i'm lookin for computer hardware posters- (mainly motherboards)...which website wud give me the best pics?
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Hi,\n\nUse the following web sites, go to them and search for whatever photos you want...\n\nI hope, you will find the right photos!\n\n:-)
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You can get all your parts from newegg.com. It's great site and generally has the best price.\n\nFor Motherboards stick with Asus. They make great boards and support them.  Use ATI for video cards.  Hard drive, use either seagate or Maxtor. Seagate tends to offer the best warrenty on their drives.  Processor, use AMD any of the 64bit processors will do.  Keep the ram no lower than 512MB. I generally go with whatever brand is cheapest.  Optical drives... meh HP is good but it really doesn't matter.  Sound cards stick with Creative. They simply have the best cards.  And for power supply and case use Antec. \n\nHope this helps... also check out pricewatch.com if you want an alternative to newegg.
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GOOGLE images. Just type in display board or whatever your project is about and youll get great images to use.
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Check the NewEgg.com link below.
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I would check ebay for motherboards.  Some stores on ebay may offer "new in box"  but I doubt companies are still releasing new stuff for old technology.
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goto yahoo images... type that in... and they show plenty
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http://www.pcwindex.com
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There are several places on the internet with good prices on hardware.\n\nIf you want to buy from independent vendors, pricewatch is a good source. It compares prices and rates the vendors. \n\nIf you want a site with great selection, great prices you should try newegg (formerly egghead) You get a final price, not always the best price, but you pay your true cost.\n\nAnother site is tigerdirect, where you get great prices, but most of the time you have to get a rebate. your cost will probably be less, but you expend more on the purchase and get a rebate.\n\nThere is always amazon, where you'd get both worlds, direct vendor and affiliates.\n\nEbay is a great source, great prices, but you have to pay extra attention to the reputation of the seller.\n\njust add .com to each site =)
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try www.newegg.com or www.tigerdirect.com \n\nThey usually have the best prices.  Never buy computer components from ebay unless its a dealer.  I have heard tons of stories about people buying comp parts, and getting junk
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I am a self taugh computer guru. When I made the choice to build my computer I turned to the internet. If you actually take the time to search around, there are some great resources. Of course there is a lot of garbage out there too, but you should be able to filter those out. My advice to you... is to search forums, reviews, and sites that sell the computer parts you are looking for. From the case to the processor - everything you want to know about anything related to computers could be found on the web. Time and patience and you'll get it.
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Find out the manufactuer of your motherboard and the model number/type.  Then google it.
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http://www.bizrate.com/ - it's just about one stop shopping for everything.\n\nBut for purchasing electronics or computer hardware you just can't beat the service or fast ground shipping at Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/ or TigerDirect, http://www.tigerdirect.com/
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Aha! This is a tricky question because not one is absolutely the best at all times! Yes, NewEgg is one of the best...as is Tigerdirect, but so is buy.com and zipzoomfly. Use Pricegrabber.com to find the pc parts you are looking for. They are the best. Not only do they search the lowest price, but show you how much shipping will be and tax if the company includes it (some dont). Which gives you the real total of what your part will cost. Also, they show customer reviews and customer ratings for each business so you can easily know from other customers who's in the good and who's in the bad for buying from. Its Fantastic.Way better than nextag or mysimon or any other search/find engine. Try it out.
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Probably the only place (online, anyway) in Europe that might have it: http://overclockers.co.uk/
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Found this site pretty easily using Google.  They have the posters you're looking for.
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This site is newer and has loads of stuff. The others have good stuff as well.\n\nhope that helps.
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http://www.horary.com/cwiggers/Pcs.html