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  1. #1
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    buying comp parts

    It's time for an upgrade! this damn 800mhz doesnt cut it anymore

    LOL

    I have a mother board that only supports slot A processors. so i have a amd athlon 800mhz, slot a.

    i need to upgrade. i was wondering if anyone knew of any places where you could buy a mother boards, and processors, online. for low prices? or just some place that might be giving good deals, etc.....

    so if anyone knows any please list them. thanks

    edit: besides price watch and auctions!
    Last edited by clocker1996; 09-25-2002 at 06:58 PM.

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    Like I said in the Instant Message; newegg.com

  4. #4
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    www.newegg.com Rocks!

    And this comment is coming from a cynical middle-aged guy. That said, I'd also check out:

    www.mwave.com
    www.allstarshop.com

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    I ALWAYS check at www.newegg.com FIRST before I buy anything. And I'll pay a little more to get it with them, if necessary.

    For instance, if I could get a mobo + cpu + cooling unit from Store X for $140, I'd gladly pay up to $160 for the same rig at NewEgg. Why? Because my time fighting a bad retailer is worth a lot more to me than the $20 I drop out of pocket.

    I know I can trust NewEgg. Check their rating at www.resellerratings.com and you'll be convinced.
    I thank my Lord for all His wonderful blessings.

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    I also say newegg.com - nice and cheap, never had a problem.

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    newegg.com

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    i say newegg.com or www.pricewatch.com for the best results. Antoehr good place is TCWO.com

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    what i do is goto pricewatch find what im looking for exactly (like a mis 6341d pro or something) then i goto yahoo shopping and find the best price seems to work pretty good...just my 2 cents.
    -Robert Norton
    www.SophMedia.com

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    I can recommend knowledgemicro.com and newegg.com. I've had good experiences with both, but knowledgemicro.com seems to get their shipments out much faster.

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    Another vote goes to: Newegg.com

    You can also try out ResellerRatings.com if you're unsure about the reputation for a vendor.

    Good luck!

  13. #13
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    Hi,
    Save yourself a lot of potential heartache and go with a trusted hardware retailer.

    www.newegg.com has been beddy, beddy good to me.
    Jim
    RotoHOST.com
    webhosting solutions for e-Business

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