PC configurator
Pick your parts step by step - only compatible ones are shown.
How the configurator works
- Pick parts step by step. Start with the processor or any other part - the configurator shows only products that are really on sale, at today's prices.
- Compatibility is checked automatically. The engine checks more than a dozen rules: the processor socket and chipset, the RAM generation and number of slots, cooler height and radiator space in the case, graphics card length, power supply wattage and connectors (including 12VHPWR), M.2 and SATA slots - and warns you when an older board may need a BIOS update.
- Prices compared in real time. For every part you see the cheapest offer from the connected shops - prices refresh every hour, and the purchase itself happens at the shop.
- Save, share, order. A finished build can be saved, shared as a link, downloaded as a PDF or published to the community - and you see the expected FPS in popular games straight away.
Frequently asked questions
Is the configurator free?
Yes, completely. We earn from the shops, which pay for visits to their pages - the price you pay does not change because of it, and the comparison stays neutral: we always show the cheapest offer.
How is part compatibility checked?
The compatibility engine compares the real specifications of each part: the CPU socket against the motherboard, the RAM generation (DDR4/DDR5) against the board and the processor, cooler height and radiator against the case, graphics card length, power supply wattage and cables against what the whole system needs. Incompatible parts are simply not shown, or are flagged with a warning.
Are the prices real?
Yes - we take prices straight from the shops' data feeds and refresh them every hour. When a product sells out, it drops out of the catalogue automatically.
How many FPS will my build get?
Once you have chosen a processor and a graphics card, the configurator shows the expected FPS in popular games (1080p-4K). A PC you already own can be checked in the FPS calculator.
Can I save a build and come back later?
Yes - you can save a build to your account, share the link with friends or on a forum, download a tidy PDF with prices, or publish it in the community builds section.