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Wdym by so slow out of the box and spend over 750 dollars? To get it to run?? Can you get back cause I am considering buying a high end from them lol

That’s what I mean, low end or mid range PCs they should be alright but if you really want to go crazy with your PC then I wouldn’t recommend them

Best thing is to assemble the PC yourself

Yes they should

well testing should be one of the methods to have a Quality check/control over the device before it is released to the customer among other things they can be done. but when you receive a faulty device, you really start to ask the same question you raise, "have they ever tested this or did that passed the quality control or check?". very hard and rare to find an honest party to take responsibilities for their actions and be a trust worthy. in my case, waste of time, waste of data and not even an apology 😁 it is an absolute joke from them. But again, What I have face doesn't mean it will happen to anyone but it can show only when things go south, what and who you are really dealing with.

all details in the video but it is a hyte Y60

I can be both 😂

That’s good to hear that Singapore team are good

Thank you. I will start chasing another fighter then 😁

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U are harsh for no reason. You judge a person based on how many subs he have? What other criteria do u have? how much money he earns? how good looking he is?

Well cheap and expensive is subject to the time. In the past, $100 could get you many things, but these days, if you tried to buy the same things, it would cost more than $100. So what i mean is the value of the $100 became less

I believe so, since it is something of their own design then you shouldn't have any problem with them. Let me know how it will go with them. All the best

@@mrwogietalkie thanks mate got it booked in its on its way from melbourne and im up in qld so might take a few days but will keep you posted

@@blairau6789 did it arrive?

@@Ruinz9891 yeah dude it came from melbourne to qld in like 4 days and absolutely no dramas and was in contact with them fellas the whole time and they were just assuring me that if transport broke it its covered by the extra insurance that i paid for but made it up here no problem and have been super happy with it for the last 2 weeks

I think in your case, it should be fine.

Around 9.5k or 10k AUD.

@@mrwogietalkie Think I might build my own, just worried as wanted a sexy open loop, but terrified to put in myself. I tried asking aftershock what was their opinion of your review but instead my comment was deleted.

@quintinbudd4537 wow. I can not believe they have deleted your comment. I can totally understand that your first open loop can be a scary step to do it on your own, but seriously, if you watched lots of videos and got the right components, you should be fine. I would like to help if I can. Where are you based?

Thanks a lot. Definitely, I will upload more videos, but at the start, it will take me time to manage this channel along with my old channel, and I am a one man team.

Interesting point of view

Thanks mate, glad you liked the setup 😍

Good to hear. Happy for. I am pretty sure that after my video, they will make sure that they don't have any other defective PCs as it will impact their name

How is your AFtershock PC now?

@@stickmanoncrack soooo good ong

Nice I'm planning to buy Aftershock PC - RTX 4060 + i5-14400F combo. What's your PC specs?

@@stickmanoncrack i got a i7 13700k with a rtx 4070 ti

It will go smoothly if you choose something from what they publish on their website. Don't do what I have done by going to the high-end components. From what I have experienced, the easier for them, the smoother it will go.

I am glad that your experience went smoothly with them. What were your build specs? Was it something from their website, or was it something from your design?

@@mrwogietalkie I started with high power gaming machine, removed all the RGB rubbish, maybe tweaked a few things, see if I can copy & paste here, this is June 2022 "be quiet! Silent Base 802 - Black" "Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Pro - (Wi-Fi / Bluetooth) - DDR5" "Intel Core i9-12900K | 5.2 GHz | 16 Cores 24 Threads" "Gigabyte RTX 3070 Gaming OC V2 - 8GB" "32GB Kingston Fury Beast Black 6000MHz (2x16GB) DDR5" "Aftershock Spectra Glacier Mirror 360mm" "Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut" "1TB Gen4 Samsung M.2. NVME (R "No Hard Drive" "5 x be quiet! Pure Wings Fans (3x 120mm | 2x 140mm)" "Cable Sleeve Kit - Classic Black" "850W NZXT C Series 80+ Gold - Modular" "Windows 11 Professional 64 Bit" "3 Year Warranty - Pickup and return from your location"

Thanks mate

none under 2k in white for me, it's hard to find white pc's

@@ghoulfangsdon’t be racist

I have no idea, but that shouldn't take time if they have everything in stock. especially if it is an AIO or air cooling. I will say 1 -2 weeks from the day you have put your order, but again, I am not sure as I was a customer like yourself.

