Built, upgraded and tuned to actually run what you play.
Custom builds, GPU and storage upgrades, and cooling that keeps frame rates high and fan noise low. Matched honestly to your budget, not oversold.
- Entry: your first proper setup
- Midrange: more detail, more room to play
- High End: demanding worlds, effortless
- Custom: a machine only you would own
- Graphics card upgrade
- Too loud or too hot
- Streaming and capture
- Not sure where to start? Let’s narrow it down.
- From your game list to a tested machine.
- Four starting points, or your own.
- What Gaming PCs covers.
- Tell us what you play. We will spec the rest.
- Questions before a build.
- Before you decide
- Upgrade, rebuild or go custom?
- Words you may hear from us.
- After the build: keep it running.
- Built locally, handed over in person.
- Guides for gamers
- Not sure which direction fits? That is what the first conversation is for.
Custom builds, GPU and storage upgrades, and cooling that keeps frame rates high and fan noise low. Matched honestly to your budget, not oversold. Entry: your first proper setup A responsive PC for casual games, study and everyday use, with room to upgrade later. Comfortable play at 1080p, depending on the game Fast storage for games and photos Midrange: more detail, more room to play A versatile build for story games, multiplayer, streaming and work. Planned around 1080p or 1440p Airflow and acoustics together High End: demanding worlds, effortless For high-refresh displays, detailed worlds and creative workloads. Resolution and refresh-rate goals Cooling measured for temperature and noise Power delivery with headroom Custom: a machine only you would own Your case, lighting and goals, with a planned water-cooling loop. Cooling loop planning and testing Service access and maintenance More performance from the PC you already own, if the rest can keep up. Case clearance and connectors Cooling, airflow and fan settings tuned together. Capture, encoding and audio set up so the stream runs cleanly. Encoder and stream settings Not sure where to start? Let’s narrow it down. Answer a few questions, see what we would look at first, then send it to us. Parts are proposed and agreed before anything is ordered. Which games or work matter most?… From your game list to a tested machine. Your gamesTitles, screen and refresh rate. Titles, screen and refresh rate. BalanceCPU, GPU, cooling and case in budget. CPU, GPU, cooling and case in budget. ProposalA parts list with the reasoning. A parts list with the reasoning. You approveNothing ordered before your yes. Nothing ordered before your yes. BuildAssembled and cable-managed. Assembled and cable-managed. Stress-testTested under load and explained. Tested under load and explained. Four starting points, or your own. Choose a direction or a common upgrade. Each shows what it involves, what we look at first and the likely next step. Entry: your first proper setup A responsive PC for casual games, browsing, study and everyday use. We choose a sensible graphics and processor pairing for your actual games, with fast storage and room to upgrade later. Comfortable play at 1080p, depending on the game Fast storage for games and photos A short parts proposal around your games and budget, agreed before anything is ordered. Midrange: more detail, more room to play A versatile build for story-driven games, multiplayer, streaming and wo
Can you build a PC to a specific budget?
Yes. Tell us your budget and what you play, and we spec accordingly, honestly.
Do you upgrade existing gaming PCs?
Yes, much of the work is upgrades: graphics card, storage, cooling and memory.
What information helps choose a gaming PC?
Your main games, screen resolution, desired frame rate and budget. Mention streaming or editing too.
Can I reuse parts from my current PC?
Possibly. List the exact parts and their age. Compatibility, condition and cooling decide it.
Can I prioritise quiet over lighting?
Yes. Case airflow, cooling and fan settings are planned together around where the PC sits.
What should I check before a larger graphics card?
Case clearance, power, connectors and cooling, plus your screen and games. The most expensive card is not automatically the best match.
What information helps choose a Gaming PC?
Tell us your main games, screen resolution, the frame rate you would like and your budget. Do mention streaming, editing or other work too, since those can change the balance of parts.
Can I prioritise quiet operation over lighting?
Absolutely, quiet operation can be part of the brief. Case airflow, cooling and fan settings work best when planned together. Tell us where the computer will sit and how much noise would bother you.
What should I check before choosing a larger graphics card?
Please check case clearance, power requirements, connectors and cooling space, along with your screen and the games you play. The most expensive card is not automatically the best fit for your setup, and we are happy to help you compare.