What are the best onlin store to buy pc parts?

[DeddoShin]

Im In canada and since im about to use a lot of money, i dont wan to do any mistake

[Max_Settings]

Dude stop spamming posts

[Max_Settings]

Please make one post about building a PC, you've made 6+ in the last 30min

[DeddoShin]

Just now, Max_Settings said:

Please make one post about building a PC, you've made 6+ in the last 30min

sorry mate I'm just really stressed and want to be sure im not making any mistake

[DeddoShin]

1 minute ago, DeddoShin said:

sorry mate I'm just really stressed and want to be sure im not making any mistake

and its 4 post not 6+ O:

[Bananasplit_00]

wherever its the cheapest.

[PeachyUwUSenpai]

8 minutes ago, DeddoShin said:

Im In canada and since im about to use a lot of money, i dont wan to do any mistake

newegg.ca and canadacomputers and ncix though if you need it right now just go into a store way faster no shipping just make sure the store you're going to has the parts you need before hand

[Mira Yurizaki]

PCPartPicker.com. It'll tell you if something's wrong and it'll give you the best deals. Just make sure to switch it to Canada first.

[Cyracus]

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com does very well at comparing across most major online retailers to get you the best price

[DeddoShin]

Just now, Cyracus said:

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com does very well at comparing across most major online retailers to get you the best price

Yeah but sometimes site arent listed even tho they got the item

[SquintyG33Rs]

22 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

PCPartPicker.com. It'll tell you if something's wrong and it'll give you the best deals. Just make sure to switch it to Canada first.

but you pay more shipping if you buy parts from different sellers so you don't necessarily save money following what PC part picker says. so i'd recommend newegg.ca because it has consistently the overall cheaper price

[Mira Yurizaki]

2 minutes ago, SquintyG33Rs said:

but you pay more shipping if you buy parts from different sellers so you don't necessarily save money following what PC part picker says. so i'd recommend newegg.ca because it has consistently the overall cheaper price

PC Part Picker includes shipping, usually.

[dizmo]

MemoryExpress has a couple in stock of a few different models. I imagine you'd have to act fast though.

If you're worried about when you get it by, pay the extra money for express shipping. Kind of simple...

30 minutes ago, DeddoShin said:

and its 4 post not 6+ O:

quoting yourself doesn't help anyone

[Cyracus]

2 minutes ago, DeddoShin said:

Yeah but sometimes site arent listed even tho they got the item

well, then you have to price check them manually, pcpartpicker is the best consolidator of pc parts pricing that I've ever heard of, everything else I've seen that tries mismatches items and other stupid junk.

 

Just now, SquintyG33Rs said:

but you pay more shipping if you buy parts from different sellers so you don't necessarily save money following what PC part picker says. so i'd recommend newegg.ca because it has consistently the overall cheaper price

you can figure out free s+h on most things, if there's a few things you can't then you can usually get them from the same retailer, or figure out if the separate s+h is cheaper...besides newegg shipping is bleh, I've had 2 packages swiped this year...out of 3, at least newegg replaced the items, just took more time

[SquintyG33Rs]

44 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

PC Part Picker includes shipping, usually.

yeah but only if you give it your address and also it doesn't average totals based on combined shipping because it only knows individual shipping meanwhile items coming from the same warehouse get put in 1 box that has 1 shipping cost (something like 20$ total even thought you might order ram, CPU, drive, and mobo that your individually add up to 6$ each).

[SquintyG33Rs]

46 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

well, then you have to price check them manually, pcpartpicker is the best consolidator of pc parts pricing that I've ever heard of, everything else I've seen that tries mismatches items and other stupid junk.

 

you can figure out free s+h on most things, if there's a few things you can't then you can usually get them from the same retailer, or figure out if the separate s+h is cheaper...besides newegg shipping is bleh, I've had 2 packages swiped this year...out of 3, at least newegg replaced the items, just took more time

i've never had a problem with newegg shipping and i'm in quebec so it's not even coming from inside the province

[Mira Yurizaki]

5 minutes ago, SquintyG33Rs said:

yeah but only if you give it your address and also it doesn't average totals based on combined shipping because it only knows individual shipping meanwhile items coming from the same warehouse get put in 1 box that has 1 shipping cost (something like 20$ total even thought you might order ram, CPU, drive, and mobo that your individually add up to 6$ each).

Either way, you can also tell PCPP to use a single vendor. And I'm pretty sure the website is smart enough now to account for that sort of thing. However, the whole shipping thing alone isn't a good enough reason to completely dismiss the website.

[yathis]

I dont understand why people bitch, just their nature I guess. OP Please ignore them ok.

 

Have you tried looking at Memoryexpress.com, Bestbuy.ca, Newegg.ca, ebay.ca, Futureshop.ca, NCIX.com, Canadacomputers, Computerrack.ca

[SarahBishop]

PCpartpicker is a good site for sourcing components. Pretty good in the States, for finding cheapest source. They have a Canada section. Or you can try to visit DirectCanada, it is also quite ok.

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[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

8 hours ago, DeddoShin said:

Im In canada and since im about to use a lot of money, i dont wan to do any mistake

NCIX if you have a location near you.