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I hope it was a good deal. was a heck of alot cheaper than pricewatch. and couldn't find any on newegg.

$84.95 brand new. ^^ heh please someone dont all the sudden post some link of one for like 75-80 dollars or i will cry.

was on ebay as buy it now.


Good Deal? hope so if not well to late for me anyhow. lol

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Well how much did you pay for shipping?(thats where they like to bend you over on ebay) its 89.99 on Newegg + $8.97 shipping.

 

So if you paid more than 98.96 you paid too much, if shipping was reasonable and you paid less, so you saved a couple bucks, but if it has problems good luck getting a replacement.

 

Newegg's customer service is always worth an extra $10-20

 

oh and i found it no problem http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128337


Message edited by cliffro on 07-11-2008 at 07:46:47 AM

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thats the wrong board chief I bought a Ds3p not ds3l
http://www.gigabyte-usa.com/Produc [...] uctID=2639

this was the only ds3p at newegg and it was an open box.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] R&Tpk=ds3p


total price of my ebay ds3p came to 99 dollars.


which i did just stumble over on at ewizz just now. weird cause earlier on pricewatch it didnt list. ohwell :P

still a few dollars cheaper lol.


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lol, i got ds3l on the brain my bad.....its 104 on newegg but open box....and 142(New) @ zipzoomfly so you definately got a good deal .

 

just pray they have others in case of DOA or some other major issue.


Message edited by cliffro on 07-11-2008 at 08:09:57 AM

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yea. true. and i was looking as a ds3l for the Longest. i actually had it in my checkout at newegg. and just happend to come across this. and then seen it as a Buy now.


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