PC Planning and Building services

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On my blog one of the things I aim to try to and inform readers about is what parts to use to build a new computer and how to build a PC. Not everyone, however, has the time or interest to choose the parts for, or build their own custom PC. This is a shame as custom built PCs often offer superior value and performance, as well as an increased level of control and personalisation over prebuilt machines. For this reason I would like to offer my services as a PC planner and builder. If you are interested, please contact me and we can discuss your budget, preferences and what you want to use your PC for, to try and get the best possible computer for you.


I have built my own computer and spent a long time researching and learning about PC hardware, and feel confident that I would be able to choose the right parts for you and your PC. I want you to get the best value, and best performing machine you can, and would love to explain the reasoning behind every component choice if you are interested.


You tell me what you want the PC for, your budget (or performance target) and any extra preferences and I would be happy to design (and build if you desire) your perfect custom PC. 

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