Any good trusty US online store will do assembling?

[dumpster diver]

hi all, my sister lives in Boston area and they want to buy a new system. they said they couldn't find any good local store.

As far as i know, newegg won't do the system assembling even if you order all the parts from them. Anybody knows good online store that will do the assembling? or good local store around the boston area?

thanks in advance.

jack
vancouver

edit: what i meant is the REAL computer stores like newegg.com or ncix.com. not dell or bestbuy

 

[510kut]

www.monarchcomputer.com theres mixed reviews of them. Some people have had horrible ones. Personally for me they've been great. I ordered a combo (cpu/mobo) some ram and a case.

 

[dumpster diver]

hey thx 510.
monarchcomputer.com looks cool. they have custom build options for the customers.
and they do cost a bit more than newegg.

 

[intogamer]

yeah monarch is a bit expensive
but thats probably your best bet

I'm in Boston too!! OMGHI2U

 

[Kravahn]

rtfm

then diy

 

[Miramonti]

I think mwave might. If they do I'd definitely trust them.

 

[Dalant]

Just do your sister a favor and tell her to get a Dell. Trust me.

 

[Kravahn]

ok, I'm a dick, but what part of 'Hot Deal' does this fall under?

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: Dalant
Just do your sister a favor and tell her to get a Dell. Trust me.

dumper knows better than that!!!

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: intogamer

Originally posted by: Dalant
Just do your sister a favor and tell her to get a Dell. Trust me.

dumper knows better than that!!!

he does, but his sister doesn't.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Just tell her to buy a Dell

 

[dumpster diver]

okok guys.
my major concern is my 12 y/o nephew want to play BF2. if they want a system just for internet surfing stuff, i won't stop them if they want to buy it from places like dell.

ppl wasn't born to know everything.

BTW, avoid DELL at all cost since you're here.

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: jjsole

Originally posted by: intogamer

Originally posted by: Dalant
Just do your sister a favor and tell her to get a Dell. Trust me.

dumper knows better than that!!!

he does, but his sister doesn't.

:shocked::laugh::thumbsup:

 

[dumpster diver]

Originally posted by: intogamer

Originally posted by: jjsole

Originally posted by: intogamer

Originally posted by: Dalant
Just do your sister a favor and tell her to get a Dell. Trust me.

dumper knows better than that!!!

he does, but his sister doesn't.

:shocked::laugh::thumbsup:

let's see how many quotes we can quote here.

:shocked::gift::wine:

 

[DongTran]

Alienware
Falcon Northwest
Voodoo PC

 

[dc]

hot deal dell for the win

 

[Wolfsraider]

Well I recommend ABS Computers ResellerRating

ABS Computers Link

Customer Satisfaction
Six-Month Rating: 7.79 Six-Month Reviews: 17

Lifetime Reviews: 624
Lifetime Rating: 8.51 Average Store: 7.48
High Average: 9.15
Low Average: 3.80


5.74 Pricing of Products and Services
6.25 Likelihood of Future Purchases
7.29 Shipping and Packaging
5.83 Customer Service
4.58 Return or Replacement


Hope this helps
Mike

 

[mikeford]

Just post your sisters phone number and I am sure some nerd will be happy to contact her.

 

[isekii]

Originally posted by: dumpster diver
okok guys.
my major concern is my 12 y/o nephew want to play BF2. if they want a system just for internet surfing stuff, i won't stop them if they want to buy it from places like dell.

ppl wasn't born to know everything.

BTW, avoid DELL at all cost since you're here.

hm.. I have a dell and I'd have no problem play BF2

 

[intogamer]

I wouldn't go with alienware or abs etc.
very expensive :

monarch is also a store... they have a much wider selection of parts to choose from

 

[dumpster diver]

Originally posted by: intogamer
I wouldn't go with alienware or abs etc.
very expensive :

monarch is also a store... they have a much wider selection of parts to choose from

yep alienware is very expensive. monarch is probably their best bet. thanks intogamer and all again.

and what i don't like dell is they won't give you the detail info about their products.
for ex, a PSU could be $25-150. a mobo could be as cheap as $30 and a SLI could cost your 200bucks. you gotta know what you gonna pay for.

 

[bamacre]

I'd go dell as well.

The 8400's and 9100's are excellent systems, with 4 DIMM slots for DDR2 memory, PCI Express x16, and the motherboard supports sata raid. The mobo's are also made by Intel.

8400 system spec's

9100 system spec's

The cases are well-designed and very easy to work with everything inside.

My pic's of the 9100

 

[cheetoden]

Build it yourself and ship it to her.

 

[ai42]

Originally posted by: Wolfsraider
Well I recommend ABS Computers ResellerRating

http://www.abspc.com/index.asp">ABS Computers Link</a>

Customer Satisfaction
Six-Month Rating: 7.79 Six-Month Reviews: 17

Lifetime Reviews: 624
Lifetime Rating: 8.51 Average Store: 7.48
High Average: 9.15
Low Average: 3.80


5.74 Pricing of Products and Services
6.25 Likelihood of Future Purchases
7.29 Shipping and Packaging
5.83 Customer Service
4.58 Return or Replacement


Hope this helps
Mike

FYI ABS and Newegg are the same company and in fact you can buy ABS computers on newegg itself.

 

[LuNoTiCK]

Seriously get a Dell. Save everyone a ton of hassle.