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Best Gaming PC Shops in Melbourne (2026): Reviews & Top Picks

Buying a gaming PC in Melbourne in 2026 is weirdly harder than it should be. There are plenty of shops. The problem is working out which ones actually build a quality rig, which ones just resell boxed systems, and which ones will still answer the phone when something goes wrong 18 months later. I spent a few weeks digging into the main options. I checked configurators, compared prices on similar…

Best Gaming PC Shops in Melbourne (2026): Reviews & Top Picks

Aftershock PC - Best Overall

Aftershock PC is the top choice for building a quality gaming PC in Melbourne. They are a dedicated custom builder with a showroom and service centre in West Melbourne. Their configurator offers unparalleled customisation options, and their systems undergo rigorous testing and a 3-year warranty. They rank highest in customer satisfaction with a 4.9/5 Google rating and are the only Excellent-rated custom PC builder on Trustpilot.

Scorptec Computers

Scorptec has been in business for over 20 years and offers both pre-built systems and custom builds. They have a wide range of components and peripherals, and can bundle them together. However, reviews for their customer service are mixed, with a 2.4/5 ProductReview rating and complaints about warranty handling on Trustpilot.

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