recommend bare bones supplier

[HardyOne]

I am ready to build a new computer, as I do this about every 18 months. Right now I am quite busy and am considering just getting the basics from one source, like a bare bones system.
Does anybody have some good recommendations?
I can google for this, but there are quite a few out there and I am not sure about quality, selection, or other similar considerations.

Edit: Forgot to mention that I am looking at an Antec P193, Asus P6T, i7 920 type build.

 

[obobski]

I am ready to build a new computer, as I do this about every 18 months. Right now I am quite busy and am considering just getting the basics from one source, like a bare bones system.
Does anybody have some good recommendations?
I can google for this, but there are quite a few out there and I am not sure about quality, selection, or other similar considerations.

Edit: Forgot to mention that I am looking at an Antec P193, Asus P6T, i7 920 type build.

you already know the parts you want, why not just order them?

nobody really does barebones kits anymore, at least nothing good quality

if you want it prebuilt, try something like Fry's, or dude, you're getting a dell

 

[Dangman]

As oboski said, there aren't any good quality barebone kits (meaning that the included PSU isn't shit for a gaming PC) out there.

 

[gwarren007]

You could send the list to
www.portatech.com and see what price they can come up with for you.

 

[engiNURD]

I think mwave offers some installation options.

 

[Tactical_Strike]

Dont go Bare Bones, build it from scratch.