Where to buy pc bits...???
29 October 2001, 11:36 PM
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Bloody hell Mark, with a monster machine like that you will probably be able to last 6 months without having to upgrade it 
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30 October 2001, 08:42 AM
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After buying bits from various places for my new machine, I would avoid scan as they did not provide any form of customer support whatsoever. I ordered something, then cancelled, and it turned up four days later...
Overclockers.co.uk are good providing you never need to return anything. It took two weeks for them to turn around a faulty motherboard and chip. Still, prices are good and they do get things sorted, albeit slowly.
Dabs are excellent. Big organisation, quick turnaround on returns, good customer service, good prices.
So overclockers or DABS.
Overclockers.co.uk are good providing you never need to return anything. It took two weeks for them to turn around a faulty motherboard and chip. Still, prices are good and they do get things sorted, albeit slowly.
Dabs are excellent. Big organisation, quick turnaround on returns, good customer service, good prices.
So overclockers or DABS.
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