Dealer recommendation for a tested mobo/CPU/memory combo ?

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Al Dykes

I'm beginning to plan my new system and it will be a dual core AMD64.
I can assemble it from parts myself, but this time I'd just as soon
find a dealer that will sell be a CPU/mobo/memory combo as a tested
assembly.

I've got a case, PSU and the rest of the parts on hand.

Does any mailorder parts dealer do this?

Recommendations ?
 
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General Schvantzkoph

I'm beginning to plan my new system and it will be a dual core AMD64.
I can assemble it from parts myself, but this time I'd just as soon
find a dealer that will sell be a CPU/mobo/memory combo as a tested
assembly.

I've got a case, PSU and the rest of the parts on hand.

Does any mailorder parts dealer do this?

Recommendations ?

MonarchComputer. I got an X2 4400+ system from them and they did a good
job putting it together. They sell tested combos as well as complete
systems.
 
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Steve Young

Al Dykes said:
I'm beginning to plan my new system and it will be a dual core AMD64.
I can assemble it from parts myself, but this time I'd just as soon
find a dealer that will sell be a CPU/mobo/memory combo as a tested
assembly.

I've got a case, PSU and the rest of the parts on hand.

Does any mailorder parts dealer do this?
yep

Recommendations ?

Mwave has been excellent to deal with. I buy the tested bundles, $9 and they
update the bios as well. Great price, good service.
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/Index.hmx?
 
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Toshi1873

"Steve Young" said:
Mwave has been excellent to deal with. I buy the tested bundles, $9 and they
update the bios as well. Great price, good service.
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/Index.hmx?

Seconded, I regularly take advantage of MWave's tested MB bundles.
Keeps me from spending 2-3 days researching which memory types are
compatible with which motherboard.
 
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Steve Young

Toshi1873 said:
Seconded, I regularly take advantage of MWave's tested MB bundles.
Keeps me from spending 2-3 days researching which memory types are
compatible with which motherboard.

It's really nice to have all 4 pieces assembled and tested. When it arrives, I
simply drop it into a case and connect. No worries about whether the RAM is
properly seated, or messing up the board by pushing too hard, or an
incorrectly set heat sink. And as you say, there's an implied component
compatibility. Too, DOAs are caught before they are shipped. A very nice
service, well worth the small change.
 

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