Best computer shop!

[intertec]

What is the best computer shop you knpw. Post link aswell and adress and country. I know good one in australia.

http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS.pdf

 

[alexandgruntz]

It's not really a computer shop (it's actually an electrical town), but Akihabara in Japan is a good (and cheap) place to buy parts. Otherwise, Wellington-based online shop Ascent is a great place.

 

[intertec]

That wellington shop is still pretty expensive compared to the australian shop in my above post.

 

[TechAsh]

I normally use either eBuyer or Dabs. In the past I have also used Maplin, but they are just too expensive.

 

[Pi606]

I like this on in the US:

http://www.microcenter.com

 

[alexandgruntz]

That wellington shop is still pretty expensive compared to the australian shop in my above post.

It's trustworthy though. PriceSpy is a good place to look, but be careful.

 

[vol7ron]

I stick to NewEgg.com, TigerDirect.com They are similar to a Costco/Sam's Club for computer parts. They sell things a little above wholesale price, which can be a couple hundred cheaper than brick-and-mortar stores.

For custom-built computers, IBuyPower.com seems good and has had good reviews.

 

[componentwarehouse]

Best UK shop as far as I know is www.scan.co.uk - the prices are good and the service is top quality too. Shipping can be a little high though if you just want a small package.

Other shop I use is www.novatech.co.uk - Theyre prices are sometimes a little more, depending on what you want, but theyre live support is the best, and the postage cheap too.

Alex

 

[muhammadali3908]

What is the best computer shop you knpw. Post link aswell and adress and country. I know good one in australia.

http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS.pdf

One of the best computer shops in Australia is Umart. They offer a wide range of computer parts and accessories, including servers like the ProLiant DL180 with 10 Core 2.4GHz Xeon Silver processors.

 

[Tesla369SN]

I haven't been to a computer shop in so long. I wouldn't no where to begin. I mostly work with hand me down scrap stuff and bring it back together. If anyone knows any gem's in the Midwest (Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana let me know.