Newegg or Compusa: Which online store should I buy video card from?

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Newegg or Compusa/ TigerDirect: Which online store should I buy the Galaxy GeForce GTX 560 Ti Video Card?

I was going to buy the Galaxy GeForce GTX 560 Ti Video Card on newegg.com the card has an instant savings of 25.00 the card which costs 124.99+7.56 shipping which would come out to 132.55, Thursday I checked and I noticed that instant savings has gone down to 10.00 with a cost of 146.55 (that without the rebate with it the card cost 104.99 for the $25 instant and 119.99 for $10 instant savings). I did some searching and find that TigerDirect which runs Compusa had it on both sites for 134.99+4.05 (Residential only) whatever that means. But Newegg has something called Shoprunner which gives unlimited 2-day shipping to people; they have a 30-day free trial of their services people have to $79 to use shoprunner.
What should I do should buy the video card from Newegg or Compusa/ TigerDirect or I could just wait on Black November sale that newegg.com is having this month to see if they drop the price again.

Note: Look likes I won’t be able to get the $20 rebate I want :(.
 

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where did you hear that?

I was going to buy the Galaxy GeForce GTX 550 Ti Video Card
You said 550 not 560ti. Theres a hundred usd difference between the 550 and 560ti
 

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And yet they can't come up with a fan that can turns counterclockwise to take heat away from the GPU.
 

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On the side of the card that is parallel from the exhaust fan of course, they wouldn't need to block the slot if they did that or better yet they could have two fans on the GPU one intake the other an exhaust to pull in cold air or push out hot air they not need to block a slot. The GPU casing should have exhaust ports on the top of the case to to push the air to and away from the GPU. How to do it well that's another story.
 

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They should just make the slot a cooling slot but keep all the connectors like HDMI DVI and VGA in the same place but they would have to build around connectors to put the exhaust.The main goal is to draw heat away from the GPU not to cool it down. I have a update for GTX 550ti on newegg.com there is a another this time it's a $30 rebate until 12/31/11. But back to subject at hand where should I buy the GTX550Ti newegg or Compusa/ TigerDirect?
 

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Well you should’ve said that sooner maybe I would have bought the on TigerDirect.com, but newegg.com also had it a little pricey. Newegg had it for 149.99 plus the instant savings of $10.00 which brought it down to 139.99 plus 7.56 shipping for it plus 30 mail-in rebate brings it out to $147.55 with the with the rebate it would’ve been $119.55, while Compusa/ TigerDirect which have to graphics card for $149.99 plus instant savings of $15.00 which brought it down to $134.99 plus $30.00 rebate which brings it down to $104.99 plus the $7.50 shipping it comes out to $112.49 (depending on shipping method that you choose it may vary.) The way I see it TigerDirect had the graphics card cheaper than Newegg did.
 

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Let me know if this is still on the table for you and I will try to help out a little more for you!