Build your dream PC with Chillblast and save £65 with our exclusive discount code

There's nothing better than playing PC Lego and building your own computer out of the parts you've ordered online. You can spend a considerable amount of time researching and poring over websites, looking at reviews and benchmarks to ensure performance and compatibility between pieces for your final build. But this isn't for everyone. PC building has become a very expensive hobby, and for some, the thought of building your own PC and it not working is just too much stress. This is where pre-built PCs and system integrators enter stage right to save the day.

Chillblast is a UK-based system integrator that delivers high-performance, custom-built PCs tailored to your specific needs. So whether you're a gamer, content creator, or professional, Chillblast can build you a PC that provides the power and reliability you require.

Exclusive Tom's Hardware Discount Offer

Chillblast has teamed with Tom’s Hardware to provide an exclusive discount code to our readers. You can receive a £65 discount on orders over £1,800 when you build your custom PC using Chillblast’s advanced configuration tool. Simply use the code TH65AN at checkout to claim your savings once you have finished constructing your dream PC. This code is valid until the end of May 2025.

Using the custom PC configurator tool on Chillblast's website, you can take control of your PC build. This intuitive tool allows you to select every component, ensuring compatibility and performance optimization. Customize your rig from the ground up, choosing from the latest Cases, CPUs, GPUs, memory, storage, and more.

All the latest parts are there, from AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor and Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K, to graphics cards from Intel, AMD, and Nvidia. So if you want the most powerful GPU for gaming - Nvidia's RTX 5090 - Chillblast has you covered.

All Chillblast PCs come with a 5-year warranty, so should the worst happen and something goes wrong, the peace of mind is there that you're covered. No need to troubleshoot individual parts yourself, contact the component manufacturer or go through retailers for a refund.