want to know where to get computer comp?
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If you are comfortable with internet then go to pricewatch.com and you can buy at a bargain price. Use your credit card because if there is anything wrong you can always stop payment without any charge.\n\nIf you are not comfortable with internet then you have to shop around for a bargain. Like Comp USA, Kmart, Walmart etc.
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Have it checked at www.pcpitstop.com Excellent site for all sorts of computer diagnostics.
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Most 'Pound Shops' sell them, HyperValue, PC World. They are cheap enough.
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Did you call the manufacturer of your computer?  The Geek Squad at Best Buy are pretty good too.
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If you know what you are looking for you can go to www.compusaauctions.com \n\nIf you aren't that  computer savy you could just go to Dell.  They have good computers.
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You may try ebay, I know you can buy lots of computer parts on there and you might get lucky and find a match for yours in a junk keyboard, or at least something that looks close.
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The best place to buy computer parts is Newegg.com\n\nYou need computer case (buy off ebay)\nYou need motherboard (LGA775 or Socket 7 and Asus is #1)\nYou need processor. Core 2 Duo is better choice if you can afford it. Otherwise Core Duo. Just make sure the motherboard supports both.\nYou need 1GB or more of DDR  or DDR2 ram. (pqi brand is best)\nYou need a SATA (or IDE if motherboard doesn't support it) 100+ gb hard drive.  (Seagate, Maxtor, or Western Digital are best in order.)\nYou need a DVD Burner. (Lite-ON is best)\nYou need a PCI Express x16 graphics card. Windows Vista requires it now.\nYou need a Power Supply with SLI.  (Antec or Thermaltake only)\nYou need Operating System - Windows  XP|Vista for games and Linux for non-gamer.\n\nBuy a hauppauge tv tuner. With this, you can use Linux to record tv programs like a tivo.\n\nYou put it all together as instructed by the manuals.
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Go to http://unitedmicro.com  They have the best site for constructing your own computer that I know of.  When you build a computer yourself you save a bundle, feel good about yourself, know exactly what is in your system and become way more savvy about how to fix it when something goes wrong.  The down side that you will have no "whole computer" guarantee.  These previous answers are right on the mark.  If you want a computer that does what you want it to do you got to do it yourself.\n\nDon't let assembling a computer yourself scare you.  It is pretty much like plugging your periferals in the back of your computer, i.e., if the plug doesn't fit the socket it doesn't go there :)\n\nI built a computer five years ago that was an absolute screamin demon at that time.  The tower and all that was in it cost me about $1,100 (not the monitor).  To buy a simular name brand computer at that time would have cost at least 2,200.  Here I am five years later and the computer I built is still worth nearly what I paid for it.
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Try Dell.com or pcretro.com
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Click the link referring to what computer you have below
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One that is custom built for you. And from a local computer shop.
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http://www.horary.com/cwiggers/Pcs.html
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I would go with newegg.com  they are a great company.  But if you want to compair prices go to http://www.pricewatch.com there you can get the prices of computer parts and barebone systems.  This way you can either piece together your own system or get is barebones.
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You might want to check out Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/ and Tigerdirect, http://www.tigerdirect.com/\n\nThere is also, PC Liquidators which sell used but still functional PC parts (not the latest devices though), http://www.pcliquidators.com/\n\nThese are the only stores that I can personally vouch for, never had a problem with any of them.
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I got mine from the May 2006 issue of Computer shopper. Call 1 (800) 274-6384. It'll cost you $8.
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Go to a computer service and ask there
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Restore programs are for only certain computers. If there is a certain computer you are looking for you might start with that company first. Also try www.warez.com.