monsieurpc.fr
Custom gaming PC assembly and pre-built gaming configurations for individual buyers in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About monsieurpc.fr
Monsieur PC assembles custom gaming PCs and offers pre-built gaming configurations, named Châtelain, Baron, Comte, Marquis, Duc and Prince, priced from 1 060 € to 2 370 €. It also publishes a Black Month page with component deals, which it says are price-compared against the market.
The customers are individual gamers and streamers who buy assembled PCs. Testimonials on the site mention advice on needs, assembly, transport and after-sales service. Revenue comes from selling assembled PCs and computer components.
The site is in French.
Product: Custom and pre-built gaming PCs, with assembly service and PC component deals.
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