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I so wanted to work for Jellyvision in the 90's. Kinda wondered what happened to them. If this game has any relation to the writers and designers of the original ones, it should be really good.

I know to be careful, just looking at bills for past electronics and computer purchases is a sobering experience for anyone on a budget. Think of what you paid for your first computer, microwave and videotape player. :D

Got mine on a Black Friday price error at sears.ca, at a price that probably won't be beat in 2011.

Sorry for the hijack, but this is a big issue that's being swept under: http://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorialopinion/article/926428--truth-lies-and-broadcasting-in-canada

Back to the door, rookie mistake. Also, as mentioned in the Gizmodo comments: Yahoo?

Welcome Jon! I have a madly OC'ed XFX 6850 and definitely do hear the difference when gaming. Funny thing is, some people don't even consider mine a performance gaming system though it plays anything. Puget Systems and SPCR are again ahead of the curve with I think is the coming trend...

Gelid Tranquillo CPU cooler Scythe fans Antec P183 V3 case Antec CP 850W PSU anemic GPU http://www.pugetsystems.com/nav/serenity/SPCR/customize.php SPCR know their stuff and 11dBA is impressive, but any performance gaming system will get louder as the GPU ramps up.

I was thinking more Idiocracy, but I hear you. This seems to play into the hands of gap-toothed hicks who arm and build bunkers in the woods.

I had to use a ruler to tuck the USB cables around the second 230mm as I snapped down the top assembly, but it worked fine. I'd open it to take a take a picture, but yeah, it wasn't the most convenient upgrade.

It's no better up here in Canada, we've elected another cunt-faced corporate butt-boy and lo and behold the CRTC is considering lifting a 1986 prohibition on broadcasting false or misleading news, just ahead of the launch of Fox News North. http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2011/2011-14.htm...

Just to update this, the rebate check did arrive mid-December. Also, the RAM is excellent. Guess I just get jazzed about deals, but RAM prices were all over the place in 2010 and this was the best bargain I ever saw.

Points for having the guts to wear rival colours anywhere in Mass. This game put me 10-5 instead of 11-4 in this week's pool. For colds: Stir a tablespoon of honey into a cup of boiling water with 1/2 oz. lemon juice. Measure out 2 oz. of Geneva gin and drink. Repeat as necessary...

soldddd soldddd

Can't, batin'.

Just checked my H55M-USB3 (man, I have a collection of motherboards all of a sudden...) and it does come with and IDE slot and a cable. I'm guessing this is where the confusion arose.

Ran and checked one I have lying around, mine just has 2 SATA cables and I/O plate. Did any of these really ship with an IDE?

Oh also: Waiting for the mobo from Gigabyte is excruciating.

Price went back up to $138.03, still an awesome deal with $25 MIR and cheaper than the 9-9-9. Received it already and still can't figure out why it was so inexpensive.

OK if the heatspreaders don't do much, nobody seems particularly impressed these work out to under $80. The 9-9-9 1600Mhz ones are $50 bucks more, which is more in line with this level of kit. http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=54447&vpn=PV736G1600ELK&manufacture=Patriot

*relieved*