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I have been ordering parts for the PCs I build from mostly newegg and amazon. I HATE ordering from more than one place. I'm trying to figure out the cheapest place to get PC parts from, as a general rule, to be able to get everything from one sight. It can be something like newegg business because I do have business.

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No one site is going to be cheapest for everything.

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Do you have a local shop that will price match.  I build using pcpartpicker, bring the sheet to the store (Memory Express; Western Canada), and they price beat everything.

 

It's an option if it's available to you anyhow.

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41 minutes ago, FAQBytes said:

No one site is going to be cheapest for everything.

Not the cheapest for everything, but if I buy everything from one sight, which would be the best?

 

23 minutes ago, MooseKnuckle said:

Do you have a local shop that will price match.  I build using pcpartpicker, bring the sheet to the store (Memory Express; Western Canada), and they price beat everything.

 

It's an option if it's available to you anyhow.

Unfortunately I live in the middle of no where so there are no close component stores :/

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14 hours ago, vladonizer said:

Not the cheapest for everything, but if I buy everything from one sight, which would be the best?

 

The one which has most of the stuff you really want and has cheaper shipping and best availability. Everyone has their own preference which is best, we can't make that decision for you.

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7 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

The one which has most of the stuff you really want and has cheaper shipping and best availability. Everyone has their own preference which is best, we can't make that decision for you.

 

6 hours ago, DeLorian said:

If I was in the States I would use Newegg, they don't seem overpriced.

Thanks for the input on the matter, I greatly appreciate it!

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