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Everyone here is interested in the pieces-parts, what are your favorite online storefronts that sell quality WC components and why?
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Favorite WC product storefront? Why?
- Thread starter Fferrett
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- Apr 22, 2004
- Location
- New Hampshire
www.sidewindercomputers.com - I love his shop because of the quality products, the service/packing has always been excellent
www.frozencpu.com - I have had 1 bad experience with them, but they carry many many products, and are very well organized.
www.performance-pcs.com - great guys, very good modders.
http://www.voyeurmods.com/ - lots of unique products, always have drooled, never ordered.
www.frozencpu.com - I have had 1 bad experience with them, but they carry many many products, and are very well organized.
www.performance-pcs.com - great guys, very good modders.
http://www.voyeurmods.com/ - lots of unique products, always have drooled, never ordered.
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cooltechnica.com
Dangerden.com
swiftnets.com
All very good IMO.
Dangerden.com
swiftnets.com
All very good IMO.
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- Dec 13, 2003
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- Saint Louis, MO USA
CrazyPC.com is good too. They got the majority of my order last time because their shipping was significantely less. Everything I ordered was very close to the same price at the other sites, so shipping cost became the decision maker. Shipping was very fast too.
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- Oct 6, 2004
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- Oklahoma City, Ok
www.jab-tech.com
Some really nice sales time to time and support has been very responsive to pre- and post sales questions.
Some really nice sales time to time and support has been very responsive to pre- and post sales questions.
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- Philly
Jab-tech.com is pretty good when it comes to shipping and customer service, despite not having the best selection (not a bad selection,though)
crazypc has been mentioned.
Denger Den, from what I hear, is bad for ordering unless you can wait a while to recieve the shipment---but I have no personal experience.If you decide to order from DD, do a search in these forums to see what other wrote.It was within the last few weeks that I heard about how long it takes DD to ship things.
**I cant wait until Newegg starts selling WC products (other than the 2 or 3 they carry now)
crazypc has been mentioned.
Denger Den, from what I hear, is bad for ordering unless you can wait a while to recieve the shipment---but I have no personal experience.If you decide to order from DD, do a search in these forums to see what other wrote.It was within the last few weeks that I heard about how long it takes DD to ship things.
**I cant wait until Newegg starts selling WC products (other than the 2 or 3 they carry now)
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- Location
- I live by a Delta
Sidewinder - Best Selection of Delta fans you can find
Frozen CPU - Excellent Selection not the cheapest though
HighSpeed PC - Carries a nice selection of Innovatek parts
Danger Den - Great Products and Selection
McMaster Carr - Excellent source for barbs, tubing, tools, etc. Fast shipping
Frozen CPU - Excellent Selection not the cheapest though
HighSpeed PC - Carries a nice selection of Innovatek parts
Danger Den - Great Products and Selection
McMaster Carr - Excellent source for barbs, tubing, tools, etc. Fast shipping
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- Kansas, USA
Of those already mentioned, I've used Sidewinder, FrozenCPU, and CrazyPC. Although, the last couple of times I've ordered cooling products were from SVC (Silicon Valley Computer). They seem to ship pretty quick.
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- Jul 5, 2003
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- Frederick, MD
I've used D-tek, CrazyPC, and SVC for all of my WC'ing stuff and like all three. I think CrazyPC was the fastest though 
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For me svc was the quickest to ship and they have different options too.
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- Oct 16, 2005
- Location
- Jacksonville, Fl
I'm trying to source all the stuff needed for a wc set. I'm wondering if the swiftech dual radiator is as good as the BIP II so I don't have to pay shipping just to order it separately. Anyone know. Other than worm clamps and a T line, maybe a Y line, what else do I need as far as the small accesories are concerned. I'm using 7/16" on 1/2" barbs for all my fittings. I'm new to all this. Also Do I need a fillport? I'm not using a reservoir.
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kimochii72 said:
I believe the swiftech and BIP have similar performance. Also a fillport isn't a requirement, it's mostly a cosmetic kind of thing. You can run a t-line and just cork the top when done bleeding.
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I'm a fan of FrozenCPU's storefront, even though sometimes you have to shop around to get a better price. I've used Jabtech, CrazyPC, DD, Directron, and SVC with good results.
