www.pricecombat.com Visited this sight for the first time today, seems better than pricewatch... FYI
Maybe they only pick out the top vendors. Or the vendors who pay the $$$.
I only steal the princess cause she is hot ;*)
I only steal the princess cause she is hot ;*)
Wouldn't the top vendors be the ones that sell more units at a lower price keeping the profit margin up, rather than the ones that sell at a higher price.
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no, unfortunately they tend to be the vendors with the best marketing, best name regocnition, or sometimes the best service, not always the best $$ cost price though. The top vendors will sell the most units at the higher price...
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It just so happened that I was looking for a duron 750, and it JUST SO HAPPENS that it is found cheaper on pricecombat than on pricewatch. So I say: "An alternative site, better for some things." Happy? : P
and what the hell are they doing to this poor cpu???
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Don't let these guys sweat you on this...Thanks for posting an option. I think price watch has some of the best prices but I have found deals that were much better on occassion. I myself check many sites before I buy....
It worked yesterday! :lol:
It worked yesterday! :lol:
That's how you put it on. You squeeze out more than you need, spread it around the whole surface, and slowly scrape off the excess, making sure the surface is not completely flat with a thin layer of the thermal paste. This is the best way to make sure the surface of the paste is completely flat.
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Well maybe for those no-name blister packs.. never
having used one of those I wouldn't know.
I use only Arctic silver.. and their instructions say:
"Start with a very small amount, about 1/2 the size of an uncooked grain of short-grain white rice or 1/4 of a BB"
Intel Components, AMD Components... all made in Taiwan!
having used one of those I wouldn't know.
I use only Arctic silver.. and their instructions say:
"Start with a very small amount, about 1/2 the size of an uncooked grain of short-grain white rice or 1/4 of a BB"
Intel Components, AMD Components... all made in Taiwan!
Rayston, my point on this was that the chap has completely covered the die and everything out to the bridges. Their instructions writen (in bad English) state not to use too much as it will ooze out the side - they seem to be of the opinion that you should cover the entire CPU, ceramic, bridges and all with compound. I have laboured under the impression that doing this just makes a mess and you should just have an optimal interface quantity on the die itself....
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