http://www.dealtime.com/xMR-~MRD-300168~S-3

after my last post i decided to look around the side bar for a mobo and found this

I got mad at New Egg once concerning my 9800 PRO AIW. But everyone here said I was over reacting. Since then I ordered Z680 speakers from them and I had a smile on my face since.

Quote: Originally Posted by stereomod http://www.dealtime.com/xMR-~MRD-300168~S-3 after my last post i decided to look around the side bar for a mobo and found this

I have bought all my parts on line from them, never had a problem.
Some people will compain, it's not unheard of, but I have not seen any members here reporting major isssues with them..nothing but great things to say

edited due to not reading the small print

If you read some of them they just seem like they are written by know-nones.

I especially like the post about the HP pocket PC

Guess he didn't know to not-EVER buy an HP product.

I clicked the link and didn't see any consecutive ratings. The dates appear to be in a random order. Newegg ships hundreds of orders each day, mistakes are bound to be made. And some people will complain no matter what. I've ordered thousands of dollars worth of stuff from Newegg with no major problems. I have gotten a few bad parts but they RMA'ed them with no problem. Newegg sells parts, they don't make them. If a part is bad it's not there fault. What are they suppose to do, open and test every product sold. I don't think so. I will continue to buy at Newegg.

Quote: Originally Posted by $SOLID$ Necro I have bought all my parts on line from them, never had a problem. Some people will compain, it's not unheard of, but I have not seen any members here reporting major isssues with them..nothing but great things to say

I'm goin with Solid on this one. They were friendly to me when I emailed or talked to them on the phone unlike those people said. Newegg has been the most pleasureable site to deal with, and they have always had the best prices, so I am going to continue to buy from them.

i have always used zipzoomfly.com, but i have friends who use new egg, and never have had any problem.

newegg never did me wrong...

was concerned about the huge scorch marks on my motherboard...but then i realized those are performance marks, and that urine smell is actually overclock juice...

19 Orders in the last year, all together totalling about $12,000. I havn't had one problem yet. The best online company to deal with in my opinion. Here is the resller rating ( pretty good if you ask me).

http://www.resellerratings.com/seller2121.html


I also love the guy with the dynapower case http://www.pricewatch.com/1/74/5001-3.htm I made two systems with this case and they're both amd systems. He said the case is for the pentium because of the designed for the P4 sticker. People buying stuff to make a computer that don't know things like that shouldn't be able to write reviews.

Quote: Originally Posted by DuckWarrior The link you put was sorted by lowest rating first.....

Oops, didn't notice that. It just proves the old adage about lies, damned lies & statistics.

Read the negatives, and for half of them it was the consumer's mistake. Proves the danger of letting people review without their name attached to it when barely qualified to walk down the sidewalk.

There will always be complaints. Some people just complain no matter what, some people get pissy that it takes the full 5-7 days to deliver. People suck.

i have never had a problem with newegg. i used to order from googlegear(zipzoomfly) since they had 2 day shipping but when i bought a soyo dragon from them and the agp port was bad and they told me to go buy a pci video card because the board was just fine i was pissed. My only complaint about newegg is they upped their shipping cost. I would buy from Newegg anyday over zipzoomfly

Quote: Originally Posted by SPECIALBLEND218 ...I also love the guy with the dynapower case http://www.pricewatch.com/1/74/5001-3.htm I made two systems with this case and they're both amd systems. He said the case is for the pentium because of the designed for the P4 sticker. People buying stuff to make a computer that don't know things like that shouldn't be able to write reviews.

Quote: Originally Posted by mebrick - dealtime.com This lack of really important information will have me going elsewhere first in the future. By: mebrick, January 14th, 2004 Dynapower E22-LT ATX Case was listed as a "standard" ATX but it is strickly designed (as I found when received) for the P4 CPU. Of course I was building a top of the line AMD XP Sys. The mounting hole for the XP CPU does not line up and there is no support option since the "indent" on the mobo frame prevents using even a support standoff. Major informational error! Who has time to re-order such things when customers are waiting for the computer! Guess I'll find a use for it someday bot not for a MSI 745 ULTRA Mobo!! Or any other mobo that has the mounting holes for the XP Class CPU. Just won't work!!

I am absolutly amazed at the utter ignorance of people. So he is upset because his ATX case wont work with his P4 motherboard, and he claims that he is building a "top of the line AMD sys." Hmm, maybe he should learn what these names all mean, because the last time I checked ATX is for the formfactor and not the type of CPU that the motherboard will accept. Probably doesn't even know what the difference between an AMD and Intel chip is - aside from that fact that they both use different sockets.

Some people just really amaze me.

Even more amazing to me though is this line:

Quote: Major informational error! Who has time to re-order such things when customers are waiting for the computer!

Is he saying that he builds computers for other people and doesn't know the what a formfactor for a case is? Maybe should ask him what a couple of other items stand for also. I can only imagine some of his responses.

Sample response:

ATX - formfactor for the CPU - most commenly the AMD.
BTX - the new formfactor for the P4
P4 - Poorman four - doesn't really do much for the system - don't get it if you don't have to.
FSB - frequency of service needed to board.
Socket 370 - optional feature doesn't really do anything.
and as he is sitting there putting the system together thinking to himself - "now how do I get this square thing here into this long white slot?"

Just way to funny - and sadly enough half of the bad reviews are from people such as this complaining that the stuff they ordered didn't work (because they didn't know what they were doing).

Quote: Originally Posted by another fool on dealtime.com Big trouble if any problem with your purchase By: hai2feng, January 26th, 2004 I will never shop newegg again. I bought HP iPAQ Pocket PC from newegg. It doesn't work at all. I even cannot turn the power on and the screen is totally black. The most serious thing is that the customer service is really bad. The lady was rude and not patient at all, even for 1 minute talk. They don't want to help me, and just leave me HP's phone number for technique support. Are you kidding me? I need technique support on how to make the PDA screen not totally black? It is a new purchase!!

Hmm I wonder if this fool even pickup the instruction manual to even look at it. I know that almost all PDA/Pocket PC's that I have seen when you first get them you have to go back and press the reset button before that will turn on. I guess it is kind of a thing to keep it from turn on during shipping (if it comes with batteries).

Newegg is the ****..bottom line.

Like many others I have build several PC's with every part ordered and shipped by newegg. I have never had a complaint and that is just an unlucky person who is overreacting.

< winnar

um..yeah newegg defiantely owns all. And like duck said, I checked the later reviews...yeah there are like eight million good ones in the later pages. They were just organized negative first.

-decog

Quote: Originally Posted by Slick2145 Hmm I wonder if this fool even pickup the instruction manual to even look at it. I know that almost all PDA/Pocket PC's that I have seen when you first get them you have to go back and press the reset button before that will turn on. I guess it is kind of a thing to keep it from turn on during shipping (if it comes with batteries).

Charge it?