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    Rashi peripherals selling XFX 6600Gt for just under 15k in Bangalore. Man these guys are totally ripping us off here in Bangalore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by borg
    Rashi peripherals selling XFX 6600Gt for just under 15k in Bangalore. Man these guys are totally ripping us off here in Bangalore.
    hi,
    well its true man..blore is one of the most highly taxed place.everything is taxed,especially IT products..the only golden goose which lays golden eggs for India's silicon cityis slowly strangles by the govt here.wat to do.if ur from blore,hav u checkd prices from SP road hardware shops....

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    hey aadipa,thnx for the info man...

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    I think we Bangaloreans are not supposed to play Doom 3. I called up Texonic instruments, who are the official dealers of Gigabyte Graphics card in bangalore. He quoted a price of Rs. 9500/- pus taxes for a 9600pro . What the hell man????

    The prices here are almost RS. 1000/- to 2000 more than the rest of the country. I am slowly thinking of giving up my plans to buy a graphics card. Who the hell wants to pay such exhorbitant prices for such things???. My PS2 rules. Will take Doom 3 & shove it up Id software's ***


    Also please tell me hows chennai?. Is it taxed too. I don't mind going to chennai buying everything & comming back. I think even if I add the travel costs, I will still save some money.
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    chennaisux to.. prices abt rs500 less
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    what's the cost of a ASUS RADEON 9600XT VIVO. Rptech ppl don't sell radeon based asus gfx cards. now what the hell is this????
    can anybody tell me where to contact 4 these cards.
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    Yeah man, I also called them & asked for the Asus 9600 & the guy told me that it hasn't landed in india yet !!!!. Oh my God, in this age of 6800s we still have to wait for the lowly 9600 to arrive. What the hell!!!.

    Someone here knows how to make RDX or something????. I'm getting angry thoughts here.
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    i can help u there

    Reclamation of RDX from C-4 Explosives by the Jolly Roger

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    RDX can be obtained from C-4 explosives with the use of gasoline. It can be used as a booster explosive for detonators or as a high explosive charge.
    Material Required

    Gasoline
    C-4 explosive
    2 - pint glass jars, wide mouth
    Paper towels
    Stirring rod (glass or wood)
    Water
    Ceramic or glass dish
    Pan
    Heat source
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    NOTE: Water, Ceramic or glass dish, pan, & heat source are all optional. The RDX can be air dried instead.
    Procedure:

    Place 1-1/2 teaspoons (15 grams) of C-4 explosive in one of the pint jars. Add 1 cup (240 milliliters) of gasoline.
    NOTE: These quantities can be increased to obtain more RDX. For example, use 2 gallons of gasoline per 1 cup of C-4.
    Knead and stir the C-4 with the rod until the C-4 has broken down into small particles. Allow mixture to stand for 1/2 hour.

    Stir the mixture again until a fine white powder remains on the bottom of the jar.

    Filter the mixture through a paper towel into the other glass jar. Wash the particles collected on the paper towel with 1/2 cup (120 milliliters) of gasoline. Discard the waste liquid.
    Place the RDX particles in a glass or ceramic dish. Set the dish in a pan of hot water, not boiling and dry for a period of 1 hour.

    NOTE: The RDX particles may be air dried for a period of 2 to 3 hours.
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    R.D.X. 2

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    R.D.X., also called cyclonite, or composition C-1 (when mixed with plasticisers) is one of the most valuable of all military explosives. This is because it has more than 150% of the power of T.N.T., and is much easier to detonate. It should not be used alone, since it can be set off by a not-too severe shock. It is less sensitive than mercury fulminate, or nitroglycerine, but it is still too sensitive to be used alone.
    NO
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    N
    / \ RDX MOLECULE
    / \
    H C H C
    / 2 2
    / |
    O N N--NO
    2 \ / 2
    \ /
    \ /
    CH
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    R.D.X. can be made by the surprisingly simple method outlined hereafter. It is much easier to make in the home than all other high explosives, with the possible exception of ammonium nitrate.
    MATERIALS EQUIPMENT

    hexamine 500 ml beaker
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    methenamine glass stirring rod
    fuel tablets (50 g)
    funnel and filter paper
    concentrated
    nitric acid (550 ml) ice bath container (plastic bucket)

