New "Deals and Savings" Thread

So would a 750 Ti, at this lowered price point, be a good stop-gap video card to get while we're all waiting for them to bring out "big Maxwell"? :confused: Sorry, I've just been out of the loop all summer. Thanks for cluing me in.

Huh?? What?? I'm so lost! lol I've never been more out of the loop than I am right now. I have it in my mind to wait another year for anything major. I guess I need to get caught back up on my tech just in case I have to start over from scratch with my farm.

I have 1 Evga GTX 750ti and it just keeps on going, just like the Energizer Bunny. It does a great job and my electric bill has dropped.

Crucial 512GB SSD $194.99 with promo code EMCWPHF98 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc..._-20148821-L0E

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...411&CatId=7387
ASUS GTX 750TI

OCZ Arc SSDs that might be worth getting (If the new parent company has solved the bad production issues)

OCZ Arc 100 120GB - $59.50 w/Promo Code CZBTD3S, ends 11/9 [Free S&H] (Link)
OCZ Arc 100 240GB - $99.99 w/Free S&H [Before $10 MIR] (Link)

===||| Some other items on sale |||===

G.SKILL Ares Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3 1600 CAS-9 - $59.99 w/Free S&H (Link)

Corsair Obsidian Series 250D Mini-ITX Case - $74.99 [Before $15 MIR] (Link)

Many more deals during Newegg's 72 Hour Early Black Friday Sale (Link)

I lucked out and picked up a Crucial 240gb SSD from Newegg for $89 earlier in the week. I ordered it and went back to look at the specs a second time and it was already sold out. Glad I got it when I did. I have 2 OCZ SSD's and they have both been replaced and 1 of them has been replaced twice. That is why I went with a different brand. The computer wouldn't boot from the drive and when I put it in anothe box it wouldn't even recognize it.

Intel 100GB SSD - Enterprise Grade - SATA 2 $69.99 http://www.neweggflash.com/product/2...H-_-Intel-LB1F

Until midnight PST 11/14/2014 Seasonic 1250W PSU $129.99 (109.99 after rebate) + free shipping http://www.newegg.com/Special/ShellS...9-_-11142014_1

Newegg is extending a military discount to active and veteran service members, 10% off up to $20. They use a verification service which asks for your DOB, separation date, and an uploaded document for verification. Not sure if it's worth transmitting private documents for this discount; I'll leave that up to you. I sent a pdf of my Basic Individual Record which doesn't show my SSN and was verified in about 15 minutes.

http://www.newegg.com/militarydiscounts

Edit: Once you receive the discount code by email, you have 6 days to redeem.