Newegg or pcpartpicker?

[nicedude80]

I have a build on newegg and pcpartpicker. With pcpartpicker I might save around $150 but then I have to order the parts from a bunch of different retailers. Here is the build: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/nicedude80/saved/xrNv6h

And this is the newegg total: $1654.82 however there are a few extra cables on this one.

So should I go with newegg or pcpartpicker? And why?

 

[hunter315]

PC Part Picker is not remotely equivalent to newegg, it doesn't sell you anything, it just shows you vendors. So really the question is, does dealing with lots of different vendors outweigh the ~$100 that you will save by doing so? That is up to you.

 

[Eduello]

PCPartPicker (a.k.a. all the stores listed), unless you like spending extra money.

 

[nicedude80]

Ok, but does newegg offer really good shipping and customer support? Is it worth the extra money for newegg? I hear they are pretty famous, but any opinions?

 

[Dblkk]

all the sites used on pcparticker, including newegg, are all great sites to use. I use newegg sometimes amazon, as they both have great customer service, and its easier to remember who you bought from when you have a problem later on and tying to figure out who to contact

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

I'm 97% newegg

A little NCIX , Amazon mixed in.

 

[nicedude80]

I'm 97% newegg

A little NCIX , Amazon mixed in.

Lol. It's just I would like for all the parts to arrive at the same time roughly. So ordering from newegg would be preferred. However ther shipping will ake my price to 1700-1800 which is not so good, but I guess every site on pcpartpicker will be similar. Any comments on the latter statement?