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Just in case you didn't know, there is https://geizhals.eu which is the same as https://skinflint.co.uk which has very, very detailed filtering and sorting capabilities. Plus an android app (maybe iOS too). My personal go-to app/site when searching for computer hardware. Check it out.

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I think geizhals.eu is the first time I've ever seen my Do Not Track header respected, or at least acknowledged. That's nice.

There were a few high profile sites that honored it early on. Hulu was the example I remember, but I'm having trouble getting the Wayback Machine to load an archived copy of their policy, so this article will have to do:

https://martech.org/hulu-joined-list-major-platforms-ignore-...

This looks great and is new-to-me. Key feature in this context, you can filter memory by CAS timings.

Is there a version for the US market? I couldn't find one. More info on the site: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geizhals

One more great feature is that you can compare side by side, particularly if you want to understand different ranks etc, and that you can assemble a virtual shopping cart that also gives you the best option when also considering postal fees.

awesome site that geizhals, even if you don't need to buy from there, the amount of filters is just impressive. Take hard drives for example, you can filter on CMR HDDs so you don't get a HDD that is rubbish in your NAS

you can't buy from Geizhals, it just links to a large amount of different European (mostly German) online retailers :D

Absolutely this. Information is money!

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