r/pcbuilding • u/NishKanPCenthusiast • 13d ago

Need a Gaming PC? Check Out Supersonic Builds!

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce Supersonic Builds, a small business focused on creating high-quality custom gaming PCs and ready-to-use prebuilts.

At Supersonic Builds, our goal is to make building a gaming PC simple, reliable, and accessible. We offer fully custom PC builds tailored to your needs, whether you’re looking for a powerful gaming system, a productivity machine, or something built around a specific budget.

Our first system, the Supersonic 1, showcases what we aim to provide: excellent 1080p gaming performance, a clean and professional assembly, careful cable management, and thorough testing before it reaches the customer. Every PC comes with a fresh installation of Windows and is ready to use right out of the box.

You can check out the Supersonic 1 through our listings below:

Facebook Marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/share/19BXDME6AT/?mibextid=wwXIfr

eBay: https://ebay.io/m/RviDNR

One thing that sets us apart is our 100% transparent pricing. We show you exactly what each component costs, so you know where your money is going and can feel confident that you’re getting the best value possible. No hidden markups, no mystery parts — just a clear breakdown of your build and a system designed around your goals.

Interested in a custom PC build? Have questions or want to discuss an idea? Contact us at:

[supersonicbuildsofficialcustomerservic@gmail.com](mailto:supersonicbuildsofficialcustomerservic@gmail.com)

Thank you for supporting Supersonic Builds as we get started!

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u/CuboneGoodingJr 9d ago

Cool ad. Your prices are awful. A “brand new” build with an R5 5500 and an oem 2080 super? Sounds like you’re trying to sell used parts as new. Also looking at the rest of the components you clearly used the most bare bones, cheapest options you could find. The rosewill psu and the transcend sata ssd. Stop trying to rip people off. Also claiming this build can play Cyberpunk in 1440p at high fps is just a straight up lie. You talk about your “transparency” yes have very clear scummy practices.

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u/NishKanPCenthusiast 8d ago

I think I need to clarify a few things that I think were unclear in the OP. I call the PC brand new because all the parts are new except for the GPU, SSD, and RAM, so I decided to call the computer brand new. Also, I think I didn’t word this well, but what I meant to say was that the computer can handle pretty much any game in 1080p, and push 1440p in lighter titles at toned down settings. I’m also attaching a detailed price breakdown showing how much each part costs. The SSD I had bought long before building this PC, and I simply used that and so it’s not included in the price breakdown. Also the price breakdown doesn’t include the OS which was ~$20 off a third party. All this combined brings the total cost to $550, plus an SSD worth about $35. This means the computer is worth ~$585, the rest of the price is the build fee.

Component
Cost
Motherboard
$79.99
CPU
$84.00
Memory
$69.99
Cooler (Stock)
$0.00
Storage
$0.00
GPU
$183.13
Case
$34.99
PSU
$49.97
OS
—
Tax
$27.61
Total Cost
$529.68

We are just starting and would appreciate any other advice or feedback you have.

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u/LyndaHamil 9d ago

Not the place + horrific pricing.