Sure can! From Catherine Hill Bay 2281 NSW or Hornsby Heights 2077 NSW. When your computer is built, we will text/email you the address of the workshop for pickup.
Frequently Asked Questions
You sure do, as TNT and Auspost both require signature on delivery. The person that signs must be the same person on the shipping address. If you miss the delivery, no stress, just have to pick it up from the local Auspost or TNT Depot. Or can request re-delivery for $30.
However, if you just want an office computer, get in contact we can build $700+ Office PC's depending on your requirements.
- Credit / Debit Cards (Mastercard & VISA)
- Paypal
- Afterpay (They enforce a $2000 limit for PC's)
- Bank Deposit
- Crypto (BTC only)
At the first stage of checkout/cart, look for the text box:
Discount Code
On desktop, usually top right of the webpage
If your Wi-Fi is slow or not working, follow the below steps:
- Check you have connected the antenna, these are 1-2x black poles with a screw thread that must be connected to the threaded ports on the back of your computer.
- If still no luck, it's possible windows hasn't picked up on the Wi-Fi driver yet, connect your phone via cable and share it Wi-Fi with this tutorial: https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-use-smartphone-as-wifi-hotspot/
- Wait a while for windows to install the Wi-Fi driver, if no luck, while connected to your phone, get in contact, we can remote in and help you.
Just remember it will only show a display on the graphics card ports (Horizontal ports), not the hdmi on the motherboard (Vertical ports)
Still no luck?
You can try unplugging the main power cord, leaving the back switch set to (I), then hold the power button for 10 seconds. Plug the power cord back in, and try turn her on.
If no luck, you can take the glass off, and take out both RAM sticks, then, insert only one stick back into the second slot. And try turn her on.
This video will help:
If it turns on with the RAM in the second slot, then turn it off normally, insert the rest of the RAM (if you have 2x sticks, the second stick goes in the 4th/last slot). Then turn it on 😊
Perform a power drain by disconnecting the power cables from the computer, and then hold the power button for 10-15 seconds to discharge "residual power." Then connect back the power cables and try to turn the computer on.
If no luck, you can take the glass off, and take out both RAM sticks, then, insert only one stick back into the second slot. And try turn her on.
This video will help:
If it turns on with the RAM in the second slot, then turn it off normally, insert the rest of the RAM (if you have 2x sticks, the second stick goes in the 4th/last slot). Then turn it on 😊
Can also try a different wall socket, somewhere else in the house
Can also try without all USBs, just leave the power and display cables in (HDMI / DP etc)
Got you covered, follow these steps in order: