2013/08/19 13:52:49
chris-nyc
Yeah, at $129 it's basically a half-off sale.  I'm really tempted to grab it while I can, but my good sense says not to until I actually need a new psu. lol
2013/08/19 15:09:44
LCRava
Just purchased a Corsair AX1200i from Newegg for $280 + $30 manufacturer's mail-in rebate. Amazon has it for $280 with no rebate.
 
Log in to your Newegg account:
http://www.newegg.com/Pro...x?Item=N82E16817139039
 
Put this code at checkout:
EMCXMWR97
 
Go to this site to register w/ Corsair for the rebate:
https://www.corsairrebate.com/promocenter/corsair/
 
Follow the instructions contained here to register and mail in the necessary stuff once you receive the PSU:
http://images10.newegg.co...RsAug15Aug2113cd12.pdf
 
Enjoy!
 
2013/08/20 04:26:57
jwlopez69
BitFenix Prodigy Midnight Black
Black Steel / Plastic Mini-ITX Tower Computer Case
$59.99 after $20 promo code:  EMCXMVX54
2013/08/23 09:41:49
RushXTC
Yes, This is WAY better than McAfee
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832114022
 
Use promo code : EMCXMVT47
2013/08/24 07:12:53
Bernard17
awesome deal thanks.  my eset has 11 days left
2013/08/24 10:12:29
007vsMagua
I'm pretty careful about what I do online and what I download. A few years back, when I used the free version of AVG with Windows XP, I had a few problems with malware, etc., but nothing that couldn't be fixed. Since I upgraded to Windows 7 three years ago, I've only been using Microsoft Security Essentials without a single problem. It's always possible something foreign could be living in my computer without me knowing about it, but nothing that impedes performance. I just feel that third party security programs are more trouble than they are worth...no matter how cheap they are.
2013/08/24 16:40:30
Bernard17
i disagree.  im careful too but eset has caught things i doubt MSE would have.  and they have blocked some bad popups that were trying to ping my pc.  i love eset compared to all the programs i have tried, MSE, Mcafee, Norton, AVG, Avast, even symantecs corporate anitvirus
2013/08/24 19:16:59
sk2play
My company just switch from a very long relationship with NAV to ESET primarily for 'windows resource' reasons.  I'm looking forward to working with ESET.
 
My personal PC's use NAV provided by my Comcast subscription because I don't have to pay anymore for them (up to seven PC's).  I don't go testing a bunch of sites that may have viruses though (ie adult entertainment and get this free allurements).
2013/08/25 03:34:02
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