Believe it or not, there are people who wake up some Saturday afternoons (who the heck wakes up early on a weekend anyway?), and say, "I'm going to upgrade my PC today!" I should know, because I'm one of them. In fact, back in 2012, I changed out my entire PC motherboard, processor, video card, and memory. To those of you who aren't PC-savvy, I basically bought an entirely new "box", meaning the casing and everything in it. And which shop did I go to do it? Dynaquest PC, a medium-sized business that has four branches to date. I went to their branch near Cash & Carry Mall & Supermarket.
Dynaquest PC comes highly recommended by a friend of mine who buys his upgrades and gadgets from them quite often. I can understand why, because their stocks are great and their work is topnotch. What I mean by their "stocks are great" is that they usually have the most popular and durable components in-store; what I mean by "topnotch" work, is that they are excellent in putting together an entire PC from separate components, assembling into a compact casing, then wiring it all neatly. This is important, because I usually open the "guts" of my PC myself to install additional RAM, or change out an old videocard for a newer, more powerful one. When the people at Dynaquest PC assemble your PC, you can even open it up to get the dust out; the way they do the wiring is just perfect in that the wires are just all out of the way and neatly bundled. Unlike other shops, who just slap everything on sloppily, leaving the wires a hair-pulling mess, then they just take your money and brush you off. If you ever buy a new desktop PC, you HAVE to let Dynaquest PC do the assembly, it's almost a masterwork to behold, seriously. What's great also about this little shop is that they have a pretty wide selection of different RAM modules and video cards from NVIDIA, but that's just a personal preference. Thanks to their components being readily available, you can just pass by their shop, pick up additional RAM or a new video card, stick it into your PC at home, then play the latest games with higher system requirements.
If this reads like Greek to you, have a gamer friend of yours explain. Or just go to Dynaquest PC for your PC stuff, and maybe some gadgets. You won't regret it. read more