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audiobliss
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| What's the deal if you order something from Newegg if it's not in stock? Does it just take longer? |
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drogon
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| Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 7:41 pm Post subject: |
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| oboeman2002 wrote: | in the US, NEWEGG.COM
new egg is awesome |
I second, third, and forth that motion. |
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someguy420
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avocado
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MadAddict
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| Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:37 pm Post subject: NEWEGG ROCKS! |
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been buying from newegg for a long time, never been let down on price or service! www.newegg.com
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Rabidwerewolf
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I took a look, and I didn't see it posted on here yet so I'll go ahead
A good place to buy older pc parts if you need them and just don't feel or don't want to upgrade to a newer pc, have a client like that or have a situation or project where you need older parts, then I highly recommend
http://www.starmicro.net/
They are reliable and offer good customer service. I have used them a few times now with no problems. Even had to RMA a couple of parts before with no problem. I will say my only complaint is there 25% restocking fee which I consider a little high, but hey, they are dealing with parts that are hard to find and also let you know in plain english in the return policy if you read it.
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hitechman
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Mojito
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:07 am Post subject: What do I choose |
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Hey, I'm new to this forum and to the gaming computer world. Treat me as a noob if you like. I'm going to get a new rig soon and i wasn't sure what mobo I should get. I need one that's compatible with:
- core 2 quad (Intel)
-2g RAM DDR2 880mhz
-8800gt - but will buy another later(SLI)
Does anyone have an idea what could be good. Maximum 230$.
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ssamurai26
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 3:53 pm Post subject: Re: What do I choose |
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| Mojito wrote: | Hey, I'm new to this forum and to the gaming computer world. Treat me as a noob if you like. I'm going to get a new rig soon and i wasn't sure what mobo I should get. I need one that's compatible with:
- core 2 quad (Intel)
-2g RAM DDR2 880mhz
-8800gt - but will buy another later(SLI)
Does anyone have an idea what could be good. Maximum 230$.
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You probably want to start a new thread just for your new build instead of using this sticky
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temyca
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| Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 11:31 pm Post subject: |
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| awesome, learned a lot here |
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