April 6, 2008

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White Cooler Cooling Fan With Switch

White Cooler Cooling Fan with Switch

High quality generic (non-OEM) Cooling Fan w/ Switch for Microsoft Xbox 360 Improve your Xbox's cooling performance with this simple attachment Simple plug and play design Enhanced cooling environment extends to the life of your Xbox console Thin profile and lightweight design

Highlights:
High quality generic (non-OEM) Cooling Fan w/ Switch for Microsoft Xbox 360
Improve your Xbox's cooling performance with this simple attachment
Simple plug and play design
Enhanced cooling environment extends to the life of your Xbox console
Thin profile and lightweight design
Cooling fan is powered by the Xbox 360 console. No extra AC adaptor needed.
Features:
On / Off Switch
Snap on / easy installation. No tools required
Enhances internal circulation
3 internal fans
Casing material: plastic
Snaps-on to console
The Intercooler is not made by Microsoft but has been manufactured specifically for the Xbox 360

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Is this a good deal and good specs for gaming?!?!?

Hi guys just wondering if someone could tell me if i am getting ripped off or not?
I am after a gaming pc and got this quote below ..

Amd- athlon 64 4800+x2 sktam2 2mb l2 cach 2.4 ghz
Asus m2n-mx am2 ddr2 nforce 6100 gpu
2gb 800mhz dual channel pc6400
western digital 250 gb sata hard disk
pioneer dvd multi re-writeer ide 18x dual l
xfx 8600gt xxx 256mb 1.6ghz ddr3 pcix 620mghz
White media case with lcd ( computer case)
besta p4 55ow dual fan power supply
v7 19" wide screen 5ms
vista home premium 32 oem
netgear wireless wg311 wireless pci
logitech wireless desktop ex-110 (keyboard and mouse)
besta internal 25 in 1 card reader
full install and testing
12 months warranty

Total= $1439.00

is this a good price??!!

,if anyone could help me out or reccommend anything for a fast gaming pc around this price give or take a $100 feel free to throw some stuff at me !
cheers guys !
geoff

I agree with the intel core-2 duo comment. They run faster and cooler than AMD (I used to be an AMD freak), and some chips are very safe to overclock, giving you a lot more bang for your buck. I've not heard of that specific video card either, and really, that's not an area where you can mess around. Your GPU needs to be very strong. I would, however, disagree on the point of RAM. I'd go with 2 gigs, even if you don't need all of it now. It's cheap and never hurts to have extra, and it may be needed in the near future.

The price seems a big steep to me to be honest, although, it depends on how much you're being charged for labor and servicing/warranty. You could make a machine with similar specs on your own for closer to $1000.

You tend to get more bang for your buck from mid-range or low end (if you overclock) machines (as the guides referenced below will show), seeing as you'll need to upgrade all but the most expensive machines in a year or two anyway. I almost always go middle-of-the-road, maybe overclock a bit, and do it all again when needed.

Check out http://www.Sharkyextreme.com or http://www.Tomshardware.com - they have gaming machines on both of these sites built in increments from $500 to around $5000, and are a good research tool when looking at hardware and machines of varying cost, performance, and value.

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