Where you buy your computer parts

pfig88 said:
whats in your newest build?
Click to expand...

its either going to be a heatkiller, or aquacomputer waterblock for the cpu, nb+sb+mosfets on an evga x58, then i'm gunna be buying two unique power supply units(even stock units are impossible to track down) which are going to be watercooled, then two ek 285 blocks, then a 120.2, and two 120.3's and 3 ddc 3.2's, all in a lian li 343b(getting the funding for all this is another story lol)
 
just a noob said:
its either going to be a heatkiller, or aquacomputer waterblock for the cpu, nb+sb+mosfets on an evga x58, then i'm gunna be buying two unique power supply units(even stock units are impossible to track down) which are going to be watercooled, then two ek 285 blocks, then a 120.2, and two 120.3's and 3 ddc 3.2's, all in a lian li 343b(getting the funding for all this is another story lol)
Click to expand...
very nice!
im building something right now in a Lian li case with dual 1600W PSUs. Its a big case, and I modded the case to fit 2 ATX motherboards, and am building an internal SATA KVM- essentially, two computer in one, if i can pull it off
 
Newegg.com, zipzoomfly.com, Monoprice.com (best price for cables), Royaldiscount.com (for things like surge protectors) though they are distributers of many products.
 
Used to be exclusively Newegg.....

... but my last experiences with Customer Service (which has been great before) has been way below par. Worse, unapologetic about it. Really hope it turns around.

Zipzoomfly, microcenter, tigerdirect, and amazon.
 
newegg

zipzoomfly

ebay (yes, in some cases ebay)

internet forums for used, sometimes new products

tigerdirect

amazon

This is all US BTW.
 
pfig88 said:
cool, i dont buy PARTS from amazon, but i buy devices from them :)
Click to expand...

I don't typically but parts from them either. Bought a CF card once. Sometimes they have good deals on PC hardware, so that's why I mentioned them.
 
mep916 said:
I don't typically but parts from them either. Bought a CF card once. Sometimes they have good deals on PC hardware, so that's why I mentioned them.
Click to expand...
yeah, you're so right- another thing i like about amazon is that they have a lot of things available for pre-order
 
pfig88 said:
yeah, you're so right- another thing i like about amazon is that they have a lot of things available for pre-order
Click to expand...

90% of my hardware purchases are at newegg. Bar none they're the best. You can sometimes find really good deals elsewhere, but that's usually where I buy when I upgrade.
 
mep916 said:
90% of my hardware purchases are at newegg. Bar none they're the best. You can sometimes find really good deals elsewhere, but that's usually where I buy when I upgrade.
Click to expand...
Yeah, they're great, I get all my hardware (thats not already built) at Newegg and TigerDirect, amazing combo- between the two of them i can find nearly any part i need.
 
Newegg! ;)

I also purchase 90-95% of my equipment from them. They're not always the cheapest in all areas, but when you buy bulk, the average savings outweigh the per item costs. I cannot complain about delivery either as it is usually free and fast! :cool: Newegg ran out of the Zalman coolers I needed so I ordered them from another big name. Two weeks later...they're finally to be delivered today. Finally...I'll be able to put those quads together! :cool:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top