PC Builder: Part Picker

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About this app

Building a PC can be more cost-effective than buying a pre-built one. You have control over the components you choose, allowing you to allocate your budget where it matters most for your specific needs.

Whether you need a gaming powerhouse, a content creation workstation, or a silent office PC, you can select components that match your needs perfectly.

Building your PC allows you to choose high-quality components, resulting in better performance compared to many off-the-shelf options

Features:
- Automatic builder
- Compatibility check
- Estimated Wattage
- Daily price update
- Custom parts
- Custom Currency Converter
- Region : Australia , Canada, France ,India, Italy, German, Spain, United Kingdom ,United States & more country will be supported

Parts category: CPU, Motherboard, Ram, SSD, HDD, GPU, PSU, Case, Cooler, Monitor, Speaker/headset, Mouse, Keyboard, Capture Cards, Sound Cards, Game Controller, Gaming Chairs, Monitor Accessories, Adapters.

The automatic build feature will generate the best performance for the budget given and based on parts rating on the market.

We are always working for more improvement & features. Keep updated!

You can buy selected parts via amazon with provided links.

DISCLAIMER
PC Builder is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com

Ratings and reviews

It's a nice solid PC builder app. Although there are some drawbacks such as certain PC parts that aren't in the system... Yet... This definitely looks and feels simpler than using PC Part Picker but also easier to access since it's an actual app. They definitely do have some parts PPP doesn't have, but there are some that PPP does that this one doesn't. I definitely do recommend this app if you're looking for quick access and simplicity in your experience.

Overall I think the app has potential, but suffers from the lack of any way to filter your results. If the is given filters to discern parts it would be an instant 5 stars from me. Edit: If I could give 4.5 stars I could, I think the add in of the filter in its current form still needs some work, like being able to select multiple makers, or a range of wattages on psu's. Thanks for work it makes the app a bit less nebulous when looking for parts.

First of all, it's a great app. It is very easy to use and fun as well. I really love the auto build feature that builds you a system based on your budget. One issue I have is that if you have a build list open and close the app it doesn't save it. You don't even have to delete it from recents. Just press home and it's gone. Even worse, this also happens if your in multi window and you click the other window, your list is gone. It does fall behind with some features too but the devs seem to actually read these reviews so here you go guys: 1. I don't know where it looks for prices but it's either manually updated or looks at only 1 source. For example a ryzen 5 1600 is priced at $149.99 at Amazon and some other major sources and has been for a while but this app prices it at $170. 2. There is no way to see anything about a part. You just see the price which isn't real accurate and you see name and model. There is no link to any part info such as power usage or OC capacity if it's not in the title. Would be nice if there was a product page with more detailed info and pics of the part along with links to where I can find the part and for what price. Really, the product info page isn't even necessary as a product link has all that info. But this won't work if the whole part list goes away when I leave the app. 3. Since the app doesn't have any info about the product other than the title, there also isn't a feature based filter to specify parts by certain characteristics like clock speed or price. I just have to look through the products until I find my desired feature in the title. 4. No cross building. It makes me choose either Intel or AMD build and applies it to more than just the Mobo and CPU for some reason. I can't choose an Nvidia GPU on an AMD build even though Nvidia is neither Intel or AMD. This is bizarre as GTX cards are perfectly compatible with AMD builds and RX cards work with Intel CPUs too. 5. I can't manually change price on individual parts but for some reason it let's you + or - quantity on all parts even though you would never have more than 1 of anything except RAM or SLI cards. Setting it to 0 is good for parts you already have and don't need to buy. 6. No compatibility filter other than socket to CPU. If you want to put 8 sticks of RAM on a mobo with only 4 slots, this app won't stop you. There is only DDR4 RAM and motherboards so you at least won't have the wrong type of RAM. If you want a DDR3 build, you can't do it here.

What's new

Version 2.14
- Fix data update issue

Keep updated for more features!