Build your gaming PC and compare part prices
How to use the PC Builder
- Pick your parts. Choose a CPU, motherboard, memory, storage, power supply and case (cooler and graphics card are optional), or start from a performance level.
- Read the checks. Sockets, memory, sizes, power and cables are checked as you go. “Can’t check” means a spec isn’t on file.
- Compare and save. Use “Check price” to open each part at the stores, then save the build or copy a share link.
Pick your parts and check they work together: sockets, memory, sizes, power and cables. We don’t sell anything: every “Check price” link goes to the store.
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PC Builder FAQ
How do I use the PC Builder?
Pick a part for each slot, or start from a performance level (1080p budget, 1080p esports, 1440p high or 4K) and change parts from there. Compatibility checks and a power estimate update as you pick. When you are done, save the build or copy a share link.
Where do the prices come from?
We don’t sell parts or set prices. Each “Check price” link opens that part on a retailer’s own page or search in a new tab, so you see the store’s current price and stock there.
How often are prices updated?
Prices are always live on the retailer’s page because we link straight to it rather than storing them. Our parts list and specs are refreshed daily.
Does it check part compatibility?
Yes. It checks CPU socket, memory type and speed, physical fit such as graphics card and cooler clearance in the case, power supply wattage and cables. If a spec isn’t on file it says “Can’t check” rather than guessing, and lists things to confirm yourself, like BIOS version and memory QVL.