Tell us what you can spend and what the PC is for. We pick parts that work together, show roughly what each one costs in your currency, and link to Amazon or eBay to check today's price.
MSI Raider 16 MAX HX B2WI-640ESY
MSI Raider 16 MAX HX B2WJ-629ESY
MSI G244F E2 24" FHD 180Hz IPS
Acer Nitro VG240Y M3 24" FHD 180Hz IPS
Acer Predator Helios Neo 14 AI PHN14-71
ASUS TUF Gaming FX610JH-TU007W 16″ Laptop
Curved and flat gaming monitors at 144 Hz and up. Compare size, panel and refresh rate side by side, then check today's price.
Shop gaming monitors → 144 Hz+ gaming monitors 1917 models 1440p monitors 1400 models 
Curved monitors 1056 models 
RGB gaming mice 14 models 
RGB keyboards 284 models 
1 TB NVMe SSDs 491 models 
16 GB graphics cards 278 models 
Gaming laptops 1037 models 
Mechanical keyboards 354 models 
Wireless mice 298 models 
DDR5 RAM 449 models 
16 GB GDDR6 · 3.06 GHz boost · 330 mm long
16 GB GDDR7 · 2.60 GHz boost · 229 mm long
32 GB GDDR7 · 2.73 GHz boost · 361 mm long
12 GB GDDR6 · 2.86 GHz boost · 305 mm long
16 GB GDDR7 · 327 mm long
Mini-Tower · mATX · GPU up to 410 mm
Mid-Tower · ATX / mATX / ITX · GPU up to 410 mm
Mid-Tower · ATX / mATX / ITX · GPU up to 415 mm
Mid-Tower · ATX / mATX / ITX · GPU up to 345 mm
Z890 Express · LGA1851 (Socket V1) · mATX
Dell Pro 13 Premium PA13250 13″ Laptop
ASUS TUF Gaming TUF-RX9070XT-O16G-ONIMUSHA Radeon RX 9070 XT 16 GB Graphics Card
Jabra Evolve3 45 UC USB-A with Dongle Stereo (Charging Stand)
Lenovo ThinkVision E24-40 Monitor
ASUS DUAL-RTX5060TI-O16G-WHITE GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB Graphics Card
Drag the slider. The planner shows your tier, its rarity and a sensible split between graphics card, processor, memory and the rest. Gaming builds put the most into the GPU; editing builds lean on the CPU and RAM.
The tiers and prices are estimates, not shop prices: real prices follow the market and change often. They cover the PC parts only, no monitor, keyboard, mouse or Windows.
Everyday gaming at 1080p
Finding parts that fit…
Full part lists, why we picked each part, and what to upgrade first.
1080p eSports at high frame rates and newer games at medium to high
New AAA games at 1080p high, eSports at very high frame rates, light 1440p
1440p gaming at high settings, plus streaming and video editing
1440p at max settings, 4K with upscaling, and content creation
Real-world benchmark estimates, value for money, and key spec differences side by side.
Start with what you can spend. The planner splits it across the parts and shows roughly what each one costs in your currency today.
We check the CPU socket, DDR4 vs DDR5, PSU wattage and cabinet size while you pick, so you don't end up sending a motherboard back.
Buttons open Amazon or eBay for the country you're in. Buying for someone abroad? Pick their country at the top of the page.
Prices are approximate: from current eBay listings or the launch price, converted to your currency and checked daily against shop prices. The store has the real price. FPS and power figures are estimates, and we label them that way.
Avoid expensive mistakes. We validate physical clearances and electrical specs before you buy.
We ensure your chosen CPU matches the motherboard chipset and socket architecture (e.g., AMD AM4, AM5, Intel LGA1700, LGA1851). Memory generation (DDR4 vs DDR5) is automatically matched so your RAM clicks in without surprises.
Modern GPUs experience microsecond power spikes (transients). Our system calculates total component TDP and adds 25–30% safety headroom to recommend the ideal 80+ certified PSU wattage, preventing sudden reboots.
We track case interior dimensions, CPU air cooler maximum heights, radiator mount locations (240mm/360mm), and triple-fan GPU lengths in millimeters so your parts actually fit inside your selected cabinet.
Our interactive PC Builder checks socket compatibility, RAM type (DDR4 vs DDR5), power supply wattage requirements, and case dimensions in real time as you pick each component.
For 1080p esports (Valorant, CS2, Fortnite), ₹35,000–₹45,000 ($500–$600) is an ideal entry budget. For smooth 1080p/1440p AAA gaming with ray tracing, ₹60,000–₹85,000 ($800–$1,200) delivers the best price-to-performance sweet spot.
Specifications are compiled from verified manufacturer data and Wikipedia hardware catalogs. Prices reflect live retailer listings across Amazon and eBay in your country, updated daily so you can compare real-world market values.
Our algorithm compares IPC (Instructions Per Clock), core architecture, and single-thread performance against the GPU compute capabilities across 1080p, 1440p, and 4K gaming resolutions to ensure you are not wasting money on an mismatched pair.
