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Sam
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11/11/2007 01:21:25 pm |
www.newegg.com
It's not a "guide" site per se, but it lets you browse by hardware type, and you can also look at what the various motherboards take.
I knew next to nothing about hardware when I first decided to build my computer. I educated myself on newegg. At least during the time I made my computer, newegg averaged the best prices for hardware.
www.hardforum.com is where I learned about hardware too. Check out the "Hot Deals" section.
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Roger
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11/12/2007 03:20:26 am |
Mike, this is the kind of question where you'll probably get a definitive answer at paid Q&A/Research site uclue.com
You'll need to offer a fee to the researcher (say, $10).
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stewart
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11/13/2007 05:55:52 pm |
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Go on crucial.com : It`s got a bit on the main page you can enter your manufacturer & model no. , and it`ll tell you what you need. Worked for me.
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