Your first build starts here.
Build your own PC.
You can’t get it wrong.
Start with the part you care about most — the graphics card, maybe. Every other choice then shows you only what fits. No dead ends, and nothing to return.
No accountNothing to buy yetNothing to return
bays — fill any first
9
parts, checked for you
20,496
to try, no account
Free
Two ways in. Same builder.
Switch any time — your build comes with you.For first-timers
Easy peasy
Three good picks per bay, described in plain words. No model numbers to decode, no spec sheets to cross-reference — just “quiet”, “fast enough for 1440p”, “room to grow”.
→Shortlists instead of catalogues
→Plain-language warnings
→Assembly guide written for first-timers
For returning builders
Expert
The whole catalogue with every constraint on the surface: socket, memory standard, clearance in millimetres, transient headroom. Filters open inline, never over the list.
→Full spec lines on every option
→Exact reason a part is excluded
→Fork any public build and diverge
What we check while you build
Compatibility
Socket, memory type, board size, and cooler and card clearance. If two parts can't share a case, you see it the moment you pick the second one.
PSU headroom
Your parts' likely power draw against the supply, with room for spikes. The meter turns amber long before anything is at risk.
Frames per second
A rough frame rate at your monitor's resolution, plus a heads-up when the processor is holding the graphics card back.
Assembly order
A step-by-step order for the parts you actually chose — the sequence that keeps the build easy and your knuckles intact.
See what others built
Open one, swap a part, it's yours.@ape2man1 fork
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Iron Mantis
De beste thuisserver — Tweakers Best Buy Guide (partial: 5/5 parts matched in catalogue).
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Ready when you are.
No account, no cart. Add what you know — the panel sorts out the rest.










