Home and office computers
Quiet, efficient, dependable systems without unnecessary software, proprietary parts, and short upgrade paths.
Custom systems
All servicesBuilt for what you actually do.
Custom does not automatically mean extravagant. It means choosing the right components, cooling, acoustics, performance, serviceability, and appearance for the person who will use the machine.
Three kinds of custom
Professional workstations
Purpose-built systems for demanding creative, technical, analytical, and specialized workflows.
Enthusiast and gaming systems
High-performance builds with cooling, tuning, visual detail, and craftsmanship appropriate to the brief—from restrained to spectacular.
The process
1. Define the real workload
Applications, workflows, performance expectations, physical space, noise tolerance, upgrade plans, and budget.
2. Design the system
Performance, cooling, power, compatibility, reliability, and serviceability considered as one complete machine.
3. Purchase transparently
For most builds, the client orders recommended parts directly and keeps the receipts, warranties, registrations, and ownership.
4. Build and test properly
Assembly, wiring, configuration, updates, testing, tuning, and documentation before deployment.
5. Support the machine
The relationship does not end when the computer reaches the desk.
The no-compromise build
Referral-built experienceA showpiece became a hands-on education.
A young enthusiast came to Gables Network after immersing himself in custom PCs. The project became a five-figure, custom-painted, liquid-cooled system with flagship hardware, hard-line tubing, extensive monitoring, and nearly every visual and mechanical detail the brief could support.
Instead of treating the build as a closed workshop exercise, Juan invited the client to participate. Together they planned the layout, managed wiring, fabricated tubing, assembled the cooling system, configured the hardware, and discussed the maintenance the machine would require.
Two years later, the client built his next system almost entirely on his own. The most successful result was not only the machine. It was turning enthusiasm into understanding.
Read the expanded storyPractical office systems
Referral-built experienceLowest purchase price and lowest total cost are not the same thing.
A professional firm opening a new office considered a fleet of inexpensive proprietary desktops. A real-world trial quickly exposed slow storage, limited memory, noise, proprietary components, and restricted repairability.
Gables Network designed and built ten systems for a modest increase in hardware cost, using faster storage, appropriate memory, quieter cooling, efficient components, and standard parts that could be repaired and upgraded.
Completed shortly before pandemic lockdowns, the systems later moved to employees’ homes, connected through the firm’s VPN, and continued operating dependably.
Read the expanded storyHave a project—or just a problem?
Practical workstation or glorious overkill?
Both begin with the same question: what do you want the machine to do?