where do you buy your parts and/or games??

Parts from Newegg.com, games from...well, I bought a game from Best Buy last week, and I remember buying Tribes 2 from Fry's about a year ago. Other than that...

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RBComputing in Ottawa, best place for me.
www.shoprbc.com . Professional service, loves AMD!

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I typically order as much as possible from newegg.com. Even if I have to pay an extra $5-10 more for a particular part. I suppose I could say that they have earned my loyalty and I've never been done wrong by them. Whenever i had a problem they were quick to fix it.

As for games.......the last game I payed for was Baldurs Gate II TOB expansion. Other than that I cant remember the last game I payed for.

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

Parts from Newegg and games from Costco.

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Tolga is a fraud. Trust me, they even put news about RB having false advertising, and even send reps to comment on them. They are frauds, their website is even worse, with little organisation. Sure RB is small but they gained Ottawa's faith, and continue to grow by doing US and Canada shipping. Take a visit to their main website <A HREF="http://www.rbcomputing.com" target="_new">http://www.rbcomputing.com</A> and check some news of a while ago to see how Tolga was really irrational.

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For the first time, Hookers are hooked on Phonics!!

I buy my parts online...usually newegg and most of my games at the store, usually Best Buy.

Whatcha gonna do when the trolls run wild on you?!?!?!

Ok, will check Rb out next time.
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pike

Buddha, Mahomet, Jesus and Confucius! They once cared for us, perhaps they still do!

Well actually cone, I never pay for software, there is always a way to download free software. Games, operating systems, etc. You should never pay for software, hardware is another issue. I buy online or from a couple of local vendors here in my area. Have to watch who you buy online from though. One company not to buy from is, Sonic Parts, I purchased parts from them and not only did they send me the wrong ram, but they sent me a processor that did not work also.

Software for free is my moto

Yay! Announce it to the public so everyone can hear. I actually end up getting most of my OS's from my dad's company cuase they buy enough licenses to allow workers to use it on home comp as well.

Sig of the week.

I go to this store to buy my stuff. It's a little more expensive than on line but you don't have to worry about shipping and handling, insurance and returns. So it usually works out to a comparable price.
Prices are in Canadian dollars.

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you can pay money for games? i never heard of such a thing.

i went to the tomshardware forums and all i got was this lousy signature.

Direct Connect finds almost anything you want, including ISOs and BINs. This thing saved a lot money when I am bankrupt. Although when I have money and there's a very needed game, I will buy it, because I can benefit from warranty and support, as well as multiplayer access. (today's games are very strict on multiple same CD KEYs)

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