So I went a little crazy
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So I went a little crazy
Buying a computer in an Apple store vice over the Internet is a financially unsafe practice.
Powermac Dual 2.7 ghz G5, 4.5 gigs ram, ATI X800 XT.
I swore I wasn't going to take a chance on the liquid cooling thing, but apparently the Clarendon, VA Apple store has its own Steve Jobs reality distortion field generator somewhere in the back room.
Oh, I forgot to mention that the federal employee discount helped make this config sound a little saner too.
anyone know how I can get my original account password changed to match the one I'm using for the Temp account?
-Dinnerdog
Keep your lovin' brother happy.
Powermac Dual 2.7 ghz G5, 4.5 gigs ram, ATI X800 XT.
I swore I wasn't going to take a chance on the liquid cooling thing, but apparently the Clarendon, VA Apple store has its own Steve Jobs reality distortion field generator somewhere in the back room.
Oh, I forgot to mention that the federal employee discount helped make this config sound a little saner too.
anyone know how I can get my original account password changed to match the one I'm using for the Temp account?
-Dinnerdog
Keep your lovin' brother happy.
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I'm trying to forget about the price...
But it broke down like this.
Dual G5 2.7, 512m ram $2759.00
4 gigs ram $531.00 (Crucial.com) (1gig DIMMS, NOT 512s)
ATI X800 XT $495.00 (Other World Computing)
Second 200gb SATA drive $159.00 (Best Buy)
Total = (i'm not adding this up, I'd much rather just look at individual prices).
They tried to talk me into the Apple care. I've always pass on warranties. I don't buy products that need extended warranties. Anyway, if Apple was expecting these things to break they wouldn't be selling extended warranties. I suspect that most people sign up for Applecare just for the extended technical support.
-Dinnerdog
Keep your lovin' brother happy
But it broke down like this.
Dual G5 2.7, 512m ram $2759.00
4 gigs ram $531.00 (Crucial.com) (1gig DIMMS, NOT 512s)
ATI X800 XT $495.00 (Other World Computing)
Second 200gb SATA drive $159.00 (Best Buy)
Total = (i'm not adding this up, I'd much rather just look at individual prices).
They tried to talk me into the Apple care. I've always pass on warranties. I don't buy products that need extended warranties. Anyway, if Apple was expecting these things to break they wouldn't be selling extended warranties. I suspect that most people sign up for Applecare just for the extended technical support.
-Dinnerdog
Keep your lovin' brother happy
AFIAK, you can buy Apple Care at any time during the warranty so you might consider it when it's about to expire ;-)dinnerdogtemp2 wrote:They tried to talk me into the Apple care. I've always pass on warranties. I don't buy products that need extended warranties. Anyway, if Apple was expecting these things to break they wouldn't be selling extended warranties. I suspect that most people sign up for Applecare just for the extended technical support.
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Well, when I start reading stories about the liquid cooling spilling out over the desktop then I'll go out and get some Applecare.
NCG_Mike wrote:AFIAK, you can buy Apple Care at any time during the warranty so you might consider it when it's about to expire ;-)dinnerdogtemp2 wrote:They tried to talk me into the Apple care. I've always pass on warranties. I don't buy products that need extended warranties. Anyway, if Apple was expecting these things to break they wouldn't be selling extended warranties. I suspect that most people sign up for Applecare just for the extended technical support.
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