Need a video card? cheap now

[muchspl3]

I dont know why the prices are so cheap right now.... maybe because r520 and geforce7 have been anounced... but anyways, you can pick up some really good video cards on ebay for super cheap

radeon 9700- $60
radeon 9800- $80
geforce 5900 - $80

these were cards selling for $200 not a month ago... a radeon 9700 will play any game out today (doom3, hl2) in high quality, easily.

[clocker]

I dont know why the prices are so cheap right now....

Because all those cards are dinosaurs, soon to be extinct.
No vendor wants to be sitting on a stock of cards that no one will want, hence the lower prices.

[SaYiaN]

Where can i pick up /buy these card's?

[link?]

[Samurai]

E B A Y

[muchspl3]

I dont know why the prices are so cheap right now....

Because all those cards are dinosaurs, soon to be extinct.
No vendor wants to be sitting on a stock of cards that no one will want, hence the lower prices.

still a good deal

[clocker]

Because all those cards are dinosaurs, soon to be extinct.
No vendor wants to be sitting on a stock of cards that no one will want, hence the lower prices.

still a good deal

Yes, it is.

A very viable approach to computers involves deliberately staying a step and a half behind current tech.
Being content with (slightly) older stuff means you can always be taking advantage of "close out" deals.
There is a limited window of opportunity involved however.
Parts can go from the Bargain Bin to Unobtainable quickly.

[Virtualbody1234]

still a good deal

Yes, it is.

A very viable approach to computers involves deliberately staying a step and a half behind current tech.
Being content with (slightly) older stuff means you can always be taking advantage of "close out" deals.
There is a limited window of opportunity involved however.
Parts can go from the Bargain Bin to Unobtainable quickly.

Yeah. I'm just waiting for a "Bargain Bin" 42" Plasma display.

[Peerzy]

Yes, it is.

A very viable approach to computers involves deliberately staying a step and a half behind current tech.
Being content with (slightly) older stuff means you can always be taking advantage of "close out" deals.
There is a limited window of opportunity involved however.
Parts can go from the Bargain Bin to Unobtainable quickly.

Yeah. I'm just waiting for a "Bargain Bin" 42" Plasma display.

If you know how to use a crowbar and don't mind it having a secruity tag on it you can find them pritty cheap, or so i hear.

[muchspl3]

Yes, it is.

A very viable approach to computers involves deliberately staying a step and a half behind current tech.
Being content with (slightly) older stuff means you can always be taking advantage of "close out" deals.
There is a limited window of opportunity involved however.
Parts can go from the Bargain Bin to Unobtainable quickly.

Yeah. I'm just waiting for a "Bargain Bin" 42" Plasma display.

dlp is better

[Virtualbody1234]