 So guys, it's warehouse sale again. The time is now... What time is it? Seven o'clock on Friday, October 19th. As you can see from the sign here, the warehouse sale is one day only at the warehouse on Viking Way in Richmond, BC. Cases from $5, LCDs from $50, 2 terabyte hard drives from $50, printers $10, okay. And apparently there's a night, at least one $99 notebook in there. Tons of open box and discounted items with huge savings. This is all drawn by Tom. You've seen him featured on Netlinked Weekly before. So we won't have an episode of Netlinked Weekly this week, but what we will have is a special guest camera person. So I would like one of these folks, I see a hand already, who is already here at 7 p.m. the night before to be my guest camera person. You want to introduce yourself? I was Ian. Hi Ian. All right Ian, follow me. So Ian will be getting an exclusive first look at the inside of the warehouse sale. Because he's going to be hanging with me while we introduce some of the deals. He will also be getting an exclusive look at the legendary Tech Tips filming room itself. So welcome Ian. And come on in. So this is not the way people will be coming inside. People will be coming in the door right here, and then they will be expected to file in an orderly fashion around the deals, and then the checkout will be right here at the door. So people will come in and out of this door. Why don't we start with the big stuff? So just come with me. We've got wall. Okay, so here's like the Toonie bin or like the $3 bin. So there's stuff like gigabit, gigabit desktop, PCI adapter for three bucks. So this is, you know, fatality CPU cooler for five bucks. This one might even be, is this brand new in box? No, I don't think so. Must be, must be open box. It's a warehouse sale. All kinds of crazy stuff in here. It's usually worth digging through. So there's like an antenna for five bucks. I don't know. All kinds of different things. Moving right along, we've got cases all along this wall. So there's great deals on cases. You can find like a fractal design core 3000 for 25 bucks. Define R3s for 40 bucks. That's a good deal. Phantom case 50 bucks. 800D? A hundred dollars for an 800D. That's a fantastic deal right there. Over here is sort of the random mix-and-match again. This is some of the more weirdy sort of, yeah, this is some of the weirder stuff. So this is where you'll find things like business grade raid cards. I saw some of them before. I'll find them. I'll find them. Don't worry. I will find them. But you know, more networking, routers. Here we go. So here's an LSI 16 port raid card for 400 bucks. So that's half of the regular price. There's actually a really good deal if you need a super awesome raid card. That's a 9260. 69. Fantastic deal. 60 bucks gets you a four port 9240. Remember guys, that is a hardware raid five controller card. Here we've got these are crazy. Check these out. So these are four way DVI 7.1 audio KVMs. So we've got three of them there. A hundred bucks. So think about that. That means you could have a full home, like three full computers operating off of like a 5.1 or 7.1 audio set up with DVI and that's pretty cool. Keyboards are good deals. Actually, I saw a couple that were outstanding including the, where'd it go? Where's it? Ah, yes. Thermaltake eSports. That's a mechanical keyboard for 46 bucks. And there's a DAS keyboard for 49 bucks too. So this has off limits. But Ian and I will be just kind of going through there. No, no big deal. More cases. Wall of more cases. Ian, hold on. Go ahead and stand right about there. And I'm going to point out some of the things that I think are outstanding. So we've got a $25 Almond Z11 Plus. We've got all aluminum Li and Li MATX case for 69 bucks. Some of the bigger stuff. Look at this. Raven RV01 for 90 bucks, which is just an awesome, awesome case. And I think that pretty much, oh, no way. Here's a liquid cooled Thermaltake Level 10 GT. So LCS means it has the built-in liquid cooling for 160 bucks. So that's kind of cool. Personally, I'm not a big Thermaltake liquid cooling guy, but you know, it's okay. Monitors. Lots of good monitor deals. Tons of ProArt series monitors. ASUS ProArt series monitors are pre-calibrated. So there's a few 23 inch ones. There's a, here's one. There's a 24 inch one there. There's, I think there's a couple more 24 inchers here. This