Virtual Reality Ready Computer! Let Me Build It For You! in Telegraph Cove, British Columbia for sale

Reactions to VR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ8Xj_I3aNU
Hi, my name is Eric and I've been building and maintaining PCs for years. Virtual Reality is right around the corner and the minimum requirements to run games comfortably in VR have just been announced. I can build you a PC that meets or exceeds these requirements and I will work hard to find you the best prices for each component. Use the templates below as a guide but remember that this is completely flexible and you are free to customize your order.
Email me with what you're looking for and I will shop for all of the components you need and send you a list of links when I'm finished. Purchase the components and either have them sent to your house where I will assemble them (giving you the opportunity to watch and learn how to remove and replace parts yourself) or send them to my house where I will assemble them and deliver the finished product to you (within Greater Victoria). My job isn't done until your computer is plugged in and running games successfully.
Basic ~ $ 1,085*
- Meets minimum requirements (still a very powerful gaming PC) Recommended
~ $ 1,255*
- Includes 120GB Solid State Drive and the option to upgrade to two graphics cards in the future** (PC case will be larger) Premium
~ $ 1,715*
- Includes 250GB Solid State Drive and two graphics cards (GTX 970's)**
* Price before tax and 15% assembly fee (calculated after tax). Finished computer will be around this price but a big sale on one or two components could reduce the price considerably. Price includes copy of Windows and 1 terabyte hard drive (price reduced by ~$60 if you chose to use your own hard drive). Does not include accessories (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers), but can be added upon request.
**The newest graphics cards have the option to assign an individual card to an individual display/eye in virtual reality headsets to greatly improve performance. Having this option ensures your computer will be able to keep up with increasingly complex graphics over the years.
Hands on with one of the two leading VR headsets http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/htc-vive-virtualy-reality-hands-on,4102.html
email eric18561@hotmail.com for more details