View Full Version : PC World - XFX 9600GT OC 512MB £10 - Collect at Store Only
http://tinyurl.com/7hx332
Damn good upgrade for £10 if anyone feels a bit left behind in the graphics card department of late.
NokkonWud
26-12-2008, 16:03
Tiny URL?
Look at the state of the URLs the PC World store uses :p
I just copied the link from somewhere else anyway, hence just using the same one.
Just noticed after Luke asked on SPS, a pair of these in SLI (£21 ish) will perform about on par with an 8800GTX. That's exceptional value.
NokkonWud
26-12-2008, 17:01
Definitely value for money.
pfft
<- PCI here
edit:- bonus points to anyone that seriously has an ISA gfx card that they use daily :)
semi-pro waster
26-12-2008, 19:28
Just tried it out and nowhere vaguely local has it, by that I mean nowhere within Scotland at all apparantly but it's a great deal if you can get it.
//edit I'm still on AGP too but if I could have got the card for that price I'd probably take the plunge and upgrade.
pfft
<- PCI here
edit:- bonus points to anyone that seriously has an ISA gfx card that they use daily :)
Almost, my PC upstairs that still works is running a TNT 2 32mb AGP. :D
Well nowhere in wales has it
Metalface Mark
26-12-2008, 20:32
nor scotland
great deal but out of stock in the north west as well. :(
Almost, my PC upstairs that still works is running a TNT 2 32mb AGP. :D
Snap but the PCI version, running passive as the fan fell off :D
Tried about 10 major towns and nowhere seems to have it.
They're probably all gone now, after all, a £100 graphics card for £10 isn't something that's likely to stay on shelves for long.
Pumpkinstew
29-12-2008, 13:30
The purpleshirts nab them before they even get to the shelves.
Well, you say that but i'm not sure if these deals are actually available in store.
I went to my local one yesterday and literally nothing was on offer bar a table of old USB cables and ex-display screens etc. yet the Collect@Store deals online were a lot better.
NokkonWud
29-12-2008, 14:01
Well, you say that but i'm not sure if these deals are actually available in store.
I went to my local one yesterday and literally nothing was on offer bar a table of old USB cables and ex-display screens etc. yet the Collect@Store deals online were a lot better.
The staff have computers to use to order them online and pick up in store though.
True but a lot more effort than just grabbing everything cheap off a shelf before shoppers get there isn't it? :p
And they'd be in exactly the same position as the public with respects to what PC World were charging on their site compared to in store.
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