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decer304
By decer304
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I think this is the right place to put this thread, if not, im so sorry.

 

I was wondering where you all buy pc parts from and was wondering where is the best place to get pc parts from in terms of price, shipping etc. Preferably in Australia, but intertational users are welcome. Just make sure you do mention the country. This thread can also be used for others to refer to.

 

When stating a store, please give link, reason, and country.

How many computer programmers does it take to change a light bulb?


None, that's a hardware problem.  :D

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Newegg- My favorite

Amazon-2nd 

NCIX.US-3rd

Microcenter(1st if I still had a local one)

Fry's (4th)

Tiger Direct(6th)

SuperBiz(5th)

 

oh my bad I didn't see the Australia thing, I've got a few steam friends from Aus I'll see where they shop

 

http://www.pccasegear.com/

http://www.umart.com

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php - U.S. based by ships to Australia (liquid cooling parts. cases etc. only no hardware) 

http://www.itestate.com.au/pages/websiteinformation/wbi_branch_info.faces?BeanName=branchInfoAction

http://www.scorptech.com.au/

http://www.netplus.com.au/

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Canada

1)NCIX-20 minutes away

2)Canada Computers-2 minutes away

I buy from whichever is cheaper at the time.

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Australia

PCCASEGEAR

Scorptec

CPL

Centre com

Mwave

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Amazon is becoming great for Aussies. More and more stuff is becoming available to ship.
I have bought many things. I get most of my SSD's from Amazon.

But places in Australia.
PCCG and Mwave

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Well..

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Well..

anything come to mind...

CORSAIR RIPPER: AMD 3970X - 3080TI & 2080TI - 64GB Ram - 2.5TB NVME SSD's - 35" G-Sync 120hz 1440P
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I've been getting a lot of my stuff from Umart lately. They tend to more often than not have the cheaper price and shipping and stuff gets to me super fast.
I have also used Mwave and PCcasegear and had no problem with either of them though MWave tends to be more expensive all round.

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