audigy but what do scanners and most items use? Is it 6 pin except for digital camcorders?

 

[Almighty1]

Originally posted by: gja88
Almighty1,

www.microcenter.com has 6 ft firewire cables on sale for $4.08 this week. They may be the same price for the rest of the month, but sometimes they change the price at mid-month.

Cool.... I'm actually trying to figure out what the pin config is for the HP DVD+RW 200e drive I got (does this have only 1 Firewire port or 2?) and the Epson Perfection 2450 Photo Scanner (I think this only has one port). Too bad there is no Microcenter in San Francisco. Is 6 pin the common one to use for the peripheral sides of things besides camcorder being 4 pins? Any place to get hubs? Edgemicro.com sells the 6 port Firewire hub for $39.95 with no tax and free shipping which is sold at Rogerssystems (the company that sells at computer shows) but EdgeMicro doesn't carry any cables

 

[Lark888]

SVC has had an ongoing HOT DEAL on the GC68 CPU cooler. I recommend the GC68 Alum fan for most Socket370 applications. At $5.99 (as of 7/13), it's an excellent price competitor and comes with a reasonable fan and grille. I've used on XP1800+ with good results and have 2 others on PIII-1000 (these CPUs are also a hefty heat source). You can even improve the HS by doing some simple lapping/polishing on the surface. It has a 'machined' looking surface out of the box that has worked well - but after about 10 minutes of various grit sandpaper (ended up with 1500 grit and then paper polished), it can have a mirror like finish that works even better. This cooler uses an 80mm fan. There have been complaints about the clip being hard to work. I've not had that problem but I always remove the fan during HS installation and then reattach afterwards.

 

[MrHans]

<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.svcompucycle.com/aral14syr.html">How about a 14G tube of Arctic Alumina for $6.51 shipped ($4.99 +$1.52 First class cost.)
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I just got one... I'll never run out of TIM again!

hans

 

[Danman]

Originally posted by: Lucky

Originally posted by: cashman
Repost guys.......

Then post the orginal thread's URL!

BOOYAH!

 

[chynkboi]

Originally posted by: cashman

Originally posted by: Lucky

Originally posted by: cashman
Repost guys.......

Then post the orginal thread's URL!

BOOYAH!

check whos reposting who

BOOYA