is an IPS. This is a 23 inch, but not ProArt series. There's also, I saw a couple 3D ones. Yeah, where's the 3D ones? So here's a 3D 2420T for 160 bucks. Here's a 3D 27 inch from Acer. Although if I was going to pick one of them, I'd go with the BenQ because this one supports light boost, whereas the Acer one behind me does not. As always, there are one bajillion and one cheap motherboards. P67 board for 25 bucks. You've got AMD board for, yeah, M5A97. That supports pretty much every modern AM3 Plus CPU for 49 bucks. You've also got more AMD boards. So here, let's see if, do we have any high-end stuff? Yeah, here we go. So you can get Maximus V formula. So this is a Z77. This is a current board for over $100 off, which is pretty cool. Gigabyte Z77 boards, $55 actually. Those are probably some of the better deals I've seen so far for the motherboards. Oh, what's this? Netgear 24 port gigabit smart switch for one third of regular price. Huh. Web-based management interface and with a rack mount kit. So if you're looking for something like that, that's actually, that's outstanding as well. $10 video card. What else we got here? So 7970s are around the $350 price range. 7950 for 200 bucks. That's a good deal. What are these? 6850s. Those are okay. Those aren't bad. What else we got? So GTX 680 for 319 bucks. Fantastic deal. Someone better go for that one right away. Oh, what else? Radeon 6850 for 79. 79. Okay. 7770 for 79. That's not bad, actually, if you're looking for something more entry level. And then, yeah, that pretty much covers it for those. So let's go around, swing around the back. Finish off our tour. Actually, not quite. There's still a few more things. So here's all the big stuff. Weird stuff like 4U rack mount server case for 15 bucks. That's a Norco case. Sure, why not, right? Sheep printers galore over here. So $60 multifunction laser printer station. I mean, if you're sort of pricing it by the pound, then it probably looks pretty good. A couple Lenovo all-in-ones. These are neat. Oh, this. This is crazy. I couldn't believe this when I saw this. 70 bucks gets you a shuttle X58 barebones PC. So that includes power supply, motherboard, and case. So you throw like a 920, like an old 920 in there and a triple channel memory kit. That is a fantastic deal. Lots of routers and other networking gear. Moving right along. You know, cheap wireless card, 10 bucks. Dali, 10 bucks. Oh, a few of those media players. So there's a couple of Suso Play Minis. And then more motherboards, some Intel boards. Paradear drones for 150 bucks. These are still a lot of fun to fly, even though the drone V2 is out now. And notebooks. I'm going to see if I can find the 99. Oh, this. Oh, someone's got to buy this. Zonar DGX headphone amped sound card. 19 bucks. Buy it. Just buy it because that's a fantastic deal. If you have headphones, just buy it. So notebooks, 149 for this one. What's that? So that's an Intel Pentium something, 13.3 inch. There you go. Comes with Windows Vista, but I guess you can always install another OS on it if you don't like Vista. These are cool. Little wireless wireless air keyboard thing. You just kind of point it like this to use the mouse pointer if you're using it at your TV, for example. And the other side. More notebooks. So here's notebooks for 170 bucks. What are these? Atom notebooks. Then we've got here's the 99 dollar one. That's an Aspire 1 mini notebook. And I got some Samsung, some Thinkpads. Let's go over here to the TV. So this is 600 dollars, which is apparently 400 dollars off. So it's a Samsung 6000 series, 46 inch TV. I think it was a demo unit. Yeah, there you go. It was a demo unit before. So no, no particular sort of beat up-ness going on. Hard drives. Seagate Barracuda 2 terabytes. 50 bucks. Half price. Seagate Barracuda 2 terabytes. 50 bucks. So there's lots of those. Highly encourage you guys to check those out. Hitachi desk stars. 70 bucks for 2 terabytes. Apparently Hitachi fetches a bit more of a premium in these things. These are kind of interesting. 90 bucks gets you surveillance grade hard drives, which are actually quite expensive. These are 2 terabytes as well. So I think that pretty much wraps it up. Thank you for checking out my preview of the warehouse sale here on October 20th at the Viking warehouse location. Don't forget to subscribe for more videos just like this one.