Good company that builds PC?

[REAPER]

I'm looking for a new pc, I have no idea how to build one so if you guys could recommend a company that builds computers for gaming I would appreciate it. I hear good and bad about all of them. Thanks.

[Electric Cupcake]

Micro Center

[REAPER]

Originally posted by Electric Cupcake:

Micro Center

That's where i bought my last one but they don't seem to have many prebuilt options anymore.

[Mad Scientist]

Originally posted by REAPER:

Originally posted by Electric Cupcake:

Micro Center

That's where i bought my last one but they don't seem to have many prebuilt options anymore.

Don't they still offer to help build it on site if you buy the parts there?

Also, avoid nzxt entirely.

[gwwak]

A brick and mortar store can often assemble the parts for you for a modest build fee. You get the benefit of a custom built without the hassle of building it yourself.

If you really want a prebuilt system, Starforged systems seem good. They got a good review when Gamers Nexus reviewed a prebuilt from them.

[_I_]

microcenter does custom builds yet
https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx

and prebuild pcs
https://www.microcenter.com/category/4294967292/desktop-computers

be sure to select store location at the top

[Tiberius]

Ask your local tech stpre if they can build it for you

[Masque]

Magic Micro. They built my barebones PC that I've upgraded many times over the past 12 years.

When I buy a whole new PC I'll go with them again. Quality company.

https://www.magicmicro.com/

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originally posted by REAPER:

Originally posted by Electric Cupcake:

Micro Center

That's where i bought my last one but they don't seem to have many prebuilt options anymore.

Prebuilds? No, never do that. You can walk through the store, pick out all your parts and have them assemble and test it all for you. There's your build, done right.

Why can't you build it yourself?
If you can see and can read and can physically handle the parts, then you can build a PC. All the help in the world is all online for free.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originally posted by Masque:

Magic Micro. They built my barebones PC that I've upgraded many times over the past 12 years.

When I buy a whole new PC I'll go with them again. Quality company.

https://www.magicmicro.com/

Good builds? I see them using a Hyper212 EVO on a 9700X; this tells me right there they are complete idiots.

[r.linder]

For US customers, MIcrocenter is the place to go for parts and services
For Canada, it's Canada Computers which works very similarly to Microcenter

[gwwak]

Originally posted by r.linder:

For US customers, MIcrocenter is the place to go for parts and services
For Canada, it's Canada Computers which works very similarly to Microcenter

As a Canadian, yeah I recommend Canada Computers. They also can assemble a custom PC for you. Just pick your parts and go.

[REAPER]

Thank yous. I'm just very uncomfortable building one. If microcenter willl do it I'll have them.

[PaulKrawitz]

The German company CSL, which has built my current PC.

System Specifications (Desktop)[www.canva.com]

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originally posted by REAPER:

Thank yous. I'm just very uncomfortable building one. If microcenter willl do it I'll have them.

Yes they can build it, test all the parts, install your OS. However I would advise if you are going to use Win11, make your own Win11 24H2 USB flash drive and before boot to it, disable LAN and WIFI in BIOS. Then boot from this USB and once installed and it asks to select a country pick an EU country so your Win11 will then allow uninstall options for things like Edge and OneDrive.