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[GoldenbanjoDJ]

Hey guys,

I am currently looking to upgrade my system with a i7 2600k, an Asrock Fatal1ty p67 motherboard and, of course, a Noctua DH-H14!

I was just wondering if any of you could recommend a retailer where I could pick up these parts for the cheapest. At the minute I will be using ebuyer (also because they have free delivery).

As a salesman at an electrical retailer, I often do deals where I will knock money off for people who are buying a lot. Are any component retailers (like ebuyer) up for any sort of dealing?

Cheers guys

Dan

[dugdiamond]

aria

[ruthless_villain]

*cough* CCLONLINE *cough*

[G-Force]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/index.php

and

http://www.scan.co.uk/todayonly/index.aspx

[SieB]

http://www.box.co.uk do free next day delivery on orders over £100 but they don't sell a wide range of stuff.

[SmoulderingCircuits]

Stick with eBuyer or go Aria.

Scan are okay but stay away from overcockers

[critical]

Originally Posted by Fodr Kreatr

Stick with eBuyer or go Aria.

Scan are okay but stay away from overcockers

Buy this man a drink.... Exactly what I was thinking.

[SieB]

Lol, buy wherever you can get what you want cheapest

Aria is my first place of choice but if I can find something £10+ cheaper elsewhere then that's where I am buying it.

Just stay away from unknown shady looking sites that have never been heard of, I have had bad experiences with Overclockers and Scan but I know there are others on here that have had excellent service from them, I personally won't buy from Overclockers anymore because of the whole SB release thing and them making up lies about other retailers just so they could charge £30 over RRP and I won't buy from Scan because of the bullshit they pulled on me.

[GoldenbanjoDJ]

I used overclockers for my last bundle - they weren't too bad but yeah like you say it will sometimes come down to preference. They do charge quite a bit more though and their p+p is never free.

Box looks pretty decent for the free ndd

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