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Arawak
Also interested in great prices. Intel &/or AMD.
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John McGaw
Arawak said:
J&N seems to be pretty good. http://www.jncs.com/
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Ralph Mowery
"> Also interested in great prices. Intel &/or AMD.
Best , Who knows. www.newegg.com is a good place to do business with.
I and several friends have bought from them and they are getting good
reports all over the news groups.
Best , Who knows. www.newegg.com is a good place to do business with.
I and several friends have bought from them and they are getting good
reports all over the news groups.
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Bob Davis
I've had good luck with www.mwave.com.
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deanh61
Arawak said:
Others have already mentione it, but I'll pile on:
mwave.com has good selection, competitive prices (and if you are buying
a motherboard too will install and test the CPU --and memory, if you
bought any for a reasonable extra cost
$9:
(• Assembly and Testing Includes: (Optional)
Install CPU, Cooling Fan, and Memory (if applicable) onto motherboard.
Set Jumpers and CPU settings
Test Boot Configuration (Confirm detection of applicable settings)
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jo
a local computer shop is good too... you get to see everythign first
before you buy it
before you buy it
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larrymoencurly
Arawak said:
If there's one in your area, Fry's Electronics, because they often
have the lowest prices on these combinations, and unlike CompUSA they
offer 100% cash refunds. Their current special is a 1.7 GHz Duron
with ECS VIA-based mobo:
http://newspaperads.mercurynews.com/newspapers/mercurynews/ads/20031207/0050_20031207/2567605.gif
(heatsink/fan extra). www.sjmercury.com and www.latimes.com list
their newspaper ads, but products differ slightly by location.
If you don't live near a Fry's, try www.newegg.com or www.mwave.com .