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Who builds yours

Billingham and Glasgow

About RigForge

Two builders, one standard. You'll always know who built your machine.

Hands fitting tubing into a water-cooled PC

I'm Tom. By trade I'm a piping designer, with fifteen years on nuclear, semiconductor and energy projects. I started RigForge in 2023, and I build every machine for England and Wales myself, in my workshop in Billingham.

Tom, Billingham

I've been building PCs since I was 13, and I'm 36 now. I still love it: the fixing, the diagnosis, and how it all fits together. I notice the things most people feel but can't name, like the lows as much as the highs, and whether a machine is actually smooth.

Why I do it

RigForge is my way of giving something back: proper rigs that make sense, built by hand with care from top-tier parts. There's no warehouse to empty and no supplier deal to honour, so every part is picked because it's right, not because it's in stock.

No stock to shift

Murdo builds for Scotland from Glasgow, to the same bench routine, and delivers and sets up in person across central Scotland. He's spent more than twenty years in IT, and he's been building and gaming for about as long as Tom has. Networks, servers and the professional kit that keeps an office running are his home ground, so when a workstation has to live on a company network, he's the one we ask.

Murdo, Glasgow

One builder takes each machine from first part to final boot. Every part is tested on camera before it goes in. Memory is tuned by hand, fans are set for quiet, and the settings are saved to a BIOS profile.

How we build

Every build is stress-tested and benchmarked before it leaves, and the results are sent to you. If anything's not right, you speak to the person who built it.

Proven on the bench

PC Case internal showing cooler

Richard Brown, Google review

I can't remember the last time I worked with a company that cared so much about the customers needs and had such pride in their work.

Close-up of a graphics card inside a gaming PC

Built by hand, one rig at a time.

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