How much does data recovery cost?

Data recovery starts from $99 for logical recovery and can go up to $1500 for physical recovery cases.

Do you offer onsite IT support?

Yes, we provide onsite IT support across Melbourne and Australia.

Can you recover a dead hard drive?

Yes, we specialise in recovering data from failed or physically damaged drives.

Do you build gaming PCs?

Yes, we build custom gaming PCs based on performance and budget.

Do you offer same-day computer repairs?

Yes, same-day onsite computer repairs are available across Melbourne.

Do you offer data recovery services?

Yes, we recover data from HDD, SSD, RAID, USB and SD cards.

Do you offer remote computer support?

Yes. Nerdcore PC Systems offers remote computer support for software issues, virus removal, configuration, and troubleshooting. Remote support allows our technicians to connect to your computer securely over the internet and resolve many issues without you needing to leave your home or office. Contact us on 1300 NERDCORE (1300 637 326) to arrange a remote support session.

Which suburbs do you service in Melbourne?

Nerdcore PC Systems is based in Hughesdale and serves Melbourne's south-east suburbs including Oakleigh, Carnegie, Clayton, Bentleigh, Cheltenham, Moorabbin, Murrumbeena, Chadstone, Ormond, Glen Waverley, Springvale, Dandenong, and surrounding areas. Customers from across greater Melbourne are welcome to bring devices in-store or enquire about remote support.

How do I contact Nerdcore PC Systems?

You can contact Nerdcore PC Systems by calling 1300 NERDCORE (1300 637 326), visiting our website at https://www.1300nerdcore.com.au, or coming in to our Hughesdale store in Melbourne's south-east. We've been helping home users and businesses with computer repairs and IT support since 2001.

Is it worth repairing my old computer or should I buy a new one?

It depends on the age of the computer and the cost of the repair. At Nerdcore PC Systems, we provide honest advice — we'll assess your computer and tell you whether it's worth repairing or upgrading, or whether a new machine is the smarter investment. In many cases, a relatively affordable SSD upgrade or RAM upgrade can give an older computer several more years of useful life. We never recommend unnecessary repairs.

What brands of computers do you repair?

Nerdcore PC Systems repairs computers from all major brands including Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, MSI, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony, Fujitsu, and custom-built PCs. We work on both Windows PCs and laptops. For Apple Mac hardware diagnostics and repairs, contact us to discuss your specific issue.

Can you help if my computer won't turn on?

Yes. A computer that won't power on is one of the most common faults we diagnose and repair at Nerdcore PC Systems. Causes can range from a faulty power supply, dead battery, failed motherboard component, or corrupted operating system. Our technicians will diagnose the fault and advise you on the best course of action. If data recovery is needed from a non-booting machine, our PC-3000 tooling gives us an excellent chance of recovering your files.

Do you fix overheating computers and laptops?

Yes. Overheating is a very common issue — especially in laptops — caused by dust buildup in vents and cooling fans, dried-out thermal paste on the CPU, or failing fans. Left untreated, overheating can cause permanent hardware damage. Nerdcore PC Systems provides a full cleaning and thermal paste replacement service to restore safe operating temperatures and extend the life of your device.

Can you set up a home or business network?

Yes. Nerdcore PC Systems offers professional home and business network setup services including Wi-Fi router configuration, wired network installation, network security setup, VPN configuration, printer sharing, and NAS setup. We can also troubleshoot existing network issues such as slow Wi-Fi, dropouts, and connectivity problems. Call 1300 NERDCORE (1300 637 326) to arrange a visit.

Do you offer a warranty on repairs?

Yes. Nerdcore PC Systems stands behind the quality of our work. We offer a warranty on parts and labour for repairs carried out in our workshop. The warranty period varies depending on the type of repair and components used. Please ask our technicians for specific warranty details when your repair is completed. Our goal is always your complete satisfaction.

Western Digital G-RAID 2from SanDisk Professional Review

Mar 20, 2023
1 min read

High-Performance, Dual-Drive Storage The G-RAID 2 is a high-performance, dual Enterprise-class 7200RPM hard drive storage system featuring Thunderbolt 3, USB-C™ (supports USB 3.1 Gen 2) and HDMI® connectivity for ultimate flexibility. With ultra-reliable, removable Ultrastar drives inside, this ultra-fast, high-capacity storage solution is designed for the most demanding applications while easily supporting multi-stream HD, 2K, 4K and HDR video workflows.

Ultrastar™ Enterprise-class Hard Drives Inside

For all your demanding workloads and mission-critical content, you can rely on the power and enhanced reliability of the Ultrastar™ enterprise-class 7200RPM hard drives inside.

Daisy-chaining for up to 5 additional devices

With dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, you can conveniently daisy chain up to 5 additional devices to stay connected to multiple drives, 4K displays, and more, through a single connection to your computer.

Built-in Hardware RAID

For maximum performance, G-RAID 2 comes ready to go in RAID 0 and can be configured to RAID 1 (mirroring) or JBOD for ultimate flexibility.

High-Speed Data Transfers

Quickly move your HD photos and 4K footage to spend less time waiting and more time creating with high-speed data transfers using the Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C™ ports.

Premium, All-aluminum Enclosure

With a premium, anodized aluminum enclosure, the G-RAID 2 pairs beautifully with your high-end computer and gives you durable strength you can feel.

-year Limited Warranty

Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, you can be confident in the reliable storage of the G-RAID 2 for years to come.

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