Computer Shop Ipswich

If you’re looking for a local computer shop in Ipswich, you’re in the right place. We provide the best laptops and custom-built computers in the whole Ipswich region.

General Services

We offer cheap and affordable but high-quality computer repairs because we believe that great service doesn’t have to come at a high cost. We offer all Computer repair services from fixing a broken laptop hinge to getting rid of a virus! No matter what the problem with your computer, laptop, or Apple Mac is, rest assured that we know how to fix it. Here’s a list of some of the most common services we offer:

• Disk Imaging
• Software Diagnosis and Solutions
• Hardware and Software Upgrades
• Virus and Other Malware Removal
• Cloud Backup Services
• Software Installation and Configuration
• Hardware Repairs and Replacement
• Office and Home Networking
• File Security
• Cleanup and Hardware Inspection
• Internet Connection and Diagnosis
• Small Business IT Services
• File and Other Data Recovery

Give us a call at (07) 3155 1699 to get your computer fixed now!

Laptops for Sale in Ipswich

Ipswich Computer Repair not only offers computer repairs and services, we also sell laptops.  If you’re looking to buy a new laptop, we can definitely help you with that! We sell laptops of all brands and models. You can talk to a computer geek about the specifications you want for your laptop and our computer geeks will help you choose the right laptop for you!

How To Choose A Laptop

There is no one best laptop so it really depends on your budget and what you need. Here are some factors to consider when buying a laptop:

Size

You have to think about whether you will be traveling with your laptop a lot or whether you’re just gonna use it at home. The portability of your laptop will depend on the size of your laptop. If you plan on carrying your laptop around all the time, consider getting a smaller size. Also, make sure that your laptop isn’t too heavy!

 

 

LCD/Screen quality

Another thing you need to consider is the screen quality of your laptop. Before getting a laptop, decide on what screen resolution you would benefit from the most. The more pixels you have in a screen resolution, the more detail you can fit on the screen. If you’re planning on watching high-resolution movies, get a laptop with a screen resolution of 1920×1080 or higher.

 

 

Keyboard quality

You’ll be using your laptop’s keyboard every time you use your laptop so it’s important to make sure that you’re comfortable with the keyboard on your laptop. This is even more important if you’ll be using your laptop mainly for typing.

 

 

 

Touchpad quality

Your touchpad is one of the most prominent ways you will interact with your laptop so you have to make sure that your laptop’s touchpad works the way you want it to. Make sure to try out the touchpad before getting your laptop. If this isn’t possible, make sure to check out a lot of reviews first.

 

 

CPU

Your CPU serves as the “brain” of your computer and plays a big role in determining your laptop’s overall performance. A faster CPU will allow you to do more things faster but it might decrease your battery life faster as well.

 

 

 

Operating System

Your operating system or OS will define how you will be interacting with your laptop. The feel and the appearance of the laptop’s interface will depend on your OS. Your OS will also determine which applications you can install on your computer and how you can interact with your files.

 

 

Graphics

If you just plan on using your laptop for simple tasks such as typing or surfing the Internet, you probably don’t need to worry about this too much. But if you plan on using your laptop for video-intensive activities such as 4k video, graphic design, or gaming, you might want to consider getting a laptop with a good graphics card.

 

 

RAM

Your RAM is where your laptop will be storing the data and software that is currently in use. The higher your laptop’s RAM is, the more applications it can run without lagging. This will come in handy if you usually have numerous apps open at the same time or if you use apps that use a lot of memory.

 

 

Storage

There are two types of permanent storage: HDD or SSD. HDDs are more common. They aren’t as fast as SSDs and so they use up less battery life. SSDs, on the other hand, are much faster, at least 3x more than that of HDDs. SSDs also have much less storage space and are much more expensive.

 

 

Battery Life

A laptop’s main selling point is its portability. Unlike a PC, a laptop can be used without being connected to an outlet as long as it still has battery power. If you plan on making the most out of your laptop’s portability, make sure that your battery has a lot of battery power.

 

 

 

Connectivity

Even the cheapest of laptops should have plenty of ports available for connectivity. Here are some ports you should make sure your laptop has:  LAN port, HDMI port, Firewire port, Memory card reader port, VGA connector port, E SATA port, RJ45/Ethernet port, Modem port

 

 

Common Laptop Brands

• Acer
• Asus
• Compaq
• Dell
• HP
• Lenovo
• NEC
• Razer
• Sony
• Toshiba

Custom-built Computers for Sale in Ipswich

Sometimes repairs won’t cut it and it’s much more practical to just buy a new computer. Or maybe you just want a brand new computer with specifications that meet all your needs. Either way, we can provide custom-built desktop computers for you!

There are a lot of factors to consider when getting a custom-built computer. Here are the most important factors to consider:

Processor

The central processing unit or CPU controls the number of tasks that your computer can accomplish at once. It also determines how quickly it can complete all your tasks. This is why the CPU is often referred to as the computer’s brain.

 

 

Motherboard

The motherboard is for housing the various components of your PC. You should also consider your video card, memory, and other components in order to properly choose a motherboard to accommodate them.

 

 

Memory

The computer’s Random Access Memory (RAM) allows it to access files quickly and run several processes simultaneously without any delays or crashes. It is best to have a RAM of at least 4GB. If you’re planning on mostly using your PC for gaming, 16GB should be more than enough. You should also make sure that the RAM you choose is compatible with your motherboard.

 

Graphics Processing Unit

This part is also known as the GPU, graphics card, or video card and is responsible for making graphics appear photorealistic without lagging or crashing your computer.

 

 

 

 

Storage

Find out how much space you need for all your applications and files to determine how much storage you need for your custom-built computer. After figuring out the amount of storage you need, you then have to decide whether you want a hard drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD).

 

 

Power Supply

The power supply unit or PSU you choose can affect just how long your PC’s parts will last. To make sure that your hardware parts don’t get torched, avoid settling for the cheapest PSU.

 

 

 

Case

Your computer case is where everything comes together so it’s important to choose a sturdy one that won’t get crack at the slightest movement. Just like getting a good power source, you should also get a good case that can last you multiple rebuilds. Look for one that’s made of metal rather than plastic. Also, make sure to choose one that has plenty of space inside to keep your current parts well-ventilated while still leaving space for other parts.

Are all these too overwhelming for you? If you don’t want to worry about all the details involved with getting a new computer, you don’t have to! We are here to make sure that you get the best computer with minimal effort from you. You can just tell us the features you want and we will take care of the rest for you! The best thing about custom-built computers is that we can select each part to suit all your needs. Whether you want your PC to be designed for computer games or you’re going to use it mainly for video editing, we will make sure that your computer will cater to your every need.

Remote and Onsite Repairs & Services Centre

Our team is composed of computer doctors who offer services remotely and onsite. A lot of companies offer services but not all companies are willing to bring their services to your place. As long as your location is within Ipswich, we can bring our services to you! Give us a call from home now and we will send a PC doctor located closest to you. We cover all locations in Ipswich. If you need any other assistance or consulting, we’re happy to answer all your questions!

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