Are Ironside any good?

[KingKnight]

I've been researching for a new gaming system lately I've found ibuypower but after some negative comments about them I think I crossed them out, but now I found Ironside I've seen only positive reviews about them, and no negative ones. So what do you think about them?

 

[EdwinAndrew]

Yeah Ironside is good. Their customer support is really helpful they make your experience personal, asking what you would like in it, what you would like it to do, etc. They got good prices too

 

[C12Friedman]

iBuyPower and CyberPowerPC both are decent boutique builders but they both suffer from the same issue - their "standard" PSU's are junk (literal time-bombs) a build through either of those sites that excludes the "standard" PSU should be a fairly stable and decent build. I can't stress enough how bad those PSU's are - most of the issues customers have had with both boutiques revolve around issues caused by the 'standard' PSU's

 

[KingKnight]

Thx, I decided on building my own computer instead tho

 

[C12Friedman]

Thx, I decided on building my own computer instead tho

I highly approve of that course of action - if you haven't been to this site, I recommend it for configuring your build http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

 

[KingKnight]

Thx, I decided on building my own computer instead tho

I highly approve of that course of action - if you haven't been to this site, I recommend it for configuring your build http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

yup, I've been to this site, here's my build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1YU12 and also, doesn't i5 4670k come with it's own fan? what should i do with it? since ill use the noctua

 

[C12Friedman]

I'm liking it - the i5 does come with a stock heatsink/fan which doesn't do much for you if you overclock. You can keep it around for a paperweight or... mine are still in the boxes they came in