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Custom hardware, built to spec.

Bansal Solutions designs and builds computers, rack servers, NAS systems, arcade cabinets and driving simulators for people and small businesses. Sixteen clients so far. Every build starts with a conversation about what it needs to do.

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A 12U equipment rack with a patch panel, network switch, four-bay NAS, 4U computer and power unit 100% Patch panel Network switch NAS, four bays Compute, 4U Power

What we build

Hardware and the network around it, from a single workstation to a full training rig.

  • Custom computers

    Workstations and gaming PCs specced around what you actually run, not a parts list. Quiet, cool and tidy inside.

  • Rack-mounted servers

    Home labs and small-office servers in proper 19-inch chassis, with cable management you won't mind opening up.

  • NAS and storage

    Network storage sized for your data with the redundancy to match. Set up, tested and documented before it leaves.

  • Retro arcade consoles

    Full-size cabinets and bartops with real arcade controls, a curated game library and a finish you'd put in a living room.

  • Driving simulators

    Wheel-and-pedal rigs with multi-screen views, tuned for driver training rather than racing. Built for driving schools.

  • Network design

    Wiring, switching, Wi-Fi and remote access for offices and classrooms. Planned on paper before anything gets crimped.

The largest build so far: a driving simulator for new drivers.

A local driving school wanted students to get time behind a wheel before their first real lesson. Bansal Solutions consulted on the idea from the start, then designed and built the simulator: the computer, the wheel and pedal set, the display and the seat, assembled into one rig a nervous sixteen-year-old can sit down in and use.

The same engagement covered the school's network. It is the largest custom project Bansal Solutions has delivered, and the model for how bigger builds run: consult first, design on paper, then build.

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How a build runs

The same four steps whether it's one PC or a whole rig. You see the spec and the price before anything is ordered.

  1. 1

    Consult

    Tell us what it needs to do. We ask about budget, space, noise and what you'll need from it in two years.

  2. 2

    Design

    You get a written spec and parts list before anything is ordered, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

  3. 3

    Build

    Assembled, cable-managed, burned in and tested. Software installed and configured for the job.

  4. 4

    Handoff

    Delivered with documentation and a walkthrough. Support after that if you want it.

Who's behind it

Bansal Solutions is run by Neel Bansal, founder and technology consultant. Every build is designed, assembled and handed off by Neel personally. More of Neel's projects are at neelbansal.dev.

Have a build in mind?

Email a few lines about what you're trying to do. Rough ideas are fine; the spec comes later.

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