Does any one know a good place to buy a computer online?? I just want a computer...no monitor, mouse, keyboard. Just the BOX. If you know a good place can you please post it here...Thanks for you help.

May not be what you're looking for...but try www.pricewatch.com

You can find some great prices on barebones systems.

I think you can customize a computer so that you can get no monitor, no keyboard and no mouse at alienware.com

mmm alienware. Very nice systems they've got.

Is it possible to get a dell computer...Just the BOX??

To answer your question about Dell, well, you can get it without a monitor, but as far as I know, you cannot get one without the keyboard or mouse.

Now by the sound of your posts, it seems you're not comfortable building your own machine.

I recommend http://directron.com for any computer parts. You can select the parts you want and they'll assemble it for you, or you could buy one of their pre-configured systems, or you could also just buy the parts and put it together yourself if you wanted.

ebuyer.com is good. I bought my system from them. They are uk based.

I Second www.pricewatch.com
Every computer in this house, has been asembled from gathering parts from pricewatch. I even bought a barebones system using pricewatch. Couldnt be any happier.

Anyone know any US based?

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GENT4155&sourceid=00384104774967759786

Originally posted by Marko_P
Anyone know any US based? Well, Houston, TX was in the US last time I checked. ;)
http://directron.com is based out of Houston.
http://newegg.com is in Cali.

Also, http://compgeeks.com, as mentioned above my post, also have some great deals sometimes.

Originally posted by Phrozen
Well, Houston, TX was in the US last time I checked. ;)
http://directron.com is based out of Houston.
http://newegg.com is in Cali.

Also, http://compgeeks.com, as mentioned above my post, also have some great deals sometimes.

I can second Directron... Great place (been buying from the for over a year now). :)

Heard some "not-so-good" things about NewEgg, nothing too bad, but I just wouldn't order from them IMHO.

BC12 :stickout

Thanks. Does anyone else know more places?

I would suggest trying tigerdirect. You can get a decent system ready to go or even a better barebones system for cheap.. Its really easy to install a hard drive and some memory yourself.. Everything pretty much sets it self up.. If you can change the batteries in your remote you can do it..

Why not just build one yourself? At least you'd know what's going into it. :)

I would build one by myself but I'm not a big computer expert...

If you can change the batteries in a remote, you can build a PC. Really, there's nothing to it at all. It takes more time just setting up the OS and loading your drivers than it does physically putting it together.

Well one time I tried to add RAM to my computer it kind of broke. LoL. So now I just dont want to mess with the computers hardware and all...

You broke your RAM? :eek:

Stay away from my house! :D

Perhaps you may be better off buying a pre-built system, or maybe you have a friend of relative or someone who could help ya out?

LOL my computer broke...

Originally posted by Marko_P
Well one time I tried to add RAM to my computer it kind of broke. LoL. So now I just dont want to mess with the computers hardware and all...

And he works for a hosting company... :eek:

Originally posted by Studio64


And he works for a hosting company... :eek:

heh :D

He is just handling few marketing issues..

Hey don't make fun of my hardware skills...if I had any. I'm more into software....Programming.

Tell me what you need... I'll tell you how much it'll cost... you pay me... and I'll build you a computer you can call your own. :D I'll even take pictures of the building process... kinda like watching your PC grow or something. hehe :)

How much do you charge for labor?

Good lord whatever you do don't buy from tigerdirect!

BEFORE YOU BUY FROM THEM CHECK THE BBB AND RESELLERRATINGS.COM!!!!!

They divulge your credit card information to a calling card company. Search the anandtech forums for more information about that.

Brian

Thanks of for the warning. :)

Go the the AMD Motherboard Forums (http://www.amdmb.com/) . We'll help you out :)

Honestly... if you do go the route of asking me to build a computer for you... I wouldn't charge any labor. I do it out of the joy of building them. hehehe. But if you're interested... feel free to pm me... we can talk about it... or at least try to help you figure out what to look for. :)

:agree: compgeeks