amazon or overclockers

[nik1087]

i'm gonna build a gaming pc and buying the parts from amazon costs about £450(with an ssd) + £70 delivery in about 5-10 days but buying the parts from overclockers costs £450(without an ssd) + £80 delivery in only 1 day... where is the best site to buy the parts?

 

[AndrewCarter]

I have used Amazon to buy a lot of my PC Parts but I bought my PSU from Overlockers UK and I can say it without any concerns Amazon is a LOT better in the service and price. Although the PSU arrived after two days (I live in Liverpool.) but the Amazon orders took a lot longer. If you can wait to save go for Amazon but If you cant go for OC UK.

 

[nik1087]

ok thanks

 

[AndrewCarter]

ok thanks

Would be great if you pick me as the solution.

 

[makkem]

Hi
That seems like an astonishingly high delivery fee.
If fast delivery is important you may also want to look at EBuyer.
I normally order from OCUK,Amazon or EBuyer depending on price and availability.

 

[sora]

I'd personally go with a mixture of both for computer parts as they both mostly have a variety in deals.

 

[Johno93]

i'm gonna build a gaming pc and buying the parts from amazon costs about £450(with an ssd) + £70 delivery in about 5-10 days but buying the parts from overclockers costs £450(without an ssd) + £80 delivery in only 1 day... where is the best site to buy the parts?

Overclockers are good but i find then too over priced. I would check PC part picker http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/ this site lets you build your own system and shows you all the company's that are selling that part. its makes you go with the cheaper price.

Look at this site below if you have a budget this site is great and gives you an idea of what you can get for your price.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

Hope this helps