Parhelia refurb $270

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  • Seajnky
    mini MURCer
    • May 2002
    • 31

    #1

    Parhelia refurb $270

    refurb is $270 at newegg.com



    probably best place to buy your pc hardware at on the net. OEM is $325
    I wish i had the money/computer to buy one.

    *guess happy shopper forum was wrong one*
    Last edited by Seajnky; 1 December 2002, 02:28.
  • SitFlyer
    Super MURCer
    • Aug 2002
    • 7178

    #2
    I checked it out and that particular P comes as OEM-BAREBONE.

    Card only. No box, no adaptors, no CD & a 15 day warranty.

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    • Seajnky
      mini MURCer
      • May 2002
      • 31

      #3
      yes it is missing a box ...damn always wanted that box, heh
      i believe matrox has there own manufacter warrantee but i could be wrong.
      It is too bad it is missing the dongle but you could probably buy that somplace else, and if you dont plan on doing tripple head, no big deal. newegg refurbs are sopposed to be cards that people have returned. not actuall refurbs, but that is just rumor. Newegg used to sellt he dongles for the g400 cards, so im guess you will see the dongles for parhelia showing up pretty soon.

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      • Seajnky
        mini MURCer
        • May 2002
        • 31

        #4
        they also have g400's refurb for cheap

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        • VigilAnt
          MURC Writer
          • Jan 2002
          • 138

          #5
          Originally posted by Seajnky
          yes it is missing a box ...damn always wanted that box, heh
          i believe matrox has there own manufacter warrantee but i could be wrong.
          It is too bad it is missing the dongle but you could probably buy that somplace else, and if you dont plan on doing tripple head, no big deal. newegg refurbs are sopposed to be cards that people have returned. not actuall refurbs, but that is just rumor. Newegg used to sellt he dongles for the g400 cards, so im guess you will see the dongles for parhelia showing up pretty soon.
          It's not a problem if you have DVI and plan to use dualhead. But if you have a CRT, then the cable is needed as is the adapter if triple head is needed.

          VigilAnt
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