Hey bro I ordered one as well and they say 10-15 business days if you see this can you let me know how long yours took

@@GodPro-fj8jy yoo im happy for u, im using my pc to comment on this, it took exactly 15 business days for me, and if it takes any less than that your lucky, what specs did you get?

@@DeOlaaI got the hypergatepro with the 4060ti 32gb ram Amd ryzon 7 5700 Hbu and done yours run good?

chiming in so others who read this comment have more info my pc with rtx 4060 and i5-12400f. i ordered on sunday night. i got the sms that it was done on saturday 6.30pm. I opted for self-pickup so i had to wait over the weekend to pick it on monday. so roughly 8 days in total or 5 business days. I thought it was funny because the sms included when they are open for collection. saturday 12pm-6pm and i got the sms like 30 minutes after they closed up for the weekend.

Exacyly, i love scorptech

@@mrwogietalkie yes, same i love the tech for scorp….

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great service just i’ve been waiting for like 5 days to get my BUILT pc shipped it just keeps saying finalising

@Sachygraal well scorptech is better at pricing. I never tried to build with them but to buy with better prices and count on stock availability then they are reliable

I was very disappointed because based on their profile they should be very good but delivering a high end pc like that and not even put an effort in fixing it

Thanks Alex for your comment. I would like to understand why not AMD and why not water cooling system. I have been searching for which is better as a processor and in cooling system as well. And to be honest, I didn't come up with these choices without any search. I will be happy to hear your opinion about why not using those. Also, I am not in Melbourne but if any of my mates at Melbourne is going for a a built, then I will direct them to your mate Josh.

@Mr Wogie Talkie AMD platform its extremely unstable and unreliable. In the business sector, absolutely no one uses their products, including in servers' infrastructure. Water Cooling is good looking however it fails constantly specially in a custom loop. If you use a heavy coolant in color you must maintain it every 3 to 6 months (draining, cleaning, flashing, etc etc.) Go for a 13900K and fast ddr5 and a motherboard from MSI, if you are set on water cooling then the new NZXT AiO will be perfect for your needs. I am sorry to say but if you build with AMD you will be disappointed maybe not right away but give it week 🙄

I'm guessing most of the blue screen problems he was having were a result of using AMD. AMD provide great products but they require a lot of tweaking and as you mentioned, unreliable.

That's 100% makes sense, and also they should have followed different techniques to isolate and locate the cause of the malfunction

So the top of the line desktop PC was totally broken. That's my point. when it comes to high-end desktops, I don't think the experience goes smoothly with them. As I mentioned, during the purchase and the built, their communications were polite and professional until I was asking them to compensate me for the my data they had erased.

@@mrwogietalkie the experience was great, very helpful. Just an unfixable lemon of a PC. The new laptop is excellent.... so far.

@Matty B yes the laptop should be fine but i wouldn't buy their laptops, i would prefer an alienware 😁

@@mrwogietalkie yeah probably. Got the external liquid cooler though for my heavy rendering work

@Matty B what do you render? Videos or graphic work or architectural work? Want to check what specs you have and how these contribute to your render time?

I got my mid range from aftershock it’s was fine never an issue

@@TheOne23_ i undestand but building a pc is so easy and basic im sure everyone can do it no point giving money to someone else to do it for you. also if your pc breaks or if you want to upgrade then you know how to do it.

@@onliemovie8994 that’s true, this one was my first ever pc after getting rid of my gaming laptop, I’ll for sure do all the upgrades myself

My only reason for using a company was my lack of experience to build an open loop and also for the warranty if anything goes wrong but honestly, I have built a new rig with more powerful components and it works very good. I will release that beast soon.

@@TheOne23_ as I said low to mid-range, they should be fine doing them as they are straightforward. Lucky you mate. I have seen frustration in my experience

Thank you and merry christmas to all Zane's family and relatives ❤️

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I noticed many people didn't notice that part of the sword. Ingrid definetly saved Atreus

Thanks bro

Thanks man. 👍👍👍