If You're in the Market for a new PC, you might be wondering where to start. Buy pre-built, orde

Once you’ve made the choice to get a new gaming PC, the first step is deciding between a laptop or a desktop. Assuming you’ve chosen to go with a desktop, the next step is finding the right one. It won’t be long before you’re weighing a pre-built PC vs custom PC.

But let’s back up. There are a lot of options out there, and though this system diversity is one of the biggest advantages of PC gaming, it can also be somewhat daunting if you’re not sure where to start.

There are two options when considering a new PC: Building it yourself, or having someone else build it for you. That said, there’s a spectrum of options available in those two categories, and we’re going to explore three of them. The first are pre-built gaming PCs, which are complete systems put together by well-known manufacturers using balanced and reliable hardware configurations. These are usually available in local stores and are designed to be ready to go right out of the box.

Another option is designing and ordering a build from a custom PC building company. This usually entails choosing from an extensive menu of compatible hardware and relying on a team of qualified experts to build a PC to your specifications and ship it to you.

Lastly, you can obtain the individual components yourself, and build your own gaming PC.

Though the three options within this spectrum aren’t strictly defined, and there is some crossover between the three, they’re all worth considering.

In the current economic environment, while the convenience of buying a pre-built, brand name computer is convenient and savvy, many clients are choosing to have a custom built PC's to replace their old towers that meet their individual requirements, without being limited to the on-shelf options.

We offer custom solutions using either the AMD or Intel platforms, depending on your preference and can build new systems to replace your old tower from as low as $2499.