On the other hand http://www.lazada.sg/gaming-pc/ offers readily available customized solutions for gaming PC, but the prices are really high

Do we have any online tools like https://pcpickerpro.com to compare price of individual pc parts ?
They've offered 500 gig for 225 sgd at last.Strong Eagle wrote:I've been buying 500 gig solid state drives in the USA for $155 (S$215 at today's exchange rates).
Curious to know what you have to pay in Singapore for same thing.
Thanks.
PM Me, if you are keen to have some sources with competitive pricing.subashgk007 wrote:Where Can I purchase individual PC parts at a cheaper rate in Singapore ? I would love to purchase offline and assemble it myself. Is there any shops i can get all parts ?
On the other hand http://www.lazada.sg/gaming-pc/ offers readily available customized solutions for gaming PC, but the prices are really high![]()
Do we have any online tools like https://pcpickerpro.com to compare price of individual pc parts ?
Last time I checked (a few months ago) it was generally still better to buy ssds from Amazon, but the gap was closing. Now is pretty much the same, e.g.:Strong Eagle wrote:I've been buying 500 gig solid state drives in the USA for $155 (S$215 at today's exchange rates).
Curious to know what you have to pay in Singapore for same thing.
Thanks.
Lazada offers 7 day exchange ... not sure how it works ..x9200 wrote:Last time I checked (a few months ago) it was generally still better to buy ssds from Amazon, but the gap was closing. Now is pretty much the same, e.g.:Strong Eagle wrote:I've been buying 500 gig solid state drives in the USA for $155 (S$215 at today's exchange rates).
Curious to know what you have to pay in Singapore for same thing.
Thanks.
http://www.lazada.sg/wd-blue-500gb-inte ... 72551.html
..and if you minus all the discounts / cc offers you may easily land it even cheaper (sub-S$200 range)
Actually this is for local suppliers only but it is 7 days return (for any reason, change of mind included) providing all is intact and in the original package. On top of this, you can pay them with Paypal in case you expect to disagree.ecureilx wrote:Lazada offers 7 day exchange ... not sure how it works ..x9200 wrote:Last time I checked (a few months ago) it was generally still better to buy ssds from Amazon, but the gap was closing. Now is pretty much the same, e.g.:Strong Eagle wrote:I've been buying 500 gig solid state drives in the USA for $155 (S$215 at today's exchange rates).
Curious to know what you have to pay in Singapore for same thing.
Thanks.
http://www.lazada.sg/wd-blue-500gb-inte ... 72551.html
..and if you minus all the discounts / cc offers you may easily land it even cheaper (sub-S$200 range)
Have you seen many unbranded standard PC cpus, ODs, mobos or even keyboards?GarhurdJung wrote:Hello Subashgk, You bought all branded products, love it.
x9200 wrote:Have you seen many unbranded standard PC cpus, ODs, mobos or even keyboards?GarhurdJung wrote:Hello Subashgk, You bought all branded products, love it.
Palit is getting renewed interests, though they can't fight with Fancy Zotac, Asus, MSI and Gigabyte, especially the newer 1080ti Series.x9200 wrote:Mine neither. Have some bad experience but it is like 7yo so perhaps they got better.
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