CPU
The CPU handles game logic and background tasks. It matters especially in CPU-heavy games and high-FPS esports.
YOUR FIRST PC PLAN
Build the PC
you actually need.
Choose your games, screen resolution and budget first. Then select compatible parts instead of chasing the most expensive names.
GPU
The graphics card renders the image. It has the biggest impact on visual quality and FPS in many games.
Motherboard
It must support your CPU socket, RAM type and the storage you want. Check before buying.
RAM
Use compatible RAM as a matched kit. Capacity helps when games and apps are using all available memory.
SSD
An SSD makes Windows and games load faster. Check the connector and free motherboard slot.
Power supply
Choose a reputable model with enough wattage and the right power connectors for the GPU.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Compatibility checklist
- CPU socket matches the motherboard.
- Motherboard supports the RAM generation.
- Case fits the graphics card and motherboard size.
- Power supply has enough wattage and correct GPU cables.
- SSD has a compatible M.2 or SATA connection.
- Check the return policy and do not buy used parts without testing details.