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Newegg Deal

Powercolor Radeon HD 3650 1GB Video Card $19.99 after a rebate and a Newegg code EMCMMLP36 Free Shipping No tax for most of us

 

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If you buy two the starting price per card is only $38/each. The rebate doesn't specify a limit of one per household or one per order so it would be possible to buy two for $76 - $20 promo code - $30 rebate (15$ x2) = $26 for two cards. Might be useful if you're building a computer for a friend or to have as a spare. Free shipping and no tax to NY.


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I guess if you are seriously pinching pennies but there is a nice HIS I believe on Newegg 4650 512mb for 35ar that I am sure out performs this atleast 2x


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Thanks. Just wanted a cheap card for a home desktop. Though .. probably should wait for a deal on a slightly better card such as the exired deal on MSI R4670-MD1G Radeon HD 4670 for $39.99 After MIR & Free Shipping


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On second thought ... I upgraded to ASUS Radeon HD 4650 1GB 128-bit CrossFire Supported Low Profile Ready Video Card for $34.99 After $20.00 MIR. Definitely worth $15 upgrade in case you would like to have flawless blue ray playback and some mild intensity gaming later on. The 4650 deal is avalable at neweggg too.

Message edited by: rts on 2009-11-05 09:47:01 CST
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Thanks OP!

This was the final piece for an inexpensive HTPC/DVR -- under $200 for all parts (granted, I had memory and HD from previous machine)... and not that it matters, but I bought all parts at Newegg. Damn good service!

I didn't need an expensive video card because I am going to s-video out to BOCS, which will allow all my TVs in the house to access the HTPC, along with my video baby monitor.


(save $1, and get your Bing buck)


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Thanks, I wanted a cheap card to bring in to work for my work PC. This is great, hate rebates but I'll get it.


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Rebate says one per household. It's highlighted in pink.


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anyone know if you can use tv-out and dvi at the same time?


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