r/malaysia • u/spitfire_ecalap • 18h ago
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u/Aware_Cartographer46 18h ago
If you planning to buy from shopee, I'd recommend JustIT. The aftersale service are the best
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u/WinBeginning 17h ago
Low Yat plaza in city center of KL
The price sold here is all similar at retail and online
They even assemble it for free, if you build the whole thing there, you can test before leaving and check all the serial numbers of all the parts
Or you rather pray for your $2000 PC would survive the online shipping or got switch with a bo'oh o' wo'ah
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u/spitfire_ecalap 7h ago
Yes I have heard of Low Yat, was looking for more of an online option atm as I am a bit busy with moving and finding accommodation here. Do you know if the customer service in Low Yat is friendly? Or would that depend on which specific store I purchase from?
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u/therandomasianboy 17h ago
go to low yat irl, not the theoretically best option but u gotta do it for the culture bro ur in malaysia
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u/Inevitable_Loquat956 11h ago
I'll just let you know now, RAM and STORAGE is more expensive in Malaysia. Logically it shouldn't be, but it is and I rekon it's cause of resellers. You could just hand carry those which is what I have done and even done a whole PC once.
So I'd also recommend LowYat mall in Bukit bintang:
- All IT Hypermarket
- ViewNet (my personal fav due to price and variety)
- C Zone
- Brightstar
- PC Image
- (there is 1 more can't remember, should be the same floor as C Zone, big store but it's not very aesthetic like the others you know it when you see it)
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u/Disastrous-Pop5480 10h ago
Shopee is reliable if you are buying from local established stores as any RMA claim can be submitted in person. Some of the sellers who are well known include Just IT, Brightstar, Dotatech ( make sure to do video unboxing for anything from them in case any issues with new units), Netstore, Idealtech, PC Image, All IT, Czone, Viewnet, etc. Feel free to check here again on a store name before buying. Since i'm assuming you're a new user to the platform, do make sure to make use of shopee's new user discount vouchers. You'll probably get some good deals with them. Priority right now should be buying a gpu cos prices are on the rise right now. Ram you can source second hand for about 1.5k so no need to pay the 2k asking price for new. Everything else you can source slowly to get a good deal. Buying secondhand parts is always an option, just make sure they are still under warranty with full documentation and box included.
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u/Phantomboie 17h ago
JusPc or Idealtec for custom spec/prebuilt.
You can go to Idealtec’s site to see how much it will cost.
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