Good sites for pc parts

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  1. rito

    rito What's a Dremel?

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    not sure if this is the right forum or not. Does anyone know good site for pc parts in the usa?
    Or does someone know where i can get a sapphire 3850 256mb that comes with the black box, cause i know the ones on newegg dont
     
  2. Gooey_GUI

    Gooey_GUI Wanted: Red Shirts

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    notatoad pretty fing wonderful

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    i love ncix.com. they have an american branch, ncixus.com. the us webstore has a bit less stuff in it, but i think they share a customer service department with the canadian division. excellent service, and great forums.
     
  4. rito

    rito What's a Dremel?

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    thanks! supertoad ncixus has 3850 and the black box free with the card, to bad its $20 bucks more.
     
  5. talladega

    talladega I'm Squidward

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    when i was gonna order my parts i wanted to order from newegg or zipzoomfly but im in canada. i saw ncix but the prices werent that good plus it didnt have all i wanted. same with tiger direct. then i found www.directcanada.com awesome prices and had what i needed. they use paypal which is good. but there site aint that great for info. i looked up everything on newegg then found it at directcanada.
     
  6. Firehed

    Firehed Why not? I own a domain to match.

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    Newegg > all.

    I'm assuming there's more to the color of the box than just the color of the box... right?
     
  7. Hazardous

    Hazardous What's a Dremel?

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    If you specifically want a card in the black box... surely an extra $20 isn't much to ask :confused:

    It's a pity Newegg don't stock it though, 'coz from everything I've read about them [on various forums]... as suggested above...they > all the rest :idea:
    Their prices are usually very competitive, and another thing in their favour... is that they (apparently) don't usually ask many - if any questions,
    should you request a RMA on anything you've bought from them!

    That might not sound particularly important to anyone who's never had to request a RMA.
    But knowing the possible pitfalls involved in the process - i.e. having the supplier disagree with your reasons for returning the item in the first place, and the turnaround time for the replacement product... it could make a world of difference, should you ever require a RMA :idea:
     
  8. rito

    rito What's a Dremel?

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    I normally I use newegg and I know their customer service is good. Its just that none of their 3850 have the black box game bundle with them.
    I once rma a mobo that died on me and they took it even though one of the cables broke.
     

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