Custom PC build planner

Tell us what you want it to do.

You do not need to know CPUs, GPUs, chipsets, or power supplies. Tell us how you plan to use the computer, what matters to you, and what you want to spend. GotCracked will research a compatible current-parts build around those goals.

Step 1 of 4

What is this computer for?

Start with the real workload. That tells us where your budget should go.

Primary use Anything else it needs to handle?

Will gaming be part of this build?

Yes No

Specific creative or professional apps

Step 2 of 4

Budget and performance priorities

Give us the ceiling you are comfortable with. The estimate shown later includes the researched parts and GotCracked’s build service as one total.

Maximum total budget Enter your total build budget in dollars. What should that budget include? Storage target How long should it feel current? Upgrade priority Windows license needed?

Step 3 of 4

How should it look and feel?

A good build should fit the room and the person using it—not just a benchmark chart.

RGB lighting Color Case size Noise preference Wi-Fi / Bluetooth Parts you already own or want us to reuse Anything else that would make this build feel right?

Step 4 of 4

Where should we send the build plan?

We’ll save the recommendation to the GotCracked lead queue so the same build can be reviewed with you before any parts are purchased.

Your name Email Phone Preferred contact method

Building your recommendation.

Reading your goals and budget…

We’re checking current component options, pricing, and compatibility. