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#0 Ben
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 Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:15 am Post subject: Arctic Cooling ACF64LP 60mm CPU Cooler $24 at Newegg |
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Newegg has the Arctic Cooling ACF64LP 60mm CPU Cooler for low profile PC for $24 with free shipping. Features a 3 pin connector, 3 heat pipes, and a dual fan AMD CPU cooler.
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#1 S_Klass
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| Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:35 am Post subject: Website Comment |
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| 1 fan mounted on each side? |
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#2 CompWiz17
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| Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:58 pm Post subject: Website Comment |
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#1: it's for computers with very little clearance over the CPU.
If you have enough room, get a normal tower cooler, it works much better. |
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#3 dave_c
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| Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:13 pm Post subject: Website Comment |
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| A tiny heatsink with tiny fans doesn't work as well? Wow you learn something every day. |
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#4 CompWiz17
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| Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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#3: I know someone who bought one of these for their computer.
If you don't say these things, however obvious they may seem, people will get less-than-ideal items.
You forget that the average system builder/upgrader is falling for nVidia's new "put higher numbers on old cards" marketing scheme. Sales are up on old cards with new names. |
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#5 dave_c
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| Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:55 pm Post subject: |
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| So you're saying your friends are cheaptards too? |
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#6 CompWiz17
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| Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:14 am Post subject: |
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#5: if they were cheap, they would have gotten the much better Sunbeamtech cooler for $14 at newegg.
They just aren't all that knowledgable about computer components. Some of the people on these forums also don't know all that much about computer components. So, if you post helpful reccomendations and comments, it helps people choose the best parts for their computer.
Someone might just look at this cooler, see that it has two fans, and think that it cools very well. |
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#7 dave_c
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 1:03 pm Post subject: |
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| CompWiz17 wrote: | #5: if they were cheap, they would have gotten the much better Sunbeamtech cooler for $14 at <a>newegg.</a>
They just aren't all that knowledgable about computer components. Some of the people on these forums also don't know all that much about computer components. So, if you post helpful reccomendations and comments, it helps people choose the best parts for their computer.
Someone might just look at this cooler, see that it has two fans, and think that it cools very well. |
Only cheaptards would.
Anyone else has, at some point in the past, heard legends about a vague thing called internet, a mystical place where people can search for information. If someone is actually too stupid to do that, let them have crap and learn to make better decisions, it's not like we need a sign that reads "this way to the internet". |
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#8 CompWiz17
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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| dave_c wrote: | | CompWiz17 wrote: | #5: if they were cheap, they would have gotten the much better Sunbeamtech cooler for $14 at <a>newegg.</a>
They just aren't all that knowledgable about computer components. Some of the people on these forums also don't know all that much about computer components. So, if you post helpful reccomendations and comments, it helps people choose the best parts for their computer.
Someone might just look at this cooler, see that it has two fans, and think that it cools very well. |
Only cheaptards would. |
so, you're saying this cheap person wouldn't buy the cheaper, and better performing sunbeam cooler? That doesn't make sense.
| dave_c wrote: | | Anyone else has, at some point in the past, heard legends about a vague thing called internet, a mystical place where people can search for information. If someone is actually too stupid to do that, let them have crap and learn to make better decisions, it's not like we need a sign that reads "this way to the internet". |
So tell me, why is nVidia having such huge success in increasing sales by merely slapping new labels on their old video cards? The GTS250, a 9800GTX+, which was itself a 8800GTS, is selling great.
People are upgrading their 8800GT's to 9800GT's. Strange how the performance seems to be exactly the same after the upgrade.
The problem is, you're refusing to acknowledge reality. Sure, we could just sit around and say "the smart thing to do is to look up reviews online for products before buying them". Yet, people rarely do this, and that's not going to change in the near future. Or, we could use the comment section here on bensbargains for what it was created for: saying whether or not a product is any good or not, and whether it's good for the price or not. The result of doing that will be that less people will be making stupid buying decisions. |
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