Best Prebuilt company?

[Luhan]

I'm just curious, honestly i see a lot of people, unlike us who don't want the hassle to build their own, but what do you guys as expert pc gamers think is the best?

[Mao_Zedong]

Alienware! read the post in my signature and you will see why!

/s

 

I would go ncix or cyberpowerpc.

[MLG Doge]

HP

[SImoHayha]

To be honest am not sure Ironside gaming seems pretty good I was going for a prebuilt, but made my own

[Tedster]

NCIX I haven't heard anything bad from. CyberPowerPC I heard about a problem from but they're meant to be good value.

[TheMcSame]

I've heard good things about Puget.

[Dabasepc]

Avoid Pre Build These companies hires a bunch of monkeys to build PC.
Chain line in PC Industry is horrible.

[Luhan]

Alienware! read the post in my signature and you will see why!

/s

 

I would go ncix or cyberpowerpc.

Ncix does prebuilts?

[SteveGrabowski]

I would still avoid pre-builts even if they were the same price with the same components, because building my own I get a 3 year warranty on every part. Prebuilts are made with OEM parts that don't come with warranties.

[SteveGrabowski]

Ncix does prebuilts?

 

NCIX will build your system. I forgot what the fee was though.

[SImoHayha]

Oh yea I forgot that Ironside computers actually makes a youtube video of your computer showing you the specs you chosen and making sure it works and boots.

[Luhan]

Oh yea I forgot that Ironside computers actually makes a youtube video of your computer showing you the specs you chosen and making sure it works and boots.

That's actually pretty badass,

[Swndlr]

digitalstorm is really good.

[Mao_Zedong]

Ncix does prebuilts?

They have the builds, a new one every 1-2 weeks a think. The cost for building the parts is $50 + the cost of the components. NCIX also price matches those parts, so you are getting a pretty good value. It is between building it yourself and getting a true "prebuilt".

[MourningSouls]

If I were to have someone else build it for me, I'd go with Puget, DigitalStorm or OriginPC.

[WinnerYG]

Alienware! read the post in my signature and you will see why!

/s

 

I would go ncix or cyberpowerpc.

You should make a new one for the Alienware Area 51

[Mao_Zedong]

You should make a new one for the Alienware Area 51

I actually will be doing a 2.0/2015 version starting in the next few days   It will have all of the old models and also the new ones including the steam machine, alienware 13, and area 51. I will be comparing to custom, ncix build, and cyberpowerpc build this time.

[Guest DollarPC]

DigitalStorm

[SoftenButterCream]

I actually will be doing a 2.0/2015 version starting in the next few days   It will have all of the old models and also the new ones including the steam machine, alienware 13, and area 51. I will be comparing to custom, ncix build, and cyberpowerpc build this time.

Wow, i love what your doing haha. You should tag me if you can 

[Mao_Zedong]

Wow, i love what your doing haha. You should tag me if you can 

Don't worry, it will almost definitely make it on the front page, but I will tag you anyways.

[terrytek]

@digitalnav

 

Digital Storm, Origin PC, Maingear, Puget, and Parvum.

[SnypeUXD]

They have the builds, a new one every 1-2 weeks a think. The cost for building the parts is $50 + the cost of the components. NCIX also price matches those parts, so you are getting a pretty good value. It is between building it yourself and getting a true "prebuilt".

They also add a 1 year warranty on the entire build itself, so you can take it back to them if you have any problems.

[xXxFloyd4LifexXx]

I have heard good things about Puget Systems

[Thetech101]

HP

love the grandma have a titan lol

[SoftenButterCream]

I have heard good things about Puget Systems

I think puget seems to be more expensive then most prebuilts