Esports-grade · 48h burn-in · Mumbai-ready

Custom Gaming PCs in Mumbai

Builds engineered for AAA 1% lows, fast-refresh monitors, and Mumbai summer thermals. Every system gets a 48-hour OCCT + AIDA64 burn-in before it leaves the workshop. No GPU, no PSU, no cooler without a thermal case for the heat it's going to live with.

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48-hour burn-in, not 30 minutes

A 30-minute stress test passes almost anything. Most system-level faults — bad memory, marginal VRM, cooling-airflow problems, intermittent storage — show up between 12 and 48 hours of continuous load. We run OCCT CPU+GPU and AIDA64 memory for the full 48 hours before shipping.

240/360mm radiator math for 32-35°C ambients

Mumbai indoor ambients in summer routinely hit 32-35°C. We spec cooling headroom of 25-30°C above worst-case ambient: 240mm AIO minimum for any CPU above 65W TDP, 360mm AIO for anything above 125W. Mesh-front cases with positive pressure.

1% lows, not just averages

We benchmark the games you actually play — CS2, Valorant, Cyberpunk, Hogwarts Legacy, Flight Sim — and we report 1% lows, not just averages. A 240fps average with 60fps 1% lows is a build we don't ship.

The build process

How a gaming build runs through us

1
Spec audit
You bring a parts list or we propose one. We map GPU, CPU, PSU, board, case, cooler for thermal headroom and 1% low performance in the games you actually play.
2
Parts sourcing
We source from authorised distributors with serial-tracked invoices. MRP match within 2-4% on most SKUs.
3
Assembly
Cable-managed, thermal-paste applied with quality TIM, BIOS / firmware updated to latest stable.
4
48-hour burn-in
OCCT CPU+GPU, AIDA64 memory, idle thermal logging. We only ship if the entire 48-hour window is clean.
5
Driver + Windows
Latest stable GPU driver, motherboard chipset, BIOS settings tuned (XMP/EXPO, fan curve, power profile).
6
Handover
You get the system with a written spec, the burn-in log, a parts list with serial numbers, and 180-day workmanship warranty.

Us vs typical shops

The eight things we do on every build, and the gap between that and what we hear from customers who came to us after a build elsewhere.

What we do	AssembleMyPC	Typical shops
Burn-in on every new build	48 hours	None / "looks fine"
Compatibility audit	Socket, chipset, BIOS, RAM QVL, PSU headroom, case clearance	Customer is told to check Amazon reviews
Thermal paste	Quality TIM, IPA-cleaned surface, reapplication included	Stock paste only, never replaced
Cable management	Velcro-tied, airflow-routed, photographed for your records	Whatever happens to fit
Driver / firmware updates	Latest stable, dated and noted in the handover	Whatever shipped in the box
Warranty on workmanship	180 days assembly / 90 days upgrades / 30 days thermal	30 days, often disputed
Doorstep service	35 Mumbai areas, 6 days a week, ₹1,000/year AMC	You bring it in, or no service
Pricing transparency	MRP strikethrough, GST invoice, written quote before any work	Estimated verbally, revised later

Gaming build questions

Why 48-hour burn-in instead of a few hours of stress test?

Most system-level faults (bad memory, marginal VRM, cooling-airflow problems, intermittent storage) show up between 12 and 48 hours of continuous load. A 30-minute stress test will pass almost anything. The 48-hour burn-in is the cheapest insurance against a customer seeing a crash in their second week of gaming. We run OCCT CPU+GPU + AIDA64 memory for the full 48 hours and only ship if the entire window is clean.

What about Mumbai ambient — does that change your cooling choices?

Yes, significantly. Mumbai indoor ambients in summer routinely hit 32-35°C. We spec cooling headroom of 25-30°C above worst-case ambient, which in practice means a 240mm AIO minimum for any CPU above 65W TDP, and a 360mm AIO for any CPU above 125W TDP. We also bias toward cases with mesh fronts and at least one intake + one exhaust fan configured for positive pressure.

What is the difference between a gaming build and a creator workstation?

Gaming builds prioritize GPU single-precision throughput, fast-refresh monitor support, and 1% lows in AAA titles. Creator builds (3D, video, AI) prioritize CPU multi-core throughput, large CPU-tied RAM pools (64GB+), ECC optional, and storage I/O. They look similar from the outside but the part list diverges by 30-50%. If you do both, we typically spec toward creator and verify gaming performance with the benchmark list before delivery.

Do you build RGB-heavy "showcase" PCs?

Yes — with caveats. RGB is fine when it is well-executed (sleeved cables, fan controller or hub, lighting profile, and not strobing). We will not build a build that prioritises RGB over thermals (closed glass front with no intake, fans running at 30% to keep noise down) because that is a thermal failure waiting to happen. We will spec a case that does both — typically a mesh front case with a tinted glass side panel.