Know of any Computer shops similar to NCIX that can put parts into a PC in lower mainland (langley)?

[yawn.3x]

Looking for a computer store similar to NCIX, but with boxing day week they're going to be heavily backed up I imagine. For simple things like installing RAM, or an SSD where it's just plug and play or a couple screws I can do but, it's a new Motherboard, and my processor so I don't want to just fool around with that. Would rather get a professional to do it.

Also NCIX charges a TON. I think they quoted me $200 to install a motherboard, CPU, RAM, and SSD. I mean I have no issues paying, but that seems really excessive...

Anyways if you guys know of any places I'd appreciate it! Happy holidays everyone!

P.S. I don't trust future shop or Best Buy lol. Sorry if I offend anyone with that.

[NightHawkSniper]

So much more fun assembling it yourself; it's like lego.

[Miss Korea Bob.Loblaw]

Installing a MoBo is very easy, albeit a bit tedious. Most of the Youtube videos out there are perfectly fine. Look up your motherboard and there's probably a video of the guy installing it. Or just find a nerd friend if you're really that nervous. Your nerd friend will have probably done the same thing (looked it up). It's pretty easy, you can do it!

[GoaltenderInterference]

MemoryExpress? They're in Richmond.

http://www.memoryexpress.com/TechZone/Index.cm.aspx

[asian player]

I can tell you Memory Express has awesome service. They also install the CPU in for you as well, if you buy it there or bring it with you. With my first build, I chipped my motherboard and they even agreed to send it back to MSI for me

[peaches5]

You don't trust futureshop or bestbuy when they are probably the only place besides NCIX who are going to guarantee their work...

[KoreanHockeyFan]

Watch a Youtube video, and install it yourself. It's not hard, trust me.

[hsedin33]

You don't trust futureshop or bestbuy when they are probably the only place besides NCIX who are going to guarantee their work...

They likely cost the same. Last time I took it to NCIX they had my computer for 2 weeks and never touched it. I stormed in and took it back and had my friend do it for free. They do have cheap parts for boxing day sales though I'll give them that. Also Best Buy and FS... their customer service/tech department usually consists of lazy high schoolers who just don't give a f***. I would stay away from all three of these big name people.

[Newsflash]

My friend assembled it himself and he's a complete moron. You should try it.

[jdatb]

My friend assembled it himself and he's a complete moron. You should try it.

yeah i have some stupid friends who were able to do it too. its not too hard.

[TheOgRook]

Do you have a Mikes Computer shop around you? I' always deal with them. They built my gaming machine, couldn't have been more satisfied with the service and prices.

[Caboose]

So much more fun to do it yourself.

Real sense of satisfaction too.

[aGENT]

It's really, REALLY easy. Just do it yourself.

[yawn.3x]

It's really, REALLY easy. Just do it yourself.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys.

Lol I would do it myself... but you can call me paranoid or stupid whatever! I don't wanna risk screwing something up.

[kurtis]

MemoryExpress? They're in Richmond.

http://www.memoryexpress.com/TechZone/Index.cm.aspx

Oo they charge 15 bucks for ram installing.... Takes like 10 secounds LOL I just put 12 new gigs in my computer....

[Grapefruits]

There is Crackerz in Langley. Buddy I know takes all his stuff there.

http://www.crackerz.net/index.php

There is also Express Computers. Girlfriends company uses them for all their computer needs. It's more in Walnut Grove though.

http://expresscomputers.com/locations/langley

[Offensive Threat]

the guy who said its like lego was right. Basically snap together with a few screws added. Ive been building my own for a while and I just watched a few youtube videos to figure how to do it.