Built to spec, not to shelf
Pick the parts, we handle the rest — assembled, cable-managed, stress-tested and benchmarked before it ever leaves the bench.
Three starting points, or none at all
Every tier is a working spec, not a bundle. Swap any part in the configurator and the price moves with it.
Not sure which tier
Pick the workload that matches your week. We'll point at the tier that clears it without you paying for headroom you never touch.
From spec to doorstep
You approve the parts list and the price before we touch a screwdriver. Nothing changes after that without your say.
Every unit, every time
Nothing ships on a "should be fine". Each build runs a fixed test pass and you get the log — clock speeds, temperatures, frame times, the lot.
Workshop queue
Off the bench, out the door
Real orders, real parts lists. Every one of these went out with a benchmark report attached.
Three ways to get a PC
DIY is the cheapest if your time is free and nothing goes wrong. Here's the honest split.
Not optional extras
Labour and diagnostics on us for three years. Part warranties stay with the manufacturer, registered to you.
Bring it in any time, warranty or not. We tell you what's wrong before we quote a fix.
A PDF of every test run on your unit, with the numbers to compare against later.
Combed, sleeved, routed behind the panel. Photographed before the side goes on.
Windows or Linux, activated, updated, zero bloatware. Drivers current on handover.
Every box, manual and spare cable kept and handed over with the machine.
Already own a machine
The same bench, the same tests, on hardware you already have. Diagnostics are free whether or not you go ahead.
We check the PSU headroom and thermals first, then fit, re-paste and re-test. Old part traded in against the new one.
Crashes, boot loops, dead drives. We isolate the fault on the bench and quote the fix before touching anything.
Full strip, dust out, new paste and pads, fan curves retuned. Before-and-after temperatures on the report.
Hardline or soft tubing, planned around your case. 24-hour leak test on distilled before coolant goes in.
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Asked for something quiet that could still push 1440p high refresh. It idles silent and I've never heard the fans spin up in a game.
The benchmark report was the part that sold me. I could see exactly what I paid for before it arrived.
A stick of RAM failed at month nine. Replaced in two days, no argument, no shipping cost.
Before you ask
Anything not covered here, message us — you'll get a straight answer, not a sales call.
Bench is open
Send a budget and the games or software you use. You'll get a full parts list and a price back, usually the same day.