[plug][OT] Who's a Good Hardware Supplier in Perth?

[Ari Finander]

I like:

Trinix
PLE
Netplus

I've used other retailers less, but I look at MCG, Simline, and Trinix as well as those listed above. Not sure about Austin, I still think of them as pretty dodgy, but when I had a warranty issue (and I hated purchasing from them in the first place from past experiences, but I needed a part that day and they had it in stock) recently they swapped the board over without hassle. I didn't like being made to stand for 20+ minutes on crutches, though, which is indicative that they're still pretty clueless about customer service.

----- Original Message -----
From: "James L. Clarke" <jamesc at global.net.au>
To: plug at plug.org.au
Subject: [plug][OT] Who's a Good Hardware Supplier in Perth?
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 16:23:29 +0800

> 
> I want to purchase some Hardware specifically to use for a Linux server
> 
> I don't need a Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor, Sound Card, Modem, OS installed,
> software, etc
> 
> I do need 2 x network connections, 2 x 300Gb HD, 1Gb RAM, 64Bit CPU (Intel or
> AMD) and matching mother board, DVD-Rom. I can build Hardware myself I would
> rather not, but I do want to install and configure the OS (64 Bit 
> Debian) myself.
> 
> Can any one recommend a good hardware supplier, who uses quality 
> components, who
> can built to an exact spec, and who has no probs in supplying hardware without
> any software installed.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> James
> 
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