Cheap Computer Store

Anyone know of any cheap online computer stores? I am in need of a new processor/heatsink/fan for my newly brought motherboard.

I have tried ebay but the prices kinda suck.

Any links would be great

EDIT

this is roughly what im after http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...m9kdWN0X3NwZWNpZmljYXRpb25z&product_uid=63152

must be pentinum4, 800mhz fsb and 1mb L2 cache

 

Try www.froogle.co.uk - I just tracked down a cheap dual VGA card. Cheaper than eBay.

 

I would have quoted ebuyer lol

You could try scan.co.uk as well.

 

thanks for the above, i also dont mind if its a uk or us store.

 

I bought my latest system from directron.com . They have good prices and good support.

 

Ive been lookin for a cheap online computer store too, i think you van get quite a lot of decent sales on ebay, IMO.

 

http://www.newegg.com

 

I was looking at these prices, they seem to be higher then at a downtown shop around here, tiny tiny shop too. I had to convert the money to Canadian dollar and it seems its more of a bargain here. While getting a new comp I looked at obvious places like ebay and there was always odd numbers added somewhere, i'd say go shop around for parts individually if you have time.

 

Check out techbargains.com . If you know what your looking for you'll be able to find some great deals from various sources. Just check it once a day and in a few weeks you'll have everything you wanted Cheap.

 

I don't know any cheap online computer store but I know a computer shop near to us that offer pcs and related items at a very affordable price.

It's there that I bought most of my stuff.

 

Newegg is a good company!!
they might not have the absolute lowest price but they have fast shipping and great customer support

 

#1 Newegg http://www.newegg.com as others have already brought up, great company, I do lots of business with them, great support.

#2 Tiger Direct http://www.tigerdirect.com some good deals, rebates, etc

#3 Zip Zoom Fly http://www.zipzoomfly.com

You may save a few bucks elsewhere but is a few bucks worth the hassle of possibly inferior service and not knowing what you get especially when buying a processor?

 

Do yourself a favor and buy AMD. The Athlon kicks intel's cpu to the curb any day of the week and twice on Sunday. I know you can't with this motherboard, but it's good advice for the future.

 

I used to be a firm believer in AMD over intel, however heat problems and chip burn outs made me switch to Intel fully. The only AMD I run now is my 1600+ for my garage system. Guess it depends on the luck you've had with one manufacturer or the other, I myself however would never buy an AMD again. I realise they finally have some built in heat protection but after about 5 fried AMD chips and never having an Intel EVER fry on me makes me rather spend the few extra bucks I used to have cyrix's as well, never had any of those fry either even with torturing them. Maybe I just had bad experiences with AMD, but then why do all my friends who run them have heat issues no matter the cooling they run?

Asking this for a reason, are the new AMD's running smoother than the olders ones say 1 gig chips to 3000+'s as these are the ones I have experience with.