    distilled water centigrade thermometer

    table salt blue litmus paper

    ice ammonium nitrate

    Place the beaker in the ice bath, (see section 3.13, steps 3-4) and carefully pour 550 ml of concentrated nitric acid into the beaker.
    When the acid has cooled to below 20 degrees centigrade, add small amounts of the crushed fuel tablets to the beaker. The temperature will rise, and it must be kept below 30 degrees centigrade, or dire consequences could result. Stir the mixture.
    Drop the temperature below zero degrees centigrade, either by adding more ice and salt to the old ice bath, or by creating a new ice bath. Or, ammonium nitrate could be added to the old ice bath, since it becomes cold when it is put in water. Continue stirring the mixture, keeping the temperature below zero degrees centigrade for at least twenty minutes
    Pour the mixture into a litre of crushed ice. Shake and stir the mixture, and allow it to melt. Once it has melted, filter out the crystals, and dispose of the corrosive liquid.
    Place the crystals into one half a litre of boiling distilled water. Filter the crystals, and test them with the blue litmus paper. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until the litmus paper remains blue. This will make the crystals more stable and safe.
    Store the crystals wet until ready for use. Allow them to dry completely using them. R.D.X. is not stable enough to use alone as an explosive.
    Composition C-1 can be made by mixing 88.3% R.D.X. (by weight) with 11.1% mineral oil, and 0.6% lecithin. Kneed these material together in a plastic bag. This is one way to desensitize the explosive.
    H.M.X. is a mixture of T.N.T. and R.D.X.; the ratio is 50/50, by weight. it is not as sensitive, and is almost as powerful as straight R.D.X.
    By adding ammonium nitrate to the crystals of R.D.X. after step 5, it should be possible to desensitize the R.D.X. and increase its power, since ammonium nitrate is very insensitive and powerful. Soduim or potassium nitrate could also be added; a small quantity is sufficient to stabilize the R.D.X.
    R.D.X. detonates at a rate of 8550 meters/second when it is compressed to a density of 1.55 g/cubic cm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by borg
    Yeah man, I also called them & asked for the Asus 9600 & the guy told me that it hasn't landed in india yet !!!!. Oh my God, in this age of 6800s we still have to wait for the lowly 9600 to arrive. What the hell!!!.

    Someone here knows how to make RDX or something????. I'm getting angry thoughts here.

    These ppl r mad. Can u expect a previous generation mainstream card not b available even in metros???
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    hey 4 da really angry ones,.. the recipie 4 RDX works..

    btw. therezz nothin we can do abt it..so stop rantin n ask a frnd 2 get it fm sing,canada,malasia
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    Quote Originally Posted by suave_guy
    any idea about the price of Sony Ericsson S700i ??
    Sony Ericson 700i costs around 17k max

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    hey
    called up the 2 no.s supersaiyan gave . the rptech guy , gave me another no of some Mr Saini B10 Meghdoot Bulding , NP (mob-9891349134) , 4 amd prices .
    here r the prices was told ( didnt do no bargaining )

    Power color x800xt PCI-E – 32,500
    amd 64 ( 939 ) 3000+ - 8,500
    .................... 3200+ - 12,500
    .................... 3500+ - 14,500
    asus a8n SLI dx - 17,600

    heard some1 say the asus was 4 somethin around 12k

    the mediatech guy said there was some chinese new year goin on ( till 18th feb ) so the gaiward production was stalled n there was no 6800gt in stock . would b available in march begining .

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    hey
    r there ne ANTEC stores in delhi ?? they dont mention in ne of there ads n when i contacted them through mail , they replid with a silly ' get back 2 u ' msg .

    newayz , how much does a Super LanBoy n a True Power 480 watt cost ??

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    can anybody tell me the price of powercolor radeon 9600XT VIVO???
    does 6600GT has VIVO??
    which is a better deal??
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    me thinkz u should go 4 a 6600gt , VIVO or no VIVO
    scored round 8400 in 3dmark 03 , vereas a 9800XT which manages only say , 5500 - 6000 , n v havnt even talked bout the 9600 . even the x600xt (against which itz pitted) , scored round 4300 . (Jan CHIP)

    newayz tis ur money , n u the best judge

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    I bought the following...

