Supporting Phoronix When Shopping At NewEgg

Posted by Michael Larabel on November 04, 2009

Running Phoronix.com and developing the Phoronix Test Suite software consumes much time and is an enormous undertaking. You can support our Linux efforts already by joining Phoronix Premium, supporting our advertisers, making a donation, or using our Amazon.com affiliate link when shopping. For those that do not use Amazon for any online shopping (technology related or not), we have now partnered up with NewEgg and their affiliate program.

If you purchase any of your computer hardware or accessories from NewEgg, on your way to visiting their site we ask you use our link below, which will generate a commission off of your sale and help us in supporting our operations.

Newegg.com Phoronix Link
NewEgg.ca Phoronix Link
Amazon.com Phoronix Link

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