Built by hand at Kallang.

Typhoon Systems is a Singapore PC builder, founded by people with twenty years in the industry. We build gaming PCs, corporate systems, workstations and compute machines, and we test every one of them before it leaves Kallang.

Every system is configured, assembled and stress-tested in our own workshop. The test result is recorded and the build log is signed by the person who built it. That record is the reason the warranty means something, and it is why there is one number to call when something breaks.

2005

Blumm Technology founded. Twenty years in the industry before Typhoon had a name.

2017

Typhoon Systems started, the year AMD came back. Nine years on nothing else since.

How a Typhoon is built.

Every machine goes through the same five steps, in the same order, and every step leaves a record.

  1. A finished build on the bench at Kallang
    1. You tell us what you will run.

    The software, the games, the workload. We build for that, not for a tier on a shortlist.

  2. Parts on the shelf
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    2. We source every part locally.

    Local authorised sources only. No parallel imports. That is what makes the warranty enforceable.

  3. Builder at the bench
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    3. One person builds it, by hand.

    Cable management done properly, because it affects airflow and because you will open the panel one day.

  4. Machine under test
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    4. It runs under load before it ships.

    Twelve hours for gaming and high-performance builds. Ninety minutes for admin builds. The result is recorded. Builds that fail are rebuilt.

  5. The Typhoon Systems badge on a chassis panel
    5. The builder signs the log. The badge goes on.

    Delivered with the build log, the test result and one number to call for three years.

What we are.

  1. A builder that charges for what goes in.We do not compete on the lowest price. The money goes into components, testing, and the support you get three years later.
  2. Four kinds of machine, built with the same care.Gaming is one of four. Workstations are a core pillar, and the people running Revit and V-Ray are the hardest customers to satisfy.
  3. Standard parts, all the way through.Every component can be bought at a retail counter, replaced by a competent shop, and upgraded without asking us.
  4. Ryzen and Threadripper across the whole line.If that ever stops being the right call, we will say so publicly.
  5. Every build configured for its owner.We do not keep a wall of finished boxes waiting for someone to want one.

Beyond the build.

Troubleshooting.

Bring us a machine that is misbehaving, ours or anyone's. We will tell you what is wrong before we tell you what it costs.

Upgrades.

When the work outgrows the machine, we upgrade what needs upgrading and leave the rest. Standard parts make that possible.

Trade-in.

Bring us a working computer and we will take it in trade against a new build. We can do that because the machines we sell are not disposable.

The workshop at 22 Kallang Avenue

22 Kallang Avenue.

Office, parts store, build bench and test bench, all in one place. Drop by and we will show you a build. No appointment needed.

The five convictions behind all of this. · Red October, one machine across six years.

Drop by the workshop. No appointment needed.

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