We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every PC we create is custom-built to your needs whether you’re chasing 240 FPS in competitive gaming, rendering complex 3D scenes, or streaming to thousands.
At Wattec, every PC we build is more than just hardware, it’s a carefully crafted experience. From selecting top-tier components to expert assembly and stress testing, we ensure that every rig delivers unmatched performance, reliability, and style.
Optimized for speed, power, and flawless gameplay
Choose your components, style, and setup
Yes! We provide high-performance prebuilt gaming PCs ready to go out of the box, as well as fully customizable builds where you choose every component.
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Custom builds usually take 5-6 working days to assemble, test, and ship. Prebuilt systems are shipped faster, often within 2–3 business days.
Absolutely. All our PCs are built with upgrade-friendly components, making it easy to swap parts as new hardware becomes available.
Yes, New system includes a 3-year warranty on parts and labor. Extended warranty options are also available for extra peace of mind.
Yes, Our dedicated team of tech enthusiasts provides lifetime support — from setup and troubleshooting to upgrades — ensuring gamers, creators, and professionals always get the best performance from their PCs.
Yes — you can finance your PC with flexible payment options through PayPal, clearPay and Klarna, available directly on our website.
Absolutely! We have a trade-in program for PCs, laptops, and consoles. Check out the Trade-In section on our website for full details.
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