Gaming PCs, specced to your budget
Tell us the budget and the games — the graphics card gets priority and everything else is balanced around it so nothing bottlenecks. Clean cabling, proper airflow, stress-tested overnight before it leaves the bench.

A capable 1080p gaming PC starts around €1,399, a solid 1440p build lands €2,150–€2,300, and high-refresh 1440p or 4K runs €2,775 upwards. Memory has roughly quadrupled in price since 2025 and graphics cards sell well over launch price, so those numbers are higher than a year ago. The graphics card gets priority and the rest is specced around it and around your actual monitor, with every part quoted at cost.
Slide the budget, see the build
Slide to your budget and you get the best balanced build it buys, with real named parts at today's Irish prices. Your quote uses the actual price on the day, receipts shown at cost.
Where prebuilts cut corners, we don't
GPU-first budgeting
Big-shed prebuilts pair a flashy case with a weak graphics card. Here the GPU leads and the rest is balanced around it — that's where frames come from.
Named parts, no mysteries
Every component listed by exact model before you commit — no "brand may vary" PSUs or single-stick RAM tricks.
Airflow that works
Case and cooling chosen for the parts inside, cables routed properly — cooler, quieter, and faster for longer.
Stress-tested overnight
Every build runs a full overnight burn-in — thermals, stability and clocks verified before handover, results shared.
Upgrade path planned
The platform is chosen so a future GPU or RAM upgrade slots straight in — a build that grows instead of dating.
Local aftercare
Built in Roscommon by the person who answers when you ring. Any issue in the first year gets looked at, no drama.
Gaming build FAQs
Ready to hit the frames your monitor deserves?
Send the budget and the games you play — you'll get a named-parts spec and all-in quote back, no obligation.