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To: Michael G. Potter who wrote (10903)	2/28/1999 12:44:00 AM
From: Michael G. Potter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16960

Speaking of the ATI Fury card, Midwest Micro is the only OEM that I've seen so far that is carrying it (http://www.mwmicro.com/promos/pentiumIII/systems.cfm). That's a weird system in that there is a V2 as well. I checked out some of their other systems. STB TNT is standard, but you can put an ATI Fury in if you want to. I actually own a MW Micro PC (well, I put a newer MB in and a V2, and a Scanner, but it started as a MW Micro PC). They're not tiny but not all that big. I've been happy with their warranty service so I tend to check and see how competitive their systems are. That's why I stumbled across the Fury. Michael ps - see, Marc, I'm not ignoring ATI <grin> Plus the Habs won tonight