PortaTech

The system arrived with a dead power supply.
So much for 'testing' and 'burning in'.
When I contacted them through email they told me to call.
When I called at 3:00 PM Pacific Daylight time, their 'tech support' was closed.
At this point I'm done with PortaTech and am about to call my credit union and put the credit card charges in dispute.
Oh, and when they send you DOA garbage, you have to eat the return shipping charges.
Do a little leg work and avoid these crooks.

Absolutely avoid these guys! I ordered a custom pc, and "wireless keyboard and mouse". After missing their deadline, and a couple of phone calls later, I received the mouse/keyboard combo first. What I got was a cheap, Logitech MK270 priced at over $40 (list price is $27.99). When I contacted customer service, they were vague and dismissive. They said, well we pay $10 for shipping so I don't think the mark up is that much... but I PAID FOR SHIPPING! After looking through the hoops that I have to jump through just to return the keyboard, I decided to cancel shipment on my custom build pc. It's definitely not work the risk!

This website claims to have "X4 5350", "X4 5150, "X4 3850", and "X2 2650" processors available for purchase, which is false, as they don't exist. These processors are actually called the "Athlon 5350", "Athlon 5150", "Sempron 3850", and "Sempron 2650". I could see how someone could make this mistake honestly, so I emailed the business and told them that these processors do not exist, and I was sure to mention that this is false advertising. Why does this matter? Because the X2 and X4 series processors by AMD are part of their midrange series, and the Athlon and Sempron processors are on the low end of things. Someone could buy one of these systems and expect midrange performance as you would get from an actual X4 processor, but instead get the low end performance that's found on Sempron and Athlon CPUs. I've received no email from them in response to this and they are still fraudulently advertising it. Also, by default, the website selects more expensive options of some things. For example, the website by default selects the more expensive PC case, rather than the one included in the price, and the user has to manually change it. They also include a "Platinum Delivery Plan" by default. These two things add $30 to the price. Plus there's not even much value here. You could get the same performance for slightly less by building your own PC, using the same parts.

These people... ughh. I got my machine from them and even in the mailing box I could hear a rattling. Video card was loose inside the machine. No screw? Just slapped together at 4:30 on a Friday or something? This machine consistantly restarts itself every time I even move my elbow on the desk. Sure, there's vibration, even a little moisture on the elbow does that. It restarted 8 times the other night and there is no excuse for that, Michigan or Arizona, weather should not be an issue.
Their website is antique. They use images for both phone number and contact email, not links. I wrote them, more than a few times. It took three weeks writing their custsvc email for someone to get back to me. And they got back to me on the PHONE. I didn't order this by phone so... why would I expect someone interrupting my work day calling me on the phone wanting to give me numbers or listening to their BS? Email me, and sooner than THREE weeks. Let me call when it's convenient for ME, not convenient for the manufacturer. (turns out they only take calls 8-2, six hours, west coast time.) After THREE weeks I get a phonecall? NO. Not after writing a few times and three weeks later after I've added fans... typical... wait till the customer has modified then claim no responsibility.
MY chief complaints: (1) Video card was not screwed into place and was bouncing around in the case, possibly causing hardware problems. (2) 3 weeks response time. (3) Bothering me while I'm busy at work with clients... on the PHONE instead of sending a courteous, apologetic email.
Why would I trust these people with an RMA situation that could take weeks?
Serious... folks... build your own or do better research than I did. These portatech folks are just... 1980's.