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Just as the title says...best PCI-E for around 150 from newegg or somewhere else, but if its from somewhere else please leave a link...thanks

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That's just under budget for a X1900GT, so next best is the 7900GS:

$140 after rebate + shipping
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814150208

$150 no rebates but probably tax
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspag [...] 5072371459

Cheapest X1900GT on Newegg went up $10 to $170 + shipping

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ah yes paul,s is a more detailed link than mine :oops:

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But the X1900 GT is my best bet if i wanna shell out the 170?

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But the X1900 GT is my best bet if i wanna shell out the 170?



i would say yes.

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I got the one from Best Buy. They still have that thing on sale? That was two weeks ago.

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When Best Buy has a sale worth buying, that means they have 8 left and need to clear them out :P Nice deal on it! Just nobody thinks to check there when buying PC stuff :) At least most of us dont...


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