Is it worth upgrading my PC or should I replace it?

That depends on the platform. If the motherboard and power supply can take what you want to add, an upgrade is usually the better value. If the socket is at the end of its life you would be spending money on a dead end, and we will tell you that rather than sell you parts.

Can you move my Windows installation to a new drive?

Usually yes. We migrate the existing installation where it is practical, which keeps your programs and settings. Occasionally a clean install is the better outcome, and we say so before starting rather than after.

Service

PC upgrades in Toronto & the GTA

Adding or replacing parts in a machine you already own, after checking what the existing system can actually take.

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What this includes

Compatibility check against your current motherboard, case and power supply
Graphics card, memory, storage and cooling upgrades
Migration of your existing installation to a new drive where practical
Post-upgrade testing so the machine leaves in a known-good state

Worth knowing

We will tell you when an upgrade is not worth it. A platform at the end of its upgrade path is better replaced than fed.

Common questions

Is it worth upgrading my PC or should I replace it?: That depends on the platform. If the motherboard and power supply can take what you want to add, an upgrade is usually the better value. If the socket is at the end of its life you would be spending money on a dead end, and we will tell you that rather than sell you parts.
Can you move my Windows installation to a new drive?: Usually yes. We migrate the existing installation where it is practical, which keeps your programs and settings. Occasionally a clean install is the better outcome, and we say so before starting rather than after.

Where we work

We cover Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area, including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Mississauga, Brampton. Work is done at our bench or at your home or office, whichever suits the job — and we will tell you which one actually makes sense rather than defaulting to the more expensive option.