Where to buy computer components?
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I use overclockers a lot
Had bad experiences with Dabs, ebay, and ebuyer. Scan seem quite good (used them a bit too). Amazon can be pretty good as well.
Had bad experiences with Dabs, ebay, and ebuyer. Scan seem quite good (used them a bit too). Amazon can be pretty good as well.
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I usually use Scan or Overclockers. Most of the time Scan tends to be a little cheaper. (Plus scan aren't that far away if I want to go and pick something up or get something swapped).
Have had stuff from Aria, Dabs, and Ebuyer before too, but don't use them much.
Have had stuff from Aria, Dabs, and Ebuyer before too, but don't use them much.
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yep use Scan a fair bit and have used OC on a few occasions, the others I have used but Scan has good prices and is close enough to get to.
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I use CCL Computers they're pretty good on price and quite near if I need to pick anything up. Service has always been good.
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I've noticed OC stock isn't always great. I work on the same business park as them, so walk down to collect the odd bit. Thankfully the new "shop" doesn't have queues out the door like the old one always did!
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One would assume its more a supplier thing than them going broke. I'm sure the owner hasn't got the 599 on ebay just yet.
Never had a problem with them just being impatient for new goodies.
Never had a problem with them just being impatient for new goodies.
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