PC Wizard
Five quick steps. One complete, compatible PC that stays under budget, priced live.
Pick everything that applies. The most demanding pick sets the target.
Game names belong to their publishers.
Questions
It checks every CPU, graphics card, memory and storage combination in its catalog, fits a motherboard, cooler, power supply and case around each one, drops anything that fails a compatibility rule, and picks the best value for your games under your budget. No AI guesswork: the same inputs always give the same build.
Tom's Hardware's GPU hierarchy (June 2026): the average of 11 games at Ultra settings, tested on a Ryzen 7 9800X3D. A slower CPU, different settings or upscaling will change your real fps, so treat it as a guide, not a promise.
Once your games hit their target, extra money only buys small fps gains, so the wizard keeps the change. Raise the budget or tap Swap on the graphics card to see faster options and what they add to the total.
It's on by default, so swaps only offer parts that work with the rest of the build. Turn it off to also see parts that won't fit, marked ✕, for example if you already own one.
Only if you choose "Open to used" in Extras. Used graphics cards and CPUs can be much better value, and are labeled used everywhere.
Yes. Save keeps it in your lists (synced if you sign in), Share link copies a link that rebuilds the same parts with that day's prices, and Open in Build a PC lets you fine-tune it part by part.