    AMD ATHLON 64 2800+
    w/ MSI K8N Neo Platinum Board (NForce3 250GB Chipset)

    for Rs 13,500/- . these are Nehru Place, Delhi prices

    Also

    512 MB DDR400 Kingston for Rs 4,050/-

    The motherboard is actually a little expensive as compared to ASUS K8V. but it (ASUS K8V) was not available and the urge to get a new system got the better of me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [flAsh
    ]can anybody tell me the price of powercolor radeon 9600XT VIVO???
    does 6600GT has VIVO??
    which is a better deal??
    The 6600GT is definately a better buy, a much faster card, but it is also costlier by about 3k, here is the rate for the PowerColor Radeon 9600XT 256 MB DDR DVI VIVO --- Rs. 11,900.
    About the 6600GT offering VIVO, Check out the first model of the Gigabyte 6600GT series which supports VIVO function, here check this out - http://www.giga-byte.com/VGA/Product...orce6600GT.htm
    Even MSI have a 6600GT model which supports the VIVO function.

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    ITS PCI-E and I need a AGP solution, HOW is CLUB 3D XGI Volari V8 ULTRA DUO. my vendor is selling it (it's second hand but doen't looks old from any angle) it has all of its bundle infact even the CLUB 3D sticker. he is selling it in Rs.2500 after a lot of negotiations.

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    Forget any thoughts about buying the XGI V8, in today's graphics card industry there are only two companies you can trust for reliability and performance them being ATi and Nvidia. Though the dealer is ready to sell it to you for only 2.5k, I am sure you won't like the performance, technical support will be very hard to come-by, the card's drivers will be very immature and unreliable, plus since it is second hand you won't get a warranty.

    Now coming back to the 6600GT, if you want a AGP solution with VIVO, you can get the Gainward 6600GT - http://www.i-tech.com.au/products/68...8Mb_DDRIII.asp

    The MSI GeForce 6600GT AGP also has VIVO support. The model number being NX6600GT-VTD128.

    The rates for the 6600GT AGP from XFX have come down btw, the 6600GT AGP now costs about 12.3k, I am unaware as to whether it has VIVO support.

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    Default Graphics Card Prices

    The following are the graphics cards with their prices. (NOTE: Prices are of Mysore).

    1) XFX 5700LE 128MB 128-bit : Rs. 5900/-
    2) XFX 5700LE 256MB 128-bit : Rs. 7200/-
    3) XFX 5700ULTRA 128 MB VIVO : Rs. 13500/-
    4) 5500 256MB : Rs. 5900/-
    5) FX6600 256MB : Rs. 13500/-

    6) ATI Raedon 9200SP 128 MB : Rs. 3600/-
    7) 9600 non pro 128MB : Rs. 5500/-
    8) 9550 256MB : Rs. 7900/-
    9) 9600pro 256 MB : Rs. 10500/-
    10) 9600 XT 256MB VIVO : Rs. 16000/-

    My budget is around 7k so i am thinking of buying 5700LE 256MB. I would like to go for 9600pro but is simply too colstly in Karnataka. Which graphics card other than 5700LE would you guys suggest for my budget? Also are the prices quoted above reasonable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cybershastri
    The following are the graphics cards with their prices. (NOTE: Prices are of Mysore).

    1) XFX 5700LE 128MB 128-bit : Rs. 5900/-
    2) XFX 5700LE 256MB 128-bit : Rs. 7200/-
    3) XFX 5700ULTRA 128 MB VIVO : Rs. 13500/-
    4) 5500 256MB : Rs. 5900/-
    5) FX6600 256MB : Rs. 13500/-

    6) ATI Raedon 9200SP 128 MB : Rs. 3600/-
    7) 9600 non pro 128MB : Rs. 5500/-
    8) 9550 256MB : Rs. 7900/-
    9) 9600pro 256 MB : Rs. 10500/-
    10) 9600 XT 256MB VIVO : Rs. 16000/-

    My budget is around 7k so i am thinking of buying 5700LE 256MB. I would like to go for 9600pro but is simply too colstly in Karnataka. Which graphics card other than 5700LE would you guys suggest for my budget? Also are the prices quoted above reasonable?
    bout the prices , u can find those relevant 2 ur region in this sticky

    as 4 the best card 4 the buck , check this comparison rite frm the ti 4200 n 9500 to the 6800 ultra n the x800xt PE
    would definately find ur answer here
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    @ Cyber - Yes some of the rates quoted by you are unreasonable.
    Firstly the Nvidia Geforce 6600(128Mb) costs about 10.5-11k, the 256MB should not cost anything more than 12k. More importantly the 6600GT (128MB AGP) which is a much better card with core clock frequency 200Mhz higher than the 6600 and the memory clock speeds higher by 200 Mhz / (250Mhz -in case of the XFX Brand ) costs Rs. 12,300.

