error_f0rce
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| Cooling | CoolIT ECO-R120 Advanced Liquid Cooling w/ x2 Scythe ULTRA-KAZE 3000rpm | Scythe Master controller |
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I gotta get my 2 cents in here:Azn Tr14dZ said:
I have had both a purchased cable modem and a Comcast & Charter cable modems. I had a bunch of problems with the ones Comcast uses (can't remember the brand), but never had any issues with the one I bought, or the ones that Charter uses. I paid ~$65 for the one I bought. With Charter I pay $3 a month, so I figure that in ~2 years when I've spent $65 on rent, there will be a new one available and I'll just have them come switch it out, instead of having to buy a new one for $65 again. Also, they will replace/service the ones I rent, but not if I buy one. It's all about the same in the end, but I prefer not to end up with outdated, broken and non-supported cable modems. It's just easier and less of a headache if something goes wrong.
That's just me!
