Post by Yoon on Dec 6, 2006 18:07:21 GMT -5
For those that like to build their own computers, or just need reliable places to buy PC hardware & software at great prices, here's a list of some online stores to check out:
Newegg - Extremely popular among PC builders, Newegg offers excellent service and great prices for PC parts and software. Extremely reliable, as there is an extensive RMA service that is easy to use, for any faulty products that need to be returned.
MWave - Another popular online site for PC parts, MWave offers similar (or even better) prices than Newegg.
ZipZoomFly - Yet another alternative online site for purchasing PC parts and software, ZipZoomFly is a reliable site that has been recently offering extremely competitive prices against Newegg.
These sites are all based in the U.S. and may or may not offer world-wide shipping. A lot of these places offer cheaper prices than the traditional in-store PC stores (i.e. Best Buy, CompUSA). The reason for this is that they either: 1.) Order PC products in bulk; 2.) Offer products as OEM (the product itself (new), without the useless box, advertising and other unnecessary junk that comes with the typical PC part.) and/or 3.) No state tax (except for Californians).
I pretty much use these sites exclusively if I need anything computer-related, since the prices are better than local prices.
Newegg - Extremely popular among PC builders, Newegg offers excellent service and great prices for PC parts and software. Extremely reliable, as there is an extensive RMA service that is easy to use, for any faulty products that need to be returned.
MWave - Another popular online site for PC parts, MWave offers similar (or even better) prices than Newegg.
ZipZoomFly - Yet another alternative online site for purchasing PC parts and software, ZipZoomFly is a reliable site that has been recently offering extremely competitive prices against Newegg.
These sites are all based in the U.S. and may or may not offer world-wide shipping. A lot of these places offer cheaper prices than the traditional in-store PC stores (i.e. Best Buy, CompUSA). The reason for this is that they either: 1.) Order PC products in bulk; 2.) Offer products as OEM (the product itself (new), without the useless box, advertising and other unnecessary junk that comes with the typical PC part.) and/or 3.) No state tax (except for Californians).
I pretty much use these sites exclusively if I need anything computer-related, since the prices are better than local prices.