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A Workshop Built On Trust

We love what we do

We started Bytekraal because we love building machines and helping people get the most out of their budget.

Our working process

We talk through what you need, check parts fit together, build and test, then hand over a machine that just works.

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BUILT FOR GAMERS

About our online store

Parts we would put in our own machines, checked before you pay.

Bytekraal started in a spare room with a soldering iron, a stack of old motherboards and too many late nights spent troubleshooting other people's PCs. Word got around, and before long we were building full rigs for friends of friends.

These days we stock everything from budget upgrades to full custom builds, and every part that leaves here has been checked, tested and matched to work together.

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Our Team

Parts we would put in our own machines, checked before you pay.

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Sipho Nkosi

FOUNDER / TECHNICIAN
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Lindiwe Dlamini

SALES / SUPPORT
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Johan van der Merwe

BUILD TECHNICIAN
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Priya Govender

PARTS / PROCUREMENT
BUILT BY THE BYTEKRAAL TEAM, 2021.

We check every part before it reaches you

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Our company history and facts

We don't just sell parts, we build and test every machine ourselves, so we know exactly what we are putting into your hands before it leaves the workshop.

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Build & testing process explained

There is nothing quite like switching on a machine for the first time once every cable is routed and every part has been tested.