    The rates for the 5700LE and Ultra also seem to be on the higher side, however please avoid them because they suck at Dx 9.0 games.

    Here are the rates for the ATi cards -
    9600Pro - 7,200 (Gigabyte)
    9600Pro - 7,600 ( Club-3D)
    9600XT - 9.6-10.2k (Club -3d)
    9600XT 256MB VIVO - 11,900 (PowerColor)

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    wots the price of ati radeon 9500.. i was gonna go for ati radeon 9600se or fx 5200 128mb.. but the graph show 9500 is better.. wots the price ?
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    ATi have stopped production / discontinued the 9500 series, you will be lucky to find any new ones in that series, especially in India.
    However if your budget is say between 6-7.5k go for then you have a choice between the 9550 to 9600Pro, the 9600Pro being the best of the lot.
    The Gigabyte 9600Pro @ Rs. 7.2k is a good deal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Major-Minor
    Forget any thoughts about buying the XGI V8, in today's graphics card industry there are only two companies you can trust for reliability and performance them being ATi and Nvidia. Though the dealer is ready to sell it to you for only 2.5k, I am sure you won't like the performance, technical support will be very hard to come-by, the card's drivers will be very immature and unreliable, plus since it is second hand you won't get a warranty.

    Now coming back to the 6600GT, if you want a AGP solution with VIVO, you can get the Gainward 6600GT - http://www.i-tech.com.au/products/68...8Mb_DDRIII.asp

    The MSI GeForce 6600GT AGP also has VIVO support. The model number being NX6600GT-VTD128.

    The rates for the 6600GT AGP from XFX have come down btw, the 6600GT AGP now costs about 12.3k, I am unaware as to whether it has VIVO support.
    Certainly U r right but at 2.5K getting a dual gpu card's idea is nice. anyway right now I have it in my PC for trial only. it runs the games nicely with the new version of reactor driver (without any sacrifice in image quality as was the case with earlier drivers). support for FSAA has increased from 4x to 8x (AF supported is now 16x), and it seems finally XGI driver has shown some maturity by giving up "optimizzations" (cheating lke nVidia did back a year). This card has VIVO and gives nice FPS in all games except it makes a lot of noise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Major-Minor
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    Here are the rates for the ATi cards -
    9600Pro - 7,200 (Gigabyte)
    9600Pro - 7,600 ( Club-3D)
    9600XT - 9.6-10.2k (Club -3d)
    9600XT 256MB VIVO - 11,900 (PowerColor)
    Thanks Major-Minor.
    Is the 9600Pro 128 MB?? Also whats the difference between Gigabyte card and the Club-3d card?? Why so much of price difference. Also how much warranty they give?

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    Yep both the 9600Pro's are 128MB, the difference between Gigabyte and Club-3D, which I am aware of is the memory clock speed, while the Gigabyte has a memory clock speed of 600Mhz, the Club-3D runs @ 680Mhz. The club-3D card comes with a 2-year warranty and I think so does the Gigabyte card.

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    Hey man, major minor, u have to realise that cyber shastri is from Karnataka. The government here is killing us here with taxes, taxes & more taxes. The prices shastri has quoted are infact cheaper if u ask me. I went searching for a 9600 pro & found nothing for less than Rs. 10k. Man I have almost given up my plans to buy a gfx card. I don't need any gfx ****. I am happy with my PS2. They can take doom 3 & half like 2 & shove it up their ass . I don't care anymore.

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    xcuse me borg but u can't really compare a pc and a console. they are totally different things. also technically speaking there is a pc inside a console.
    i got the same 6600 gt vivo support gfx card. it rocksss. btw the gfx cards above the 5700le are pretty good at handling dx9 games. i have a 5950 ultra golden sample and am trying to compare it when overclocked(finally i have learnt how to) with the 6600gt but the 5700le is totally useless. i would rather recommend an ati if ur budget is limited.

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    @borg - You could ask your friend /relative here (Mumbai) to bring the card from here when they visit you (or someone of your friend/relative who regularly comes to Mumbai - would it still be liable to Central Sales Tax / Local State Sales Tax, I don't think so) or ask them to courier it . No need to get all cranky on me buddy, I am just helping out here by letting everyone here the latest hardware rates. I did not mock cybershastri did I?, he asked whether the rates were unreasonable and I answered to that.

    @fLash - Hey flash how about posting some screenshots on your XGI, I am eager to see how they come up.

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