@gigawings: $248.99?

@ValeriaHeart: Pretty sure that's 2 keyboards you owe me now - but who's counting?

@blalien: But at $300, it would be $0.01 more expensive that a PS3! Just sayin'...

@ValeriaHeart: Still impressed that you were able to type so coherently after nailing your thumb. Good show.

@Chumley Marchbanks: New Walkman line?

Lock in your price bets right here folks.

@ValeriaHeart: Now put your own thumb on the monitor...

@Josh: More stable = good??

@Zelyre: I love me a trip to Microcenter...

@Ero_Elohim: It's not really a sham, but the extra dough for the 2nd card is usually better invested elsewhere. And yeah, it's less stable.

@Pepe Thunder: Yep, I'm on a 4870 I got for $70 on clearance and I run everything at 1920x1200 with a perfectly acceptable framerate. Great time to be a PC gamer.

@SoulSilverIV: You my friend are in luck! List of games that work with the Intel 9xx series!

@tyroney: Fortunately for cheapskates like you and me, hardware is far outpacing software, thanks in part to developers' focus on console development. Since those hardware platforms are 5+ years old, even 2-3 year old PC hardware is more than sufficient in most cases.

@dracosummoner: Doesn't answer your question exactly, but be sure to check out the link below to compare cards. Also, the answer to your question is highly dependent on whether you're looking for the best price-performance package or the most raw speed regardless of price.

@PajamaSam: Especially when we PC gamers want to run high-end software like "Pajama Sam!"

I smell photoshop contest

I think Wocalax was more just brainstorming rather than arguing completely against the idea of used game sales. We had a good discussion in speakup yesterday. Anyway here was my initial reaction:

@Deakor: Ok, great

@ourovoros- double posts strike back: Awesome, thanks

@Retronick: Thanks. Also, I pissed Miranda off after doing Jack's loyalty mission. Will she ever come around? :,-(