Narrowed down once again.

[mingtea]

Jesus Christ.....
I narrowed it down to two because these are the only 2 around 100 that i found that are decent i think......

I found a 9600 PRO at newegg but its refurbished....im iffy about the refurbished thing....

And I also found a 9200 128mb AGP at walmart....for 81$ i dunno which i should get.....

has anyone ever gotta anything that is refurbished from newegg? if so, are they in good condition and are they good? i dunno....its messed up..

 

[charybdis]

I have ordered a refurbished monitor and soundcard from newegg. I have had both running (and still run) fine for over 2 years. I got a refurbished fx5600 ultra from them when they first became available (the FX series) and it came in the retail box and had the drivers and cables and such. My monitor also came in a retail box. I would recommend refurbished because sometimes they could be items that were bought and were not wanted and then returned. I have purchased almost all of my hardware from newegg for my sytems. They are great with the prices and with their fastness and getting the product to you.

edit: I think I just got lucky on those occasions though. I just remembered that I also got a refurb motherboard from them recently and it just came in white box by itself. It works though.

 

[bosox188]

No, get the refurb 9600 pro. FX cards suck. So does the 9200.

 

[blahblahblah]

Jesus Christ.....
I narrowed it down to two because these are the only 2 around 100 that i found that are decent i think......

I found a 9600 PRO at newegg but its refurbished....im iffy about the refurbished thing....

And I also found a 9200 128mb AGP at walmart....for 81$ i dunno which i should get.....

has anyone ever gotta anything that is refurbished from newegg? if so, are they in good condition and are they good? i dunno....its messed up..

The 9200 is horrible if you can get a 9600 Pro for nearly the same price. Take a look at the benchmarks below and you can see which one is faster. The 9600 Pro is superior to the 9200. As for refurb, I don't know. I do know that newegg.com is a good online retailer. You may want to read their return/exchange policies.

http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20031229/index.html