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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Doesn't say that on their site ... for in store returns which means I can print it out and show it to them.
http://www.compusa.com/terms.asp#returns
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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Doesn't say that on their site ... for in store returns which means I can print it out and show it to them.
http://www.compusa.com/terms.asp#returns
I just got my venice today. I read some were about cpu burn in or something like that. What exacly is it? I new its only for new cpus? Does it help them last longer?
Mostly it's hearsay...Quote:
Originally Posted by sokarul
Some people say burning in works, some people say its rubbish.
In general burning in is where the CPU supposedly does not overclock very well at first, but then over time people can overclock higher and higher.
Due to changing room temperatures? Due to the electrons "burning in" the paths in the CPU? Something else? You decide..
I'd say don't worry too much about it.
They overnight upgrade ended when the cpu's arrived people.
Well, it would appear that Newegg now has the OEM 3000+ Venice for $155 + $3.99 shipping
http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Produ...82E16819103536
Isn't it like burning in a new car...
$146 for retail 3000+ Winny and $159 for OEM Venice...
Give it time.
The same thing happened when the Winnie came out. I mean, Newegg yesterday was charging $311 for the Venice 3500+ and $260 for the Winnie 3500+.
Looks like today that one dropped down to $289, still $18 more than when I first saw it on their site.
Funny thing about Newegg's price fluctuation on the 3500+ is that its sister site Chiefvalue.com has been maintaining a steady $272 price with free shipping. Go figure.
http://www.chiefvalue.com/app/produc...ription=venice
Heh I wonder if NewEgg has a algorithm based on how much stock they have to set the price.
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Originally Posted by AMDfan
Yeah and the $30 processing fee + $85 shipping. overkilling. :slobber:
So right, definitely not worth it :nono:Quote:
Originally Posted by webbyboy
Monarch has the 3000 Retail in STOCK!!! :woot:
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This is an email I got from a local store
I am running out of patience. arrrrhhahrhrhrr. lol.Quote:
We don't know when we'll have the Venice core. It has been released by AMD but our suppliers haven't stocked it so we're not able to get it.
My 3700+ arrived from Monarch yesterday. That bad boy is now priming the hell out of itself at stock for a few hours, if all goes well I'm going to start OCing it!
Damn, if I had waited one more day, I could have gotten the retail 3000+ and saved $10! How is the thermaltake silent boost?
Monarch has a serious deal, I called them to make sure it isn't a mistake.. they said it is real!!!! :banana:
512mb DDR2 49.75 w/ free shipping
I believe they do AND it is also based on the number of stock alerts they get. So if a n item is in high demand and everyone wants the egg to email them when they get stock, well the eg gknows how many people want it and adjust the price accordingly before it even comes in... This is all speculative though...Quote:
Originally Posted by GoodOmens
Well, good luck getting that to work with any amd cpu you've got ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by iluvamd
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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
tisk tisk... didn't you know; Nvidia boards are about to launch :lastweek:
:D sorry had to...
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Originally Posted by iluvamd
Ummmm, two things:
1. The earliest you're gonna see a ddr2 amd board is next year and
2. Current cpu's won't be compatible with those boards since they'll require a different pin-layout.....
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"ab Lager", learn German Troman.... :rolleyes: