Author: Ryan

This customer built this configuration and couldn’t wait to get their hands on it, paying for our “Jump the Queue” express service to get it out in under 72 hours or the express fee refunded! A great looking case with fantastic hardware inside it, check out all the pictures to activate jealousy mode…

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Our first pictured Raidmax case, we were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the case, compared to similarly sized cases from other brands. Of course, it’s just the chassis at the end of the day, so spending big on a case isn’t going to see any performance gains in gaming. Nevertheless, here are some great pictures.

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Good looks with great performance – game till your fingers bleed! Intel i7 with liquid cooling, 16GB of RAM and the all important GTX 980. Build your own personalised and customised gaming PC.

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A case designed with cooling and cable management primarily in mind, showcased in our pictures just perfectly. Our customer must have really liked blue to have this much blue LEDs going on inside the PC. Enjoy!

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A case large and robust enough to be the case you can likely use for the rest of your gaming PC lifetime! This specific build would see our customer through at least the next 3-5 years of gaming though.

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Containing Intel’s i7 5820K CPU cooled by an NZXT Kraken X61 with G.Skill’s 16GB of DDR4 2400MHz RAM, with MSI’s GTX 980 4GB graphics card – a sure way to enable all games played at very high graphics, if not the highest possible…

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A very simple and effective gaming PC, with a very modest price tag of under $1,500. Lots of potential for upgrading over the years.

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Every custom PC we build utilises brand new, fresh from the packaging components. The hardware is built directly into the configuration that you selected, to ensure that all settings and configuration is tailored to your customised gaming machine. Even the operating system and drivers are installed without the use of automated script installers; ensuring that the end result is as good as, or likely better than, if you had done it yourself at home.

To showcase this, we decided to take some photos of the start, middle and end of the build process. The header image already contains an image of typical hardware components utilised inside a PC ( note that the PC case is not in the image, purely because of its size). So let’s get into things.

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