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Need a DIY PC seller?

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rocketfu

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Do you know a PC seller which will allow you to configure all of the components of a PC on their site? I once used a company called unitedmicro.com. They allowed me to configure everything the motherboard, video, psu, ram, hd, sound, etc. But, that was 3 years ago and now the company's options don't look so good. Does anyone know of a similar site today?

Thanks in advance,

--Rocketfu
 
If you're looking for a brick & mortar shop, it would help to know where you are. 🙂
 
Not looking for a brick & mortar. I am looking for an online site where I can price it. However, I am based in Seattle.
 
Check out complete systems from newegg.com and pcclub.com. Even better, check out reviews and posts on the forums for info on the best parts, and have them assemble your own setup. If you see a system that almost meets your needs, but you want some specific alternate parts, they'll probably substitute them for the difference in the price of any item you swap out.

If you want a shop local to you, a friend of mine, Russ Stringham, has a local shop in Kent, Wa. called Compucheap. It may cost a little more to buy from him, but he'll give you great local, personal service. 🙂

CompuCheap
524 West Meeker Street, Suite #7
Kent WA 98032
(253) 852-8210
 
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