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Lenovo ThinkPad SL500 2746, Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor T6570, 2.1GHz, 15.4" WSXGA+ (1680x1050) LED AntiGlare, 3GB RAM, 320GB, DVD Recordable 8x Max Dual Layer, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD, 802.11b/g, Windows Vista Home Basic, 1yr Warranty, 6-Cell Battery
$499 after coupon code USPSL499
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/c..._INTEL_AFF&x=7
Pricier than a Dell, but better quality.
Decent deal, about the price you'd expect a 1TB drive to be today.
If you don't mind MIR and signing up for eBillMe (which actually doesn't look bad at all), you could get this motherboard for $73:
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...tCode=10010088
Just got a sixteen core computer with 64GB of RAM for a little over $4000
After many years of building desktops and owning laptops (not cost effective to build, IMO), I am quite conviced that off loading all graphics operations to a separate graphics card is the way to go concerning getting the most out of one's PC. IMO, on board accelerators do not accomplish much.
I like disk space, but unless I can get a decent priced drive with a very large cache and 7200 rpm, capacity beyond 250 MB does not mean much unless making the machine a device to store movies. IMO, more overall performance can be garnered by off loading all graphics operations to a card if I had the a budget and had to make choices.
If you will it, dude, it is no dream.
If you need it to be very compact and light, but don't mind the small screen and/or Linux operating system! It even has a Solid State disk, rather than a traditional spinning (and damage prone) hard drive. Just over 2 lbs weight:
- Asus Eee PC 900A Notebook
- Intel Atom N270 1.60 GHz processor
- 1 GB DDR2 RAM
- 4 GB SSD (Solid-State Disk) internal storage capacity
- 802.11b/g Wireless LAN
- 2.18 lbs weight with battery
- Keyboard with touchpad
- Built-in memory card reader
MSRP: $450, currently $180 with free shipping. CA residents will have to pay sales tax, but you never skimp on your taxes anyway, right?!
http://www.buy.com/prod/asus-eee-pc-...70&dcaid=17070
I've never tried or owned Asus, but this looks like a pretty amazing deal to me.
Microcenter has processors WAY cheaper than anybody else. I dunno how they do it but they do. I bought a Q9550 for 169.99 + tax. B & M only :(
Currently looking for speakers(spending 1K)
Onkyo 805
Hitachi 1TB hard drive for $55 after $10 MIR:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822145233
Enter promo code HDDSALE15 to get $10 off.
www.woot.com
http://www.frys.com/product/5891443
(refurb but worth it)
With 2 hdmi ports and capable specs the $300 acer at woot might make an ok HTPC.
Wow, I just stumbled onto woot.com about an hour ago and was going to post the same deal here. Would be a good starter HTPC
TV: LG 55LW5600
Pre: Marantz SR6001
Front Amp: Parasound HCA-1000A
Center Amp: Marantz MA500
Mains: Polk LSi9
Center: Polk LSiC
Sub: HSU VTF-3 MK-2
Games: Xbox360 and PS3
From Dell, the Vostro A90:
- Starting Price: $274
- Instant Savings: $90
Total before shipping: $184
- Intel® Atom Processor® N270 (1.6GHz/533Mhz FSB/512K cache)
- 8.9 Inch Wide Screen WSVGA TL Display (1024x600)
- Wireless 802.11g Mini Card
- Bluetooth 2.1 module via USB I/F
- Integrated 0.3M Pixel Webcam
- Ubuntu Linux version 8.0.4
- 1GB DDR2 533MHz, SDRAM 1 DIMM
- 8GB Solid State Drive
You can upgrade to a 16GB SSD for $50, I think. It may also be possible to change the RAM for 2GB.
http://configure.us.dell.com/dellsto...40&lid=1310612
Black Friday offer: expires 11/29/09 at 11:59pm CT
Microsoft Home and Student deal:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...4-_-tigeremail
For anyone looking for a quick backup solution, $79.98 for a 750GB HD and eSata docking station:
http://www.newegg.com/Special/ShellS...E0-_-SneakPeek
HP Pavilion 2.1GHz Desktop with Windows 7 Premium
$289.99
* + $5 shipping
"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Asetek KT12A-12VX WaterChill Triple:
http://www.svc.com/03-l-1348.html
Sami, is that the kit you're rocking in your gaming PC?
Main HT
Magnepan 1.6QR fronts, PSB Image B4 surrounds, Pioneer SC-25, Parasound Halo A23, Oppo BDP-83 SE, Airport Express w/ Peachtree DAC, Sony KDL-55HX850, Sony PS3, Apple TV
Bedroom System
Polk Blackstone TL3, Polk PSWi225 Wireless Sub, HK 3490 Integrated, Oppo BDP-83, Sharp Aquos 32" TV, Apple TV
Office Rig
27" iMac w/Amarra, Peachtree DAC-IT, Focal XS Book, Schiit Valhalla > Sennheiser HD600, Schiit Lyr > HiFiMan HE0500, LG 47LM7600, Sony PS3, XBOX 360, Apple TV
No, I have Swiftech H20-120, but I placed an order for that kit. I will keep you posted on the results vs the H20.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835108075
Any idea which one should be better?
Main HT
Magnepan 1.6QR fronts, PSB Image B4 surrounds, Pioneer SC-25, Parasound Halo A23, Oppo BDP-83 SE, Airport Express w/ Peachtree DAC, Sony KDL-55HX850, Sony PS3, Apple TV
Bedroom System
Polk Blackstone TL3, Polk PSWi225 Wireless Sub, HK 3490 Integrated, Oppo BDP-83, Sharp Aquos 32" TV, Apple TV
Office Rig
27" iMac w/Amarra, Peachtree DAC-IT, Focal XS Book, Schiit Valhalla > Sennheiser HD600, Schiit Lyr > HiFiMan HE0500, LG 47LM7600, Sony PS3, XBOX 360, Apple TV
This new one is a triple cooler with CPU, GPU and NB while the N20-120 is only running CPU. I could get additional blocks for it but the new triple has a MASSIVE radiator so by all logic it should do a much better job.
3 x 120mm radiator vs 1 x 120mm radiator. You will need a full tower case for this. I have CM Sniper so it should not be a problem but lets see.
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