Your newegg purchases over the years.

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chimera991

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Similiar to your CPU / GPU progression:
Go to your newegg account, under orders click on order history
From there under Find Orders click on your oldest purchases and POST WHAT YOU GOT!

In June '04, my oldest and first purchase was a 160gb IDE drive from samsung which I had to RMA twice! I now remembered I swore to never buy samsung hard drives! The drive was $114.20!
Sept '04 I bought a Logitech MX700, don't remember what happened to that mouse, I may have slammed it too many times, getting angry while playing CS.
lol, anyways post up your old purchases over the years

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Here's mine. I think this may be the first computer I built in full, and it was for someone else.

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Wow 2002, when was Newegg created? My first was 11/06/2004:

1 x APEVIA CF12SL-4C 120mm Multi-Color LED Case Fan

1 x SOYO SY-KT880 DRAGON 2 462(A) VIA KT880 ATX AMD Motherboard

1 x Pioneer DVD Burner Black IDE Model DVR-108 - OEM
 
Amazing how fast the industry moves and top of the line becomes of so little value.
 
Damn $428 for a p4 3ghz cpu!
I'm just glad I never had enough money to build my rig back then, I built my first one in 2010. But then again 10 years from now the tech should be insane and the prices we pay would be too. :(
 
oh my.. since 95-97?? I must have spent over $6,000 there. At least wasnt all my equipment. I use to build machines back then.
 
Still tend to buy locally but my first from Newegg was $61.50 on 12/14/2003
Western Digital Caviar SE WD400JB 40GB 7200 RPM IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard Drive -Bare Drive
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Spent about $2,000 there for my build about a month ago. Over-paid for my stuff? Yes sir, but im still happy :D
 
mtrupi said:
Still tend to buy locally but my first from Newegg was $61.50 on 12/14/2003
Western Digital Caviar SE WD400JB 40GB 7200 RPM IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard Drive -Bare Drive
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Damn, $60 for 40GB of 7200RPM? Times have changed for sure....

I cant wait for my $2,000 "investment" to be worth $50 :rolleyes:
 
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The HDD and DVD burner died on their own years ago. I accidentally broke the laptop last year and broke that external drive 3-4 years ago.
 
Hmm...

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1. For some reason, I remembered having a 9500 Pro... Maybe I just wanted a 9500 Pro back then. That video card only stayed in my computer for 9 months, before being replaced with a Radeon 800XT, which I kept for 2 years. I had intended to keep it longer, buying an AGP/PCI-E hybrid motherboard, but it wasn't compatible... You know, looking this up made me realize: I've had my Radeon 5870 longer than any video card that I have ever owned.

...With the exception of the MediaVision Thunder and Lightning ISA VGA/Sound card (yeah, you head that right. VGA/Sound). That one haunted me for many years... I swear, it was like the grim reaper for anything I tried upgrading to, and I'd always come crawling back to it. It, in turn, made my PC crawl.

2. The Audigy 2 ZS lasted a good long while. I finally gave it the boot with my Asus Xonar STX in 2009. I think that I'm end-of-the-line on sound cards. The Xonar does everything I could possibly want (except multichannel... which I don't currently want)

3. I still have that controller... Sitting in a box somewhere. Since the Xbox 360 came out, with dongles allowing me to use its controllers on the PC, I haven't really bothered with 3rd party controllers (with the exception of my flightstick)

4. The glossy paint on that case started looking like crap before long.

5. $68 for a DVD drive :eek: Ouch.

6. The PSU was a good one.

7. The Deathstar. What you don't see is that I purchased and returned that thing twice. I don't remember what happened to the third one.
 
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I think I purchased a slot A build from there prior to 2003, but it may have been Directron, or ZipZoomFly, or some other vendor. Prior to the slot A Athlon build b4 the one above, I bought locally because there really were not that many places on line to buy from, and my rather limited trust of on line vendors in the late 90's, early 2K's.

Oh, and that cooler was replaced almost immediately. It cooled for shit unless I used a high speed Delta fan. The Delta was so loud I had to buy a set of closed cans to be able to hear my games.
 
My oldest order,
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6

ZALMAN ZM-F1 80mm Case Fan
Item #: N82E16835118206

$25.50
($4.25 ea)
1

Archtek SLP-1000P 1000VA UPS
Item #: N82E16842114102

$113.50
Shipped from NJ, USA - Tracking #: 661896303015,661896303107
1

LITE-ON CD/DVD Burner Black Model SOHW-812S
Item #: N82E16827106935

$86.99
1

Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack SP1a - OEM
Item #: N82E16837102143
Please Note CD keys are listed on the outside of the plastic wrap accompanying your product.

$138.00
1

U.S. Robotics USR263090 Internal Modem 56Kbps - OEM
Item #: N82E16825104141
USR (877)-710-0884

$16.99
1

Antec TRUE480 480W ATX Power Supply
Item #: N82E16817103909

$74.00
1

Intel Pentium 4 3.4C Northwood 3.4GHz Socket 478 Processor BX80532PG3400D
Item #: N82E16819116168

$416.00
1

ATI 100-713100 Radeon 9800PRO 128MB 256-bit DDR AGP 4X/8X All-In-Wonder Video Card
Item #: N82E16814102297
ATI Service: 905 882 2626

$335.00
1

Creative Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS Platinum 7.1 Channels PCI Interface Sound Card
Item #: N82E16829102163
Creative Labs (800)-998-1000

$165.00
1

Intel D875PBZLK 478 Intel 875P ATX Intel Motherboard - OEM
Item #: N82E16813121181

$113.00
2

Western Digital Caviar SE WD2500JD 250GB 7200 RPM SATA 1.5Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive -Bare Drive
Item #: N82E16822144154
This item is serviced by the Western Digital. Please call 800 832 4778 for service.

$385.00
($192.50 ea)
1

MITSUMI Black 1.44MB 3.5" Internal Floppy Drive - OEM
Item #: N82E16821104101

$13.50
1

Logitech Cordless Desktop 967301-0403 Black Bluetooth Wireless Standard Keyboard
Item #: N82E16823126139

$135.00
4

Crucial 512MB 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Desktop Memory Model CT6464Z40B - OEM
Item #: N82E16820146532

$424.00
($106.00 ea)
Shipped from TN, USA - Tracking #: 661503899991,661503909080
1

RAIDMAX Scorpio ATX-868WBP Black 0.8mm Japanese SECC ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 420watts PS2 ATX12V Power Supply
Item #: N82E16811156135

$49.99
1

Klipsch PROMEDIA ULTRA 5.1 470 watts 5.1 Speaker
Item #: N82E16836119106
This item is serviced by Klipsch, please call 800 554-7724

$325.00
Click here to obtain a detailed listing of your packages and their contents.
Subtotal $2,816.47
Tax $0.00
FedEx Express Saver $65.99
Rush Processing $2.99
Order Total $2,885.45
 
Zepher said:
Crucial 512MB 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Desktop Memory Model CT6464Z40B - OEM
Item #: N82E16820146532

$424.00
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LOL! When I read crucial 512 I was thinking you posted a fairly recent purchase (no more than a year), along with looking at the price!

Holy cow!!! $424 for a whopping 512mb of memory!!! :eek:
 
chimera996 said:
LOL! When I read crucial 512 I was thinking you posted a fairly recent purchase (no more than a year), along with looking at the price!

Holy cow!!! $424 for a whopping 512mb of memory!!! :eek:
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That was 2gb, there are 4 sticks at $106 each
 
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