On Mon, 04 Dec 2000 06:51:30 GMT, [email hidden] (Amp) scribbled:
www.sg3d.com also stocks various GeForce type cards at good prices. I
ordered a motherboard from them a while back, no problems with the
item or the service.
-Slash
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Check www.pricewatch.com . They will point you to a site. I have ordered
plenty of stuff and never had any problems..
Robert G Newberry <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I've been unable to find any GeForce cards in any of the local PC
> stores. Any opinions on a good online site to order from? Any
> recommendations on which 32Meg GeForce card is best for racing
> simulators would be appreciated also. I only have a 500mhz system so I
> assume a 64 meg card would not benefit me much.
>
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I've been unable to find any GeForce cards in any of the local PC
stores. Any opinions on a good online site to order from? Any
recommendations on which 32Meg GeForce card is best for racing
simulators would be appreciated also. I only have a 500mhz system so I
assume a 64 meg card would not benefit me much.
On Mon, 04 Dec 2000 05:46:25 GMT, Robert G Newberry <[email hidden]>
thus spoke:
>I've been unable to find any GeForce cards in any of the local PC
>stores. Any opinions on a good online site to order from? Any
>recommendations on which 32Meg GeForce card is best for racing
>simulators would be appreciated also. I only have a 500mhz system so I
>assume a 64 meg card would not benefit me much.
>
www.onvia.com or www.buy.com are two fast and reliable online sellers.
The "Creative Labs Annihilator2" 32mb Geforce2 card is a good choice.
