Custom PCs, built to spec, backed by real repair support.

Every build is assembled, stress-tested, and benchmarked before it leaves the bench — and if something goes wrong down the line, the same people who built it are the ones who fix it.

3 builds in stock 24–48h average repair turnaround PayPal accepted
Ready-made builds

Pick a build, or use one as a starting point

Every listing below is exactly what you'll receive — same parts, same price, no surprises at checkout.

Process

From order to delivery

01

Choose or customise

Pick a listed build, or get in touch for a spec tailored to your budget and use case.

02

Pay securely

Checkout with PayPal or iDEAL. You'll get an order confirmation by email right away.

03

Build & test

Your PC is assembled, cabled, and put through a multi-hour stress test before it ships.

04

Deliver & support

Collect it or have it delivered, with ongoing repair support whenever you need it.

Repairs & upgrades

Bring it in, we'll sort it out

Rough pricing below — every repair starts with a diagnostic so you get a firm number before we do any work.

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Support

Questions & contact

How long does a custom build take?+

In-stock builds ship within 2–3 business days. Built-to-order machines usually take 5–7 business days depending on parts availability.

What warranty comes with a build?+

Every build includes a 2-year warranty covering parts and labour, plus whatever manufacturer warranty each component carries individually.

Can I customise one of the listed builds?+

Yes — treat the listings as starting points. Message us with the build name and what you'd like changed, and we'll send an updated quote.

Do you repair PCs you didn't build?+

Yes, any brand or custom build. Start with a diagnostic and we'll tell you exactly what's wrong and what it costs to fix.

What payment methods do you accept?+

PayPal, iDEAL, and major credit/debit cards through PayPal Checkout — no PayPal account required to pay by card.

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