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Cheap Computer Parts Do Not Have to Mean Poor Performance [aboutcomputer99.blogspot.com]

Question by Shannon S: Looking for upgrade pc desktop computer. Where can I buy cheap computer parts online? Hi all, I want to know where abouts online you can buy cheap computer parts online. I am looking to upgrade and want a some good cheap hardware at great prices. What good online stores are out there? Thanks in advance, Shannon K Sutherland Best answer for Looking for upgrade pc desktop computer. Where can I buy cheap computer parts online?:

Answer by John C
www.tigerdirect.com

Answer by John
newegg.com

Answer by Pat S
oh yeaH! try newegg.com, or tigerdirect.com. I would go with newegg.com <--- it's my favorite!

Answer by Joshua
Depending on where you live you could get parts from Microcenter. they have a website that you can see each stores stock www.microcenter.com though it could also be cheaper with newegg. If possible I suggest you use a combination of the 2 since microcenter is a direct competiter to newegg and tends to have some parts cheaper.

Answer by buGGedDown
http://newegg.com or http://tigerdirect.com

Answer by Travis
www.newegg.com is one of the best PC parts stores you can find. Complete with product ratings and reviews, a cool "shell shocker daily deal" and awesome combo deals (i.e.: EVGA GTX295 graphics card w/ free COD4 game, combo deal ends..........) They also offer free shipping on ALOT of their inventory, shipping is crazy fast(i mean psychotic fast) and their customer support line is awesome. Their prices are the lowest I've seen.

Answer by Daryl Glenn
most of computer parts are cheap right now but if you want something more cheap go visit ebay.com

Answer by uouso
you should specific the part...you've never got all parts cheap at one place. you may try below link...good luck http://bit.ly/586c75

Answer by Billy
You can buy cheap computer parts from http://www.amazon.com/PC-Components-Computer-Add-Ons-Computers/b/ref=sa_menu_components4?ie=UTF8&node=193870011&pf_rd_p=328655101&pf_rd_s=left-nav-1&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_i=507846&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0TK9BMJ16TSP42BJWJR2/?tag=189-20

Answer by wrathbringer
newegg or tigerdiect, both have great prices, the beat each other here and there on prices, but newegg has cheaper shipping fees while tigerdirect has this thing that gives u free shipping if whatever part(s) u are ordering weigh less than 35 pounds, so whichever saves u money go for it

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Holding off on buying that new upgrade for your PC because you're still looking for the best deal online? Check out PriceWatch.com. It's a website dedicated to showcasing the current prices for a variety of PC peripherals and components from hundreds of vendors and stores online. For example, do you need a new video card? Just select "video card", then the type or search for the model of video card you're looking for. Voila! You'll be presented with a list of vendors and their prices for that product. Now before you go plunking down money, check to see what return policies that store you choose to go with. This is important in case the product arrives defective or damaged and to make sure you're not paying extra for packing and shipping.

aboutcomputer99.blogspot.com Tekzilla Daily - Episode 36 - Buy PC Components Cheap!

Price/performance ratio drives a lot of budget minded computer buyers. The logic is that by buying something that's a little bit behind the "state of the art", you can get a reasonable machine for a modest budget. Right now, your best price/performance ratio is with the 64-bit (Vista-capable) Celeron 420, which is one of the last processors using the Socket 775 LGA architecture. The current sweet spot is at 1.6 GHz, but they may not be on the market much longer, as Intel's Core 2 processors move down the product hierarchy in favor of multi-core designs. Be warned, this is probably the last of the single core processors; this machine has the potential to be relegated to secondary duties fast.

For the motherboard for this machine, your best choice is the ECS P35T-A, which has more USB ports, and a PCI-Express card, and four RAM slots. It has onboard sound, but no onboard video worth mentioning; get a good PCI express video card, but don't bother with one that 's a "gamer's card". This machine isn't a game machine, so save the money and get the cheapest one you can find at the time. That being said, I don't have a specific recommendation, because "cheapest PCI express video card" changes literally every 24 hours, and any of them will be more than you need.

You're going to need RAM, especially with Vista, and this machine can take DD2-800, which is the current "commodity priced" RAM. (The board was chosen with this specifically in mind. A cheaper board ended up having RAM that was twice as expensive, and proved to be no bargain at all.)

For drives, consider a 32x DVD R/W drive; they're at the point where they're all around $ 30 or less. For a hard drive, a straightforward 120 GB Barracuda is just fine at under $ 50. A wireless network card for $ 10, and we're pretty much good to go, other than a case and power supply (400W is the minimum we recommend for a power supply) and a monitor.

If there's any place where "cheaper" shouldn't be your mantra, it's your monitor. It is the one piece of computer hardware that you're going to keep when this computer is stuffed in the attic as woefully obsolete, and it's the piece of hardware where the extra money spent will give you an immediate and constant benefit.

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