Last thing you bought (no food or drugs)

[Bluecast]

2 new shelves only have one built and Hulk on DVD (was 5$)

[Brothaman]

Well I got my tires, Cooper Zeon RS3-A.

[Spokane]

On a discount I presume?

Never heard of Zeon.

My parents just bought some new Yokohamas a few months ago.

[Brothaman]

^ I didn't get any discounts. So I paid $548 after taxes and labor. But these Coopers are pretty good. Less road noise and a better ride than my stock Pirelli's . I have to say that I'm impressed.



I also brought a Spectre air filter too.

[Spokane]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/No-Soup-For-You ... 5740338363

[Bambi]

SCPH-1002 Playstation, the same model I first got for Christamas back in 1995. Sometimes refered to as the audiophile version, it's sought after because of the RCA (component) outputs on the console and because it has many outputs that were removed from later models, it also has "Power" and "Open" written in English rather than the multilingual icons.

[Bluecast]

I never seen a PSone that didn't say "power" & "open"

[Bambi]

I never seen a PSone that didn't say "power" & "open"

I don't know much about NTSC models but here only the first few models had those buttons.



This is the Playstation I use the most, it's a SCPH-5552.

[Bluecast]

Actually I'm an idiot my PSone has that as well.

[Bambi]

Bought and installed yellow buttons/balltop.

[Brothaman]

Might not seem geek sex0r, but I'm about to go from a 1.8Ghz Pentium dual-core to a 3Ghz Core 2. Should be here next week.

[Sonikku]

Might not seem geek sex0r, but I'm about to go from a 1.8Ghz Pentium dual-core to a 3Ghz Core 2. Should be here next week.

C2Duo was a pretty good line of cpu's When my system was still working the E6750 I was using never used more than 50% of either core while gaming under full load.

[Brothaman]

^ Thanks, that's good to hear. Because my PC has been struggling with the basics here lately.

[Sonikku]

I'm sure you'll love it! I'm a bit of an AMD fanbody and believe me it took some impressive benchmarks to get me to defect when buying a new processor a few years ago. With that said, while it was a great line of chips for it's time, is there any reason you're getting an older line of chips instead of the newer ones? I've been looking at a cheap mobo/cpu/gpu combo to replace my failed system on the cheap and the Sandy Bridge G620 performs about as well or better than my Core 2 Duo E6750 did 4 years ago for about a third of the price.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6819116399

[Brothaman]

^ I'm on a budget and my motherboard is pretty restricted. Plus, I'll be getting a new laptop at the end of this summer for school. I plan on leaving this PC at my parents house so we can talk "face-to-face" via webcam. But my 1.8GHz Pentium dual-core struggles with HD videos, so I just want to fix this while I still can.