Where to Buy Computer Parts Cheap?

#1 15 Oct 2006 @ 9:31
Hi,

Does anyone know where i can buy hardware for low prices?

:)
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#2 18 Oct 2006 @ 10:03
if you're based in the US, i recommend www.newegg.com.


#3 18 Oct 2006 @ 11:34
And if UK www.misco.co.uk


#4 18 Oct 2006 @ 17:29
moved to correct forum
#5 19 Oct 2006 @ 7:08
thanks guys, that uk one looks good. have to find out if th US compnay will ship to the UK. Usually dont. and thanks to the mod for moving to the right place :)

any more comments welcome
#6 19 Oct 2006 @ 7:23
Misco has a sister site called tigerdirect. However they are "the same people" or whatever I have heard bad things about TigerDirect but not Misco. Just a word of advice. Misco are good though; I have bought from them.
As for shipping, I wouldn't bother. Buy more RAM or something ;)




#7 19 Oct 2006 @ 17:15
Tigerdirect is good. They aren't the cheapest, but they don't sell junk like Newegg. Tigerdirect/Misco used to be lousy with their rebates, which is probably where most of the complaints stem from, but they use a centralized service now and you always get them, at least in the U.S. Rebates are still a PITA though.

Fry's also ships internationally and sometimes have good prices.
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#8 19 Oct 2006 @ 23:33
Ah ok, I haven't ordered form either Misco/TigerDirect in a while, so wasn't aware of the changes. That's good to hear as they do have good prices most of the time.


#9 20 Oct 2006 @ 0:36
does anyone know of any cheap places in Australia???
#10 20 Oct 2006 @ 5:18
this place is as cheap as any iv seen in the uk,

http://www.advancetec.co.uk/

and this place does highend stuff,

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/

you will also find some great deals here,

http://www.dabs.com/

the us sites are great for the prices but if you ship them to the uk you lose the warrenty so if any thing goes wrong your up a creak with out a paddle

@qwerty
sorry dude i dont know of any, google might help you there if no-one here can. gl with that
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#11 20 Oct 2006 @ 6:52
Another good one in the US is Pricewatch (www.pricewatch.com).

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