Whats the cheapest place to find windows 7 home premium?

[tobybli]

I'm going to need Windows 7 home premium (64 bit) for my upcoming build and i was wondering where the cheapest place to buy it from was. I'll need the full version as i don't have anything to upgrade from. I also live in the UK if it makes any difference.

(Note: I posted this previously but it was deleted from the forums for some reason)

EDIT: I've found this on ebuyer.com - http://www.ebuyer.com/259863-microsoft-windows-7-home-premium-w-sp1-licence-and-media-1-gfc-02050?utm_source=google&utm_medium=products# does it look ok?

 

[CDdude55]

You could always grab the OEM version of Windows 7 which goes for $99. Now if you want to find somthing cheaper then that, then maybe give ebay a try, but otherwise i am perosnally not sure of any fully reliable place where you can get Windows 7 for less then the OEM price of $99.

 

[mobrocket]

in the US, if u are a college student alot of schools offer it for free or severe discount...
if not, newegg is available

 

[dodger46]

Same at Amazon, but check postage at Ebuyer, can be expensive. Free at Amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-OEM-software-intended-builders/dp/B004Q0PT3I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1339083195&sr=8-1
(Won't mention the other shop again....)

 

[RetiredChief]

The link you provided is close to states side price. Generally the OEM version runs around $100 give or take $10. You will not find windows 7 on much of a discount.
67 pounds is around $103 US.

If a student, May be a program for sudents with a NICE discount same as in US.

 

[dodger46]

The link you provided is close to states side price. Generally the OEM version runs around $100 give or take $10. You will not find windows 7 on much of a discount.
67 pounds is around $103 US.

If a student, May be a program for sudents with a NICE discount same as in US.

Affordable for a retired Chief! (I was one in the RN...)

 

[RetiredChief]

^ LOL, espeacially when employed part time as a Senior Engineer.
RN = Royal Navy?? Here RN = Registered nurse.

 

[dodger46]

^ LOL, espeacially when employed part time as a Senior Engineer.
RN = Royal Navy?? Here RN = Registered nurse.

Yep. Navy. Submarines, Nav Systems...Long time ago...

 

[RetiredChief]

Long time for me also, retired USAF in 1983, 22 yrs.

 

[dodger46]

Long time for me also, reiter USAF in 1983, 22 yrs.

Joined about the same time, but didn't last as long ('77) Another 64 days underwater was a trip too many...