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MrMime

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Sweet link zeppelin. Why is newegg and tiger direct discouraged? Is it just the prices? I did notice tiger direct has on some of their GPU's a limit of 1 only which I thought was silly!
 

Lzeppelin

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Sweet link zeppelin. Why is newegg and tiger direct discouraged? Is it just the prices? I did notice tiger direct has on some of their GPU's a limit of 1 only which I thought was silly!
I think it's price, I've bought exclusively so far from newegg and they have great service but I think next time I'll go amazon since I now realize the prices are much better.
 

the_darkness

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I think it's price, I've bought exclusively so far from newegg and they have great service but I think next time I'll go amazon since I now realize the prices are much better.
Really?! I've usually found Newegg favourable in the past. Maybe I've been missing out...
 

fra55

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Man I hope I haven't been getting screwed these last couple of years! Will definitely do more comparison shopping in the future.
Well it also depends on timing, I mean...you can find good offers on both websites, I've always preferred Amazon IMHO
 

just_mike

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The sites I mention are in the States, but the general idea should work anywhere.

Depending on your area try Craigslist. I got some killer deals before the boom. I expect a lot more once the scrypt ASICs start shipping.

For new stuff, compare Amazon, Newegg, Tigerdirect etc. If you are not in hurry, wait for a sale. I use Techbargains.com or deals.woot.com to find the sales.