Thursday, June 20, 2002

Where to get parts for home built PCs Slashdot has a story about where to get parts for building a PC from scratch. Two sites come up a lot: Newegg is recommended over and over again as a good place to work with for cheap (but high quality) parts. Others mention PriceWatch as a place to compare prices, but warn that the stuff that comes in with the lowest prices may not be worth having. 8:40:44 PM      comment []

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