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    More Budget Folding Hardware

    More folding hardware for very little dosh!

    This is cheap as chips
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    Re: More Budget Folding Hardware

    Wow thats cheap and it includes a 3yr on site warranty!! They're practically giving it away!

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    Re: More Budget Folding Hardware

    for that price you could modify one of the pci-e slots and do gp-gpu folding on the cheap
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    Re: More Budget Folding Hardware

    I managed to get one of these!

    Initial impressions, for the price its a hell of a machine, sata hard drive, sata DVDRW with lightscribe, not a bad looking case either.

    Once ive got it set up/transfered some files to it, il stick the F&H client on it, to see what it can do

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