Priceless Computing

This is a local business with two Glasgow outlets to my knowledge, with a web site at
that isn’t necessarily always up to date …
They have a resident mechanic at the Tradeston site (I don’t use the other site at Finnieston so don’t know it at all), and quite extensive stock.
I am an ex network manager and PC mechanic and software engineer and use them a lot for spare parts, and to purchase parts to build my own PCs. I can say I have almost never had any bad experiences with them and on the one or two occasions where I have had a bad hard drive or part it has been exchanged with no quibble whatsoever.
I’ve had occasion to talk to the present engineer and have found that he appears to pretty well know his stuff.
They are a very good source of second hand difficult to source parts for old Dell and HP machines for example, as well as new parts. The sort of thing you might hunt for on the internet but be unsure to trust. Here you can see before you buy.
And don’t be afraid to haggle over prices ! Especially if you KNOW you can get cheaper elsewhere but can’t be bothered going there…
I have a lot of affection for the shop, and have used them for many years, but believe me my finances are not blinded by affection !
All in all a very good all rounder in the IT supply business that fills a niche in Glasgow for enthusiasts.
I’ve given 4 stars but would give 4.75 if I could…
Why not a 5 ?
Total lack of imagination in the display and merchandising of the goods !

Ok thought ide put my two. pence worth Been putting systems together for more years than ican remember Have used the shop on comnerce street for many years… the shop on
are hopeless If you need odds and ends in a hurry then there ideal But they do have a very limited range (laptop hard drives as an example)
Many years in the past lol mid 90s pricless actual. prices were very competitive but sadly these days have fell far from grace with cheaper & better choice online Would never buy a system from them As wouldnt trust anyone to build anything for me lol But they do sell bundle deals wich if your on a budget are great as a basis to start with.

I have never bought a computer from these folks or had one repaired. I simply don’t use them for that.
I tend to use them like an amateur mechanic goes to an auto parts store.
In terms of these requirements they have done some stuff in the past, that I will not discuss. Lets just say, I will not buy memory or processors from them. No bare chips.
I would pick up graphics cards, hard drives, maybe even a motherboard. In this area they have been pretty useful. A last minute requirement will usually direct me here. Something I would usually get from a online supplier, I can often find a suitable substitute here.
This is the bigger brother of its Argyle Street sibling. I usually find that they have more selection. Especially in the graphic cards arena. They are not an overclockers or modders paradise but they sometimes can surprise you with the stock that they do have.
Finally, as I said about the other store — they usually have the best prices on optical media. Buy a spindle — save yourself a bundle.

Visited these guys today for the first time in years and they have certainly improved with time.
Don’t expect the most in depth technical knowledge about every aspect of computing but if you have done your homework then you’ll be fine.
They have a great selection of mainstream components and niknaks and are happy to supply some of the more extreme items.
They’re happy to go through options with you and certainly don’t use any of the hard sells.
Haven’t had any problems with anything purchased so far so not sure how they manage returns, but wouldn’t expect there to be anything unreasonable.
Sadly their website doesnt show stock levels, but a quick call and you ask em to hang to your item.

Priceless Computing was an easy way to get my PC fixed when it continued to get a blue screen on switch on. I have used the other store on Argyle St and found them reasonable, as they told me they couldn’t fix it and I would be better off getting a new computer. It doesn’t sound good but after 2 days with my computer they didn’t charge me anything, so at least thats something.
For this store, they had my PC back to me in a week all fixed, to be honest they could have told me anything and I wouldn’t know any diffferent but they seemed trustworthy and honest.

Slightly bigger than the store on Argyle St but they have virtually the same stock. They other reviews for the first store nailed it, it’s alot cheaper than PC and they don’t usually charge unless they can fix it.
My only problem is that when your looking for something they don’t have, they are very unwilling to call the other store to check the other store to see if it’s in stock. The «Go down and have a look» approach usually takes about 20 minutes of travel time between stores.
How about a stock list guy’s?

They have a wide selection of goodies but be sure and haggle if your buying a few things or if your buying something expensive as this can cut a few extra pounds off your bill.
Know what you want before you go in though or you could come out with something you don’t need :)