Which SSD stood out to you in terms of a deal? Most of them that I was looking at are at the same price as last week.FreddieZaragoza wrote: ↑ I doubt there will be more on sale on Dec 26th so I went ahead and bought a couple of SSDs and an NVMe. As for GPUs, don't think stock will replenish until a few months into the new year.
None really.
. They were cheaper on Black Friday but I got a couple of the Adata 240GB SSDs and a Kingston 500GB NVMe. I doubt they'll have any door crasher deals due to covid restrictions in many cities. If they do get cheaper online it may be a few bucks less but I'd rather get it now and avoid a sellout.I couldn't disagree more with your post. I've found Memory Express has been great to deal with over the years.
The sales may not be great, but unsure why you think that as a company they are worse than terrible. Have only had great experiences with them in-store and online. Can't say the same for CC, other than a few good employees I've dealt with over the years.
Bitcoin is 30K CAD. No individual can compete with that demand.BeapChastard wrote: ↑ I notice video cards are conspicuously absent from their sale. LOL
I really like this post. Thank you!ThePimpImp wrote: ↑ People on this site and other deals places has been super toxic about the deal available. The manufacturers have given no stock to these stores. They aren't going to put a discount to clear out stock they don't have. I've always had amazing experiences with memory express, from uber price beat when I ordered PC parts online in 2011, to returning a 5700xt that I was having major driver / crashing issues with last year, to having everything I wanted at the same or better prices than amazon in store (I cancelled my orders with them) and updating the bios for the ryzen processor and mounting the cooler FOR FREE. Memory express is good. The final sale stuff is covid related and to deter scalpers from ordering RTX 3000, RX 6000 and Ryzen 5000 products. People like you make places like RFD just seems like an entitled asshats. Clean yourself up. They open stores outside of the usual vancouver / toronto as well. Stop riding bezos you sheep.
Debating this or getting a 10400f vs a 3600419justblaz wrote: ↑ Just picked up a i5-9500 and a Z390-Pro-A for $320. They have great bundles going on right now for last gen Intel!
Well saidThePimpImp wrote: ↑ People on this site and other deals places has been super toxic about the deal available. The manufacturers have given no stock to these stores. They aren't going to put a discount to clear out stock they don't have. I've always had amazing experiences with memory express, from uber price beat when I ordered PC parts online in 2011, to returning a 5700xt that I was having major driver / crashing issues with last year, to having everything I wanted at the same or better prices than amazon in store (I cancelled my orders with them) and updating the bios for the ryzen processor and mounting the cooler FOR FREE. Memory express is good. The final sale stuff is covid related and to deter scalpers from ordering RTX 3000, RX 6000 and Ryzen 5000 products. People like you make places like RFD just seems like an entitled asshats. Clean yourself up. They open stores outside of the usual vancouver / toronto as well. Stop riding bezos you sheep.
