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Indy Laptops Does Custom Built Gaming Computers Right

We take a different approach to Custom Built Gaming Systems.

Indy Laptops doesn't sell Gaming PC's. 

  • ​​When all your parts arrive to your home, you bring them to our shop.

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  • We professionally assemble your new Gaming Computer. This includes cable management, the proper cooling configuration, installation and configuration of  Windows and all of the latest drivers and software.

  • ​​We provide a free consultation with you to discuss your Build expectations.

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  • We recommend the components that are the right fit for your build.

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  • We direct you to the best deals on the internet for your parts.

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  • You purchase the parts directly and save any price markups.​​

Parts needed to build a PC.

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Core Components - These are the essential parts of any PC.

  • ​​The Central Processing Unit (CPU)-The CPU is the brain of your PC. It performs all the processing and calculations. Ensure you choose one that meets your needs.

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  • The Motherboard-The motherboard is the backbone, connecting and communicating with all other components. Make sure it’s compatible with your CPU and other parts.

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  • The Memory (RAM)-RAM is your PC’s short-term memory. It temporarily stores data for quick access, improving overall speed and performance.

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  • The Storage-Storage holds your data. You can choose between Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) for high capacity or Solid-State Drives (SSDs) for faster speed.

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  • The Power Supply Unit (PSU)-The PSU is your PC’s power source. It’s important to choose a reliable PSU that can support all your components.

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  • The Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)-The GPU handles rendering graphics and is essential for gaming and video editing.​​​

  • The PC Case-The PC case houses all your components. It should be big enough to fit your motherboard, GPU, and other parts, and have good ventilation.​

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  • ​​Operating System-Your PC will need an operating system (OS), such as Windows, Linux, or MacOS, to run.

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  • Cooling system-A good cooling system, like fans or liquid cooling, can help keep your PC’s temperature under control, especially during intensive tasks.

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  • Peripheral Devices-These devices connect to your PC and provide interaction and functionality.

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  • Monitor-A good monitor is necessary to display your PC’s output. Consider factors like resolution, refresh rate, and size.

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  • Keyboard and Mouse-You’ll need a keyboard and mouse for input. There are many options depending on your preference and usage.

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  • Speakers/Headphones-Speakers or headphones are essential for audio output. Choose according to your needs and preferences.

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