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destroyer8769
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Hi guys, I have started a business (SZ-Technology) and I was wondering, do you guys know of any good cheap parts distribution companies here in Aus?

 

I know of Umart, PCcasegear, etc, but I am looking for where they get their parts from so I can get my prices lower and drive more traffic to my site and my business.

 

Some found: 

 

http://www.wholesaleit.com.au/ - is it legit and prices?

 

 

Any help would be much appreciated!

 

(using Umart and PCcasegear isn't the end of the world, I'm just looking to drive costs down further :))

 

Thanks! Destroyer8769

 

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PC Case Gear is the biggest and best imo.
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=index

Computer Alliance is where i buy a lot as its 15mins from where i live and they are still really good.
http://www.computeralliance.com.au/

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PCCasegear is my go to, with Scoptec being my secondary. as they are both about 30-45mins drive away (both nestled around Clayton, near Monash Uni)

 

Frankly you couls just go to the AU PCPP, shows a bunch of other vendors (don't trust CPL Online, most of the ones are "End of Life") Additionally Australia cycles tech so much faster than everywhere else it seems, within a month or 2 of Skylake's launch LGA 1150 boards almost completely vanished.

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PC Case Gear is the biggest and best imo.

http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=index

Computer Alliance is where i buy a lot as its 15mins from where i live and they are still really good.

http://www.computeralliance.com.au/

 

 

PCCasegear is my go to, with Scoptec being my secondary. as they are both about 30-45mins drive away (both nestled around Clayton, near Monash Uni)

 

Frankly you couls just go to the AU PCPP, shows a bunch of other vendors (don't trust CPL Online, most of the ones are "End of Life") Additionally Australia cycles tech so much faster than everywhere else it seems, within a month or 2 of Skylake's launch LGA 1150 boards almost completely vanished.

 

Ahh ok thanks, ATM i mainly use Umart (15 mins drive) and PCCG with shipping, i was wondering if anyone knows who they use to get the parts.

 

Again, not a big deal, i just want to get the lowest prices possible.

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