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Can anyone recommend their favorite website that maintains an up to date "best bang for your buck components to build your own pc" article. I recall coming across an excellent site where they listed the components for 3 systems (low, middle, high end)...
Started by tbone on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I would suggest HardForum the community there is always talking about the latest and greatest hardware... .
They have charts dating back years and also provide price / performance charts to rate equipment .
Tom's Hardware reviews all major components of PCs.
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Which is the current best bank for buck, or best price to performance ratio Video Graphics card available today for playing 3D video games in the latest version of Windows?
This might also be best 'budget gaming' card or sub $200 card if I were to categorize...
Started by Jim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Right now the best Linux cards are still Intel integrated (except that awful, awful GMA 500 "Poulsbo" chipset... .
The "best" video card for Linux is not necessarily the same one I'd recommend to Windows or Mac users .
The problem is that this is too general.
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At the moment which 3d glasses are the best bang for the buck??
blict? X103? Ps3? Nx-3dg? Some other brand?
Started by saltysteven on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at avsforum):
Where should I look to buy? Amazon? I went with Dimensioanl Optics 3Active glasse and have been able to sit thru three movies without eye strain... .
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I am not a hardware person when it comes to computers so when I buy a new one I just pick the one with the biggest numbers, but I know I am most likely wasting money.
If you're going to purchase a new computer, what should you max out? Are things like...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The second option others have the thing, then the "....
The l2 cache is built onto is the most cost-effective upgrade/enhancement for "bang-for-buck" ratio.
Ram is the cheapest and best "bang for your buck" performance gain.
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Best Bang For The Buck Handling Upgrade What do you think is the best bang for the buck handling upgrade on an SRT?
I don't have the scratch for coilovers, so I was thinking a front strut tower brace. There has to be a hole in my gas tank.
Started by garrettmoore on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lxforums):
Formerice , SUPREME220 and 310SXT like this.
Are without a doubt the best bang for the buck.
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What single aspect of agile development should we implement first to improve our development process, and why?
I'm in a situation that's requiring me to "tweak" my process, rather than re-engineer it, and "agile" seems to be the mantra of the day. If ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Start with unit testing if you're not already.
As much "bang for the buck" as iterative building.
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Hi,
Done a bit of a search but have not found quite the results I'm after.
Q: what is the best CDi (bang for bucks) for my 13Bbp?
Started by KillerRx4 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ausrotary):
Currently have EMS SR-2 ecu with 4 coils & igniters, just wondering if this setup provides enough spark energy and coil recovery time at the 8000 - 9500 rpm I use?
Do I need better coils with a quicker recovery time... .
Sequential or dizzy? Sequential....
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Is Condor the best "Bang-For-Buck" maker?
I've been looking into some of their stuff after catching a mention of them on another thread.
For as little as I know about knives, they seem to pack a wallop in the value department.
Started by SR69 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at survivalistboards):
They make a very good product but I wouldn't say best for the buck-made "off-the-shelf" ....
But I wouldn't say best for the buck as it really depends on how much bucks you're referring to?
They are very they are made in El Salvador.
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Hi Guys, As the title suggests, which car do you think is the best 'bang for buck' considering the high costs of motoring in Singapore? Thanks for your suggestions.
Started by enemi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pistonheads):
The old W124 merc E200's are a good option for this as you will only loose running costs and... .
Older cars are the most depreciation proof, as long as you have a good long COE on them, you just need to find a good example and a good garage to work on them .
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We got a little taste of what the Shelby can do today, and its quick. We know what the ZL1 can do and its quick too. The new Viper is going to be a beast and the ZR1 is also crazy fast. All that being said what is the best bang for the buck out there?...
Started by 2ndCamaro79 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at camaro5):
It's the least expensive of the V8's, very quick stock, and takes to mods well .
Best "Bang for your buck" is the base Mustang 5.0.
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