The Beast and the Ox
From the mists of Welsh legend rise two forces: one untameable, the other unbreakable.
Twrch Trwyth, the enchanted boar of myth, thunders through every barrier. A creature of raw, unstoppable power, it crushes limits and leaves only speed and chaos in its wake. This is our flagship machine: built for those who demand nothing less than ferocious performance.
Beside it stands Ych Brych, the brindled ox of old. Not wild, but steadfast. In myth, it ploughed the impossible fields and endured burdens no other creature could bear. This is our enduring machine: crafted with precision, built to last, carrying every task with quiet, relentless strength.
Together, they are the Wild and the Steadfast — a pairing of mythic proportions, reborn in silicon and steel.
Twrch Trwyth
“Unstoppable power. The wild force of performance.”
Ych Brych
“Unbreakable endurance. The steadfast strength to last.”
Twrch Trwyth
Corsair Case
Asus Maximus Motherboard
Intel®-Core™-Ultra-9-CPU
RTX5090 GPU
96GB RAM
16TB Storage
Like the enchanted boar, it crashes through every barrier — built for ferocious performance that endures.
£15,000
Ych Brych
ARGB Case
MSI PRO Motherboard
Ryzen 5500GT CPU
Radeon GPU
32GB RAM
2TB Storage
Like the brindled ox, it carries every burden with quiet strength — built to last far beyond expectation.
£1,000
Beyond the Myth
Our machines wear legendary names — wild boar and mighty oxen — as a nod to the stories and the home we love. But beneath those names lies our mission: to build computers that last longer than the desire to replace them.
We build with care, choosing components and design principles that we want to stretch beyond warranties and resist obsolescence. Our goal is not just to make a machine that works today, but one that you choose to replace — not because it failed, but because technology moved forward or your needs changed.
That mindset comes from experience. We’ve repaired and serviced countless machines, fixing the overlooked problems and hidden flaws that cut short their lives. We know where others fall short — and we refuse to repeat those mistakes.
So yes, we give our creations mythic names. But what really matters is this: our computers are designed to endure, to be steadfast companions, and to fulfil their purpose long after others have given up.
We’ve repaired and serviced countless machines, fixing the overlooked problems and hidden flaws that cut short their lives. We know where others fall short — and we refuse to repeat those mistakes.