First off, I'm pretty new to AT, so please forgive/move if this is not in the correct forum.
I have puchased two dells in the past, the latest in 02 was an 8200. Never really had any probs until recently decided that it was time to upgrade. Big problems, there.
After listening to the dell sales pitch (in barely understandible english) about the newest (non upgradeable) dell system that could be mine for a mere $1500-$1600, I began an internet search.
That is when I stumbled upon AT. I'm convinced, now, that I will be building my next rig.
I found newegg and just bought a 3520A. I found a deal at frys/outpost on a 120GB WD SATA. Both were found through AT. TYVM.
So other than newegg(great) and outpost(sales tax a bummer), what are some other reliable places to find good prices on components for a DIY rig?
I'm into gaming, somewhat. Mostly RPGs and RTS type stuff. But do play the occasional FPS. Doom3 is the reason I was looking to upgrade. Any feedback is much appreciated.
I have puchased two dells in the past, the latest in 02 was an 8200. Never really had any probs until recently decided that it was time to upgrade. Big problems, there.
After listening to the dell sales pitch (in barely understandible english) about the newest (non upgradeable) dell system that could be mine for a mere $1500-$1600, I began an internet search.
That is when I stumbled upon AT. I'm convinced, now, that I will be building my next rig.
I found newegg and just bought a 3520A. I found a deal at frys/outpost on a 120GB WD SATA. Both were found through AT. TYVM.
So other than newegg(great) and outpost(sales tax a bummer), what are some other reliable places to find good prices on components for a DIY rig?
I'm into gaming, somewhat. Mostly RPGs and RTS type stuff. But do play the occasional FPS. Doom3 is the reason I was looking to upgrade. Any feedback is much appreciated.