Where is the best place to get used PC parts in Ireland?

ShadowR34per · 25-10-2015 9:51am #1

As the title says, is there another answer other than ebay and amazon?

AntDub · 25-10-2015 10:46am

Adverts.ie ( best chose someone who had good feedback ) or Donedeal.

I'd lean more towards adverts tbh, at least you can get some kind of idea who you're dealing with from their feedback rating.

ShadowR34per · 25-10-2015 10:56am

I tried adverts, they only sell PCs and the USED parts are overpriced

Digital Solitude · 25-10-2015 10:58am

Depends what you're after, there are definitely well priced parts if you've patience

ShadowR34per · 25-10-2015 1:01pm

Im after a GTX 970, i7 2600k and a P67 Mobo

Digital Solitude · 25-10-2015 1:03pm

The nVidia cards arent well priced on adverts, I'd just get a new one so you've a warranty.

Why do you want such an old CPU?

ShadowR34per · 25-10-2015 2:09pm

The sandy bridge i7s are still great CPUs, and I want to get an i7 for the price of an i5

Digital Solitude · 25-10-2015 2:15pm

I know, but the CPUs and motherboards are coming up on 5 years old at this point, is it worth the hassle with such old stuff. There's nothing wrong with them, but all stock is rare, and old.

Have you looked at a Haswell Xeon?

Lu Tze · 25-10-2015 4:15pm

ShadowR34per wrote: »

The sandy bridge i7s are still great CPUs, and I want to get an i7 for the price of an i5

They are still decent, that's why you won't pick them up for pennys on adverts. Have a look at the sold listings on adverts for an idea of what the actual selling price is as opposed to what people are listing them at

Tun_80 · 25-10-2015 10:09pm

If you can wait Amazon has brilliant value on gpu's around Christmas, if your looking for a 970 I can recommend the Evga 970 ssc, only got it a few days ago, paid €390 but I'm sure itl be cheaper in December, the thing is a beast and evga's stuff just feel so much more built to last than allot of other brands.

Where is the best place to get used PC parts in Ireland?

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