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try dabs
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aria are ok and cheap.
also used overclockers.co.uk no probs. |
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Scan best for value imo.
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yup dabs seem to be the popular choice from my pc geek mates
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ebuyer.com
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I've been messed around by dabs and there's plenty of others so I haven't used them since.
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Overclockers have offers every week called 'This Week Only' updated on a Wednesday. Delivery is good with them.
Scan have offers every day called 'Today only'. These are updated around 1pm every day. Aria's customer service is apparently a bit poor but I have never used them. |
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Never had a problem with aria. But I haven't had to return anything.
Tekheads are hassle for returns. Play are good for returns but I've had to return their stuff 5 times. |
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Cheers for the links guys! ebuyer looks excellent, lots of variety but when you click on the products I'm confused as to what you actually get.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/179226 Lots of waffle to me, what do you actually get? Just looking for a motherboard + CPU + memory that I can replace. Stuck with a Skt A motherboard that only handles single core processors :( |
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im confused.com too. i want a basic cheap thing that i can easily upgrade. i dont really want it to have a cpu or hard drive cos i want to get the top notch stuff myself as and when. but things like cpu sockets and power supply and graphics cards confuse the hell outta me.
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