Gaming & Creator / Bespoke
Built from a conversation, not a catalogue.
For machines where the starting builds are the wrong shape. A small case, a silent room, an unusual workload, a part you already own, or simply more questions than a form can hold. We talk first, specify second, and price after that. Nothing is ordered until you've approved it in writing.

When bespoke is the right path
Six reasons the starting builds won't fit.
And one honest test: if a starting build gets you there as it is, that's faster and cheaper. Search by the game you play, or look at the six starting builds, before you start a longer conversation.
- 01
Small form factor.
Under 15 litres, the case decides everything else: card length, cooler height, power supply format, cable lengths. It's specified in the opposite order to a tower.
- 02
Silent by requirement.
A recording room, a bedroom, a shared office. Not quiet: inaudible at idle and barely there under load. Parts chosen for noise floor first, and fan curves set for your room.
- 03
Unusual workloads.
Local AI models, several virtual machines at once, scientific computing, multi-GPU rendering. Memory bandwidth, PCIe lanes and power delivery matter more than the headline parts.
- 04
A part you already own, or insist on.
A case you love, a card from your last machine, a specific board. We build around it and tell you plainly if it limits anything.
- 05
A different platform.
Intel, a workstation platform with more lanes and ECC, or a server board. The starting builds are AM5 because it fits most people; bespoke isn't bound to it.
- 06
Custom loop or a specific look.
Open-loop water cooling, sleeved cables, a colour scheme, no visible cables at all. It's fine to want this. It changes lead time and price, and we'll say by how much.
How it works
Four steps. Slower than picking a starting build, on purpose.
The extra time goes into the specification, which is where a machine is made to last or not.
- 01
The conversation.
The form below, then a call of about half an hour. What the machine will run, where it will sit, how long you want it to last, what you already have. You don't need to know part names.
- 02
The proposal.
Within a week: a written specification with a sentence on why every part is there, alternatives where there's a trade-off worth naming, lead time, and one price. No charge for the proposal.
- 03
Approval in writing.
Changes happen here, before parts are bought. A bespoke build is made to your specification and cannot be sold to anyone else; you confirm that when you approve it, and then we order.
- 04
Build, test, document.
Assembled, stress-tested, tuned in our workshop. You get a build log with photos, the final specification, and the settings we chose and why. Delivered across Estonia; Baltic delivery on request.
What bespoke adds
Beyond a starting build.
- SpecificationWritten reasoningA sentence for every part, and the alternatives we rejected
- CablingCustom lengthsCut and sleeved for the case, not coiled behind the tray
- TuningSet for your roomFan curves, power limits, memory timings, then verified
- DocumentationBuild log with photosEvery setting we changed, and why
- ProposalWithin a weekAfter the conversation. No charge.


Start the conversation
Tell us what it needs to do. We'll take it from there.
A few lines is enough. We'll reply within two working days to arrange the call, and the written proposal follows within a week of it.
Received
Thanks, there. We'll be in touch to arrange the conversation.
A reply to within two working days. We'll suggest a time for the call, or answer by email if that's what you chose. The written proposal follows within a week of the conversation.
- Reference
- PrioritiesNot specified
- Budget
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- Contact
Nothing has been ordered. Nothing will be until you approve a written specification.
Not sure it needs to be bespoke?