Who has better deals? Newegg or Tigerdirect?

Was wondering because I am purchasing some new parts for a build and want the most bang for my buck. Thanks in advance!

Was wondering because I am purchasing some new parts for a build and want the most bang for my buck. Thanks in advance!

Lakrum

Both, unless you're in a location that they charge tax. Newegg blows for me, 9.75% tax. TigerDirect isn't that great since 15% Bing cashback ended, but they're still decent.

If neither charge tax for you, and items have free shipping, then order individual parts from whoever has them cheapest. Whenever I do a large upgrade or new build, I usually use 4-5 online stores.

Whenever I do a large upgrade or new build, I usually use 4-5 online stores.

BeavermanA

Aside from Newegg and Tiger Direct, what other online stores do you visit?

On topic, the 'Egg has been very good to me.

Definately NewEgg

Newegg will be better..

[QUOTE="BeavermanA"] Whenever I do a large upgrade or new build, I usually use 4-5 online stores.

entropyecho

Aside from Newegg and Tiger Direct, what other online stores do you visit?

On topic, the 'Egg has been very good to me.

Both, sometimes one has better deals than the other. Newegg seems to have a better selection all around, except when it comes to monitors, Tiger Direct has a much much better selection.

tiger direct has the best deals

newegg is in my state and ships to me in like 2 days max

newegg used to be so much better, but now it seems bloated and full of rip offs

They sell everything form just about all manufactures. Sorry to bust your bubble but every website and all stores do the same thing with "sales" on crappy stuff. Thats comes with the territory for having lower name manufactures equipment for sale. Its not my fault that anyone buying that hardware is not doing appropriate research before making a buy. I only get name brand hardware and the deals on newegg have been amazing.

Ad to that neweggs AMAZING RMA process, and pretty much any argument on "shoddy" products gets dismissed.

They sell everything form just about all manufactures. Sorry to bust your bubble but every website and all stores do the same thing with "sales" on crappy stuff. Thats comes with the territory for having lower name manufactures equipment for sale. Its not my fault that anyone buying that hardware is not doing appropriate research before making a buy. I only get name brand hardware and the deals on newegg have been amazing.

Ad to that neweggs AMAZING RMA process, and pretty much any argument on "shoddy" products gets dismissed.

jedikevin2

I agree. Newegg is superior.

look how hard you try to not respond by admitting its full of shoddy manufacturers listed

it used to be good, but now its crap

now look at Tiger direct's listing of cpus

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_cpu.asp

actually shows you the prices, not full of "hidden prices" schemes of saving you 50 cents under the suggested retail price

look how hard you try to not respond by admitting its full of shoddy manufacturers listed

it used to be good, but now its crap

now look at Tiger direct's listing of cpus

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_cpu.asp

actually shows you the prices, not full of "hidden prices" schemes of saving you 50 cents under the suggested retail price

Kratier

Yes please look at your link lol. Notice the hidden "asterisk" (after rebates statement). MAN, why would you use that as proof of anything. All I saw on that link was.. "Missing alot of AMD processors" and "hidden" stuff just like websites do.

I would also like to add... many of the links to those processors have ones that are "unavaliable" on tigerdirect. More "hidden" stuff? C'mon Man. Why would you even argue against with processors where you only have AMD and intel manufactures which are both not shoddy?

[QUOTE="Kratier"]

look how hard you try to not respond by admitting its full of shoddy manufacturers listed

it used to be good, but now its crap

now look at Tiger direct's listing of cpus

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_cpu.asp

actually shows you the prices, not full of "hidden prices" schemes of saving you 50 cents under the suggested retail price

jedikevin2

Yes please look at your link lol. Notice the hidden "asterisk" (after rebates statement). MAN, why would you use that as proof of anything. All I saw on that link was.. "Missing alot of AMD processors" and "hidden" stuff just like websites do.

I would also like to add... many of the links to those processors have ones that are "unavaliable" on tigerdirect. More "hidden" stuff? C'mon Man. Why would you even argue against with processors where you only have AMD and intel manufactures which are both not shoddy?

Stop feeding the troll.

Besides, they are both good sites, Newegg is just easier to work with aesthetically.

newegg for the sales and rebates and the selection

Newegg. not just for the prices. but the CS....Many many builders will stand behind neweggs fantastic customer service. if the actual company wont work with you. newegg will....cant put a price on good quality customer service like that man.xXCrakerXx

newegg for the sales and rebates and the selection

theshadowhunter