We accept Company Check, Cashier’s Check PayPal & wire transfers as well as major credit cards including American Express, Discover, MasterCard, & VISA. We do not accept purchase orders for net payment terms without first establishing a purchase history. If you need assistance in financing your order, we have a number of companies we work with who can assist you with leasing or other payment options.

 Most orders are shipped out within 24 to 48 hours of payment. Most systems are shipped out via FedEx Ground. The transit time varies depending upon your location. The majority of packages take from 3-5 days to get to the customer. You should receive an email from FedEx with your tracking number. If the email is not in your inbox, please check your spam filter, as some email clients may flag automatically sent email as spam.

All of our systems are customized by knowledgeable technicians.  Our equipment first undergoes a physical inspection process to ensure that the products are mechanically sound. The system is then reconfigured as necessary with fully tested parts and updated with the most recent firmware & BIOS versions. Further testing is then performed on the systems using detailed diagnostics software to make sure no problems exist with the hardware. These steps help ensure you get a computer system that is ready to go when it is delivered.

Yes! All of our systems are built to order and almost every aspect of the server can be customized to meet your needs. The number of possible combinations of configurations would be too many to list online. We list a few generalized specifications to give customers an idea of what we can do.  Please give us a call or send an email so that we can discuss your exact needs.

No, we usually have much more inventory available than what is listed online. We have more than 10,000 square feet of parts and systems with new items coming in every week. 
If you are looking for a part or configuration you don’t see on our website, please give us a call at 1-888-712-0717 so we can help you directly.

SCSISTUFF is pronounced ‘scuzzy’ (/skuh´zee/) stuff (stʌf).
SCSI is an acronym for Small Computer Systems Interface which was a popular protocol when we began building custom enclosures and cable assemblies for SCSI devices in the early 2000’s. Although the interfaces have changed, SCSI still exists in the form of Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) which is the predominant storage interface for servers today.