AMD A10-6800K QuadCore Processor @ 4.10GHz
16GB G-Skill DDR3 RAM (2x 8GB)
250GB Samsung SSD +1GB Seagate 1TB SATA HDD
DVD-RW
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 192-bit 3GB GDDR5 Graphics With:
2x DVI Ports 1x HDMI Port and 1x Display Port Interfaces
Gaming PC
Apple iMac Referbished
i5, 8gb, OS Catalina (Latest), Keyboard, Mouse
$650 Including Data Transfer and GST
Dual Monitor Arm
RRP: $350
Special Price: $149 Including GST [Use Existing Screens]
Special Price: $525 Including GST [With 24" Screens]
Office Fit-Out's Available
Here to service a complete range of users - YOU!
Available for service calls, specializing in:
• Anti-virus and Internet Security Solutions
• Computer Repair or Computer Service • Printers & Scanners
• Data Back Up and Recovery
• Computer Hardware Sales and Installation
• Wireless & Wired Networking
• Web Design
• CCTV
• Business IT Services or Managed IT Services
For computer repair, computer service or IT services let Direct Tech take care of it.
Covid-19 - level 2 15/02/21; available
Steps Taken [Covid-19]:
- Owner/Operator (Small Business) - Cleaning and sanitizing plan
- Implemented extra cleaning procedures for all home installation and service visits
Like other businesses tackling this issue, we’re being guided by the Ministry of Health, which recommends regular cleaning as one of the most important preventive measures we can take
NOTE: All NZ Post deliveries are automatically no contact. We’re doing all we can to ensure you get your orders in time but please be aware there may be some delays due to COVID-19.
Note: Four Steps to Protect Your Data and Computers from Coronavirus (COVID-19) Scams
Coronavirus (COVID-19) isn’t just a growing threat to public health – it’s also a growing threat to your online security. From using scary subject lines to adopting faux official letterhead, bad actors are scrambling to use the climate of fear and disruption caused by COVID-19 to their advantage. Emails and websites are promising vital information about keeping safe from the coronavirus pandemic that’s sweeping the globe and threatening millions. In fact, a flood of them are scams that push malware, ransomware, and disinformation; attempt to steal passwords and personal information; and conduct espionage operations by hackers working for nation-states
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