The Best Value for Your Money

You've heard that before right? Come and see that our systems are good, we think you'll be impressed.

Why Is Our Solution Different?

We specialize in gaming, so we know the most important ingredient is a good VIDEO card (like a GTX285 from NVIDIA), not the top-of-the-line processor. So why spend a thousand on some extreme processor? Assuming a descent CPU, the video card is the most important component. After we get your card right, we worry about the processor--a fast, overclocked, dual-core for the budget gamer or the newest i7 for the enthusiast.

We overclock our CPUs, which is like modifying a Civic for the race track--a fast machine for less cash. We make sure the CPU cooling is top-class, so our chips are still cooler than what you get from Dell. The big companies don't pay much attention, but we, and a lot of good, hard-working hardware reviewers have proven it time and again: upgrade your video card and overclock your processor.

The Intelligent Choice

These are the best configurations for gaming and home entertainment because we focus on the key components that deliver performance. Our 3D performance and gaming scores ACTUALLY DO BEAT those of systems priced $500-$1500 higher. Our systems are better for gaming, not modeling DNA or serving databases. We wont stick you with an expensive quad-core when an efficient dual-core will do the job if you're on a budget (more).

Spend Just What You Need

We engineer our systems carefully. The performance of these machines is maxed out to the limit. Everything is taken into consideration: power voltages, heat dissipation, air flow, noise insulation, and system heat stress. The result is a system that competes with and eradicates $3000 luxury computers. Check out the Upgrades page to read about the components and find out your options.

Where's the Catch?

So is there a catch to the nice prices? We offer technical support through email and callback, but we're not available 24/7, and we cater to somewhat knowledgeable computer users. So you should be familiar with Vista or XP. In other words, if you're like a typical gamer or home user, there is no catch.