Building your PC in Morocco, part by part
Assembling your own machine remains the only way to put every dirham exactly where you want it. For that, iris.ma brings together every family of components: ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte and ASRock motherboards in ATX or micro-ATX, processors from Intel and AMD Ryzen, memory in DDR4 and DDR5 from Corsair, Patriot, ADATA and Kingston, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX and AMD Radeon graphics cards. Every product page states socket, format, memory generation and connectors: enough to check compatibility before confirming your basket.
Upgrading a machine you already own
Not everything is decided on a new build. Adding an internal SSD, doubling the memory, replacing a tired hard drive or slipping a Wi-Fi card into a desktop often does more good than a brand-new computer — and costs a fraction of the price. For workstations that archive, NAS hard drives run around the clock, and a hard drive enclosure turns a drive you have removed into external storage.
Case, power supply, cooling: what makes a configuration last
The least spectacular part is the one that decides how long a build lives. A well-ventilated case — RGB, white, fish tank with a glass front — lets the air circulate; a certified power supply protects everything else; cooling that is up to the job, from the air cooler to watercooling, keeps the processor at its clock speeds. Prices in dirhams including tax, stock shown in real time, delivery within 1 to 5 working days anywhere in Morocco or collection in Témara. Equipping an office, a training room or an internet café? Request a quote: answer within 24 working hours, invoice with ICE.