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Select your components and see how they fit together. Prices are approximate — contact us for an exact quote on a custom configuration.

Processor (CPU)

AMD Ryzen 5 7600

$229

6-core / Entry

Intel Core i5-13400F

$219

10-core / Entry

AMD Ryzen 7 7700X

$329

8-core / Mid

Intel Core i7-13700K

$409

16-core / Mid

AMD Ryzen 9 7950X

$699

16-core / High-End

Intel Core i9-13900K

$749

24-core / High-End

Graphics Card (GPU)

NVIDIA RTX 4060

$399

1080p / Budget

AMD RX 7600

$369

1080p / Budget

NVIDIA RTX 4070

$649

1440p / Mid

AMD RX 7700 XT

$559

1440p / Mid

NVIDIA RTX 4080 Super

$1,149

4K / High-End

AMD RX 7900 XTX

$1,099

4K / High-End

Memory (RAM)

16 GB DDR5-5200

$79

Dual-Channel

32 GB DDR5-6000

$139

Dual-Channel

64 GB DDR5-6400

$259

High-Capacity

Storage

500 GB NVMe Gen4

$69

~7,000 MB/s read

1 TB NVMe Gen4

$109

~7,000 MB/s read

2 TB NVMe Gen5

$229

~12,000 MB/s read

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Find Your Fit

Find Your Ideal Gaming PC

Answer a few questions and we'll point you toward the configuration that makes the most sense for how you actually game.

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See how three common configurations stack up across key performance areas. Frame rates shown are approximate ranges based on standard benchmarks — real-world results vary by game and settings.

Entry

Starter Build

from $899

Overall Performance55 / 100

1080p Frame Rates~60–130 fps*

ThermalsGood

CPURyzen 5 7600

GPURTX 4060

RAM16 GB DDR5

Storage500 GB NVMe

How to Choose a Gaming PC

Understanding what each component does helps you spend your money where it actually counts for your specific use case.

The CPU: Your PC's Brain

The CPU handles game logic, physics calculations, and background tasks. For most games, a modern 6-core processor is sufficient. Where it matters most is in open-world titles with heavy AI simulation and in workloads like streaming or video editing running alongside your game. Spending more on a CPU beyond a mid-range tier rarely produces noticeable differences in typical gaming scenarios.

The GPU: Where Most of Your Budget Goes

The graphics card is the single biggest factor in gaming performance. It handles rendering every frame you see — and the higher the resolution and visual settings, the harder it works. If you have a limited budget, it almost always makes sense to invest more in the GPU than the CPU when building a gaming system. Match your GPU choice to your monitor's resolution and refresh rate to avoid over- or under-spending.

RAM and Storage: Don't Shortchange Either

16 GB of RAM is the practical floor for gaming in 2025 — many modern titles now recommend it as a minimum, and some push close to it. 32 GB gives comfortable headroom for multitasking and future titles. As for storage, a modern NVMe SSD meaningfully reduces loading times compared to older SATA drives and hard disks. 1 TB is a reasonable starting point for a gaming machine, though larger libraries may require more.

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What We Offer

Systems & Services

Whether you want something ready to go or prefer to spec it yourself, we have an option that fits.

Prebuilt

GC Starter V3

AMD Ryzen 5 7600

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060

16 GB DDR5-5200

1 TB NVMe SSD

3-Year Parts Warranty

Prebuilt POPULAR

GC Mid Pro

Intel Core i7-13700K

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070

32 GB DDR5-6000

1 TB NVMe SSD

3-Year Parts Warranty

Custom Build

Custom Build Service

You choose every component

Compatibility verified before purchase

Assembled, cabled, and tested

Packaged and shipped to your door

Warranty on assembly workmanship

Customer Reviews

What Customers Say

Reviews from verified Canadian buyers. We publish all feedback — positive and negative — without editing.

I'd been putting off building a PC for two years because the whole process felt overwhelming. The pre-configured options here made it much easier to commit. The system arrived in good shape, everything was clearly labelled, and it booted up first try. The RTX 4070 runs everything I've thrown at it at 1440p without issue. Genuinely happy with the purchase.

Marcus T.

Toronto, ON

GC Mid Pro

My daughter wanted a gaming PC for her birthday and I had no idea where to start. I sent an email describing her games and budget, and they came back with a specific recommendation that hit the price point exactly. The order came with clear instructions for setup, and she was playing the same evening it arrived. The team was patient with all my basic questions.

Linda P.

Calgary, AB

GC Starter V3

The custom build service worked well overall. I sent my parts list and they came back with a compatibility note I hadn't caught — a RAM speed mismatch with the motherboard. That alone saved me a headache. Shipping took a bit longer than I expected, but the system itself was clean and well-managed on the cable side. Would order again.

Jamie K.

Vancouver, BC

Custom Build

The People

Our Team

A small crew in Ottawa with a straightforward goal: ship well-built machines and be easy to deal with.

Daniel Reyes

Lead Hardware Engineer

Daniel specs and assembles most of our prebuilt units. He's been building computers since his teenage years and takes cable management unreasonably seriously — which is a good thing.

Priya Mehta

Customer Support Lead

Priya handles most of the incoming questions and order communication. She makes sure the answers people receive are accurate and actually useful, not just templated replies.

Sam Okafor

QA & Testing

Every system that ships gets a full burn-in test from Sam before it's boxed. He runs stress tests, checks temperatures under load, and verifies every connection is where it should be.

Tom Ng

Logistics & Shipping

Tom manages packaging, carrier coordination, and shipping timelines. He's the one who figured out how to properly pack a full tower so it arrives intact — no small feat.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked

Do you ship outside of Canada?

Currently we ship to addresses within Canada only. We're not set up for cross-border shipping at this time due to customs, warranty handling, and logistics considerations. All Canadian provinces and territories are covered.

How long does it take to receive a custom build order?

Custom builds typically take 7–12 business days from the point where all parts have been sourced and confirmed. Prebuilt units in stock generally ship within 2–4 business days. You'll receive tracking information once your order has shipped.

What does the warranty cover?

Prebuilt systems come with a 3-year parts and labour warranty covering hardware defects. Individual components are also covered by their respective manufacturer warranties. Physical damage from misuse, liquid damage, and modifications not performed by us are not covered. See our full Refund and Warranty Policy for details.

Can I upgrade my system later?

Yes. All of our builds use standard, off-the-shelf components in ATX or Micro-ATX form factors. You or any qualified technician can swap out the GPU, add more RAM, or upgrade the storage down the line. When you order, we can also advise on which platform has the most upgrade headroom if that's a priority for you.

What is your return policy?

We accept returns within 30 days of delivery for systems that are in original condition and have not been physically modified. Shipping costs for returns are the responsibility of the buyer unless the return is due to a defect or shipping damage. Please see our Refund Policy page for full terms.

Are prices listed in Canadian dollars?

Yes. All prices shown on this website are in Canadian dollars (CAD), before applicable taxes. Taxes will be calculated based on the delivery province at checkout.

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