Should I buy here?

[OC Guy]

I'm saving my money to build my new computer. I would like to get most of the parts from one website, but thats not going to happen, so, should I buy most of my parts here, do they have good prices, and anyone having any good links to other sites?
LINK (http://www.theoverclockerzstore.com/OCZstore.cgi?user_action=link&link=mainpage)
I'm looking at an AMD(of course)T-Bird, and a epox motherboard with ddr ram.

[jman01pa]

My preference for most computer parts is www.axiontech.com (http://www.axiontech.com)

They have several socket A Epox boards with DDR ram. As well as CPU's. Great shipping too. Check them out.

J http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif


[This message has been edited by jman01pa (edited 09-08-2001).]

[OC Guy]

Dead link!

[woodbutcher]

I use newegg. Good pricing (checkout the 1.4 tbird retail pricing) and the dont rip you on s+h.

[surrealchereal]

Wah! only one Epox board,, http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif

[jman01pa]

Axion tech has many Epox boards..

http://www.axiontech.com/cgi-local/search1.asp?cat=motherboards&keyword=epox&pf=mfg

Second page has quite a few DDR / slot A boards.


J http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by jman01pa (edited 09-08-2001).]

[awwall]

Been buying all my stuff lately from
www.mwave.com (http://www.mwave.com)

Have great prices, shipping, and correspondence..

aw

[bill1971]

Both www.mwave.com (http://www.mwave.com) and www.axiontech.com (http://www.axiontech.com) get
very good ratings at www.resellerratings.com (http://www.resellerratings.com)
although I've not purchased from them.
I buy a lot from www.newegg.com (http://www.newegg.com) .I've used www.essencompu.com (http://www.essencompu.com) mostly for motherboards;
also www.microbarn.com (http://www.microbarn.com) (Ltd. mobo selection); www.puicorp.com (http://www.puicorp.com) for HSF's; www.Directron.com (http://www.Directron.com)
for misc. items like round cables,floppies,
and sometimes speakers, not to mention www.Slickdeals.net (http://www.Slickdeals.net) where you can find special
deals w/rebates as well as vendor coupons.
You folks are probably tired of hearing it,
but you can't beat a Dell monitor deal when
they have a 20% off sale,you find an add'l
$30 coupon code,the get free shipping on top of that.
I've never bought all components from a single vendor,ever. It pays to shop around (constantly!).
I think I love a deal almost as much as
Richard_Cranium!

[japerritt]

I would buy from Newegg. No one has bad comments when things go well, but listen to this. Newegg sent me a bad Motherboard, Not really neweggs fault. I was scared they might screw me, this wasnt the case. They Fed exed a replacement overnight, which I didnt expect, and I had a replacement the next day.
This is not the way most online companies operate.
Oh, the prices are very cheap too!

[Stat]

I like mwave and Axion tech and buy.com(when they have a good coupon). I receintly was going to buy from newegg.
I priced out 2 asus ddr mb, 3 1.4ghz athlon, 3 GF2 gts 7700 vid, and etc totaling approx 2100$ Probably been responsible for 20k of parts from the two and never had a problem.
Mwave beat Newegg expecially since the cpu warranty for oem was not the standard yr. I think newegg is great if you are only buying one item as then the shipping is cheap. but when adding many items together, the shipping was not as cheap. and since the cpu warrianty would have only been 15 days and I would not have likely had the 3 pc's complete and checked in that time that did not work for me.

[jman01pa]

Fixed! Thanks.

J http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[E-Z-Eroc]

I shop at http://www.neutronet.com and i love it.

They have a AMD T-Bird 1.4 GHZ with heatsink and i think 3 year warranty for $122 bones thats pretty good.

[This message has been edited by E-Z-Eroc (edited 09-09-2001).]