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This is a discussion on Good American Component Shops? within the Everything Windows forums, part of the General PC Forums category; If you saw my thread about upgrading my PC, you'll know I want to... well... upgrade my PC All the ...
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If you saw my thread about upgrading my PC, you'll know I want to... well... upgrade my PC
![]() All the components I am planning to get add up to £300, but I looked what the price of them all on http://newegg.com was and it came to roughly £236. However, newegg is an online store, so when we go to America we would have to get them to ship it to a hotel, which we don't really want to do, so what is a/are some good American shop(s) that I could just walk into and be able to buy a Motherboard, some RAM and a processor in? Thanks.
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Never mind about Fry's then, but there is a Microcenter: http://microcenter.com/at_the_stores/cambridge.html
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Thanks, but I think we've decided to just buy them here as with the VAT the airport would charge us it would only be about £20 cheaper, plus then if they go wrong we're screwed.
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