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There is a comparison site called pcpartpicker which I've used to locate hundreds of parts. I'm in the UK not EU, although it does have local sites for most EU
by akadruid1 6y ago
There is a comparison site called pcpartpicker which I've used to locate hundreds of parts. I'm in the UK not EU, although it does have local sites for most EU countries. Amazon is rarely the cheapest and never the only store it finds, so I usually select other stores despite already paying for Amazon Prime.
- pedrocr 6y agoI knew of pcpartpicker but had never realized it had a country dropdown that allowed searching for ecommerce sites not in the US. I did find a few ones I hadn't seen before but it seems that none that have the same range as Amazon. So I'd still end up having to order from several places and dealing with different postage costs, return policies, etc. Amazon has the advantage of setting that baseline for a very wide range of products, which removes a lot of friction from the experience. Newegg could probably gain a lot more business if it had a competitive offer with EU shipping, like it does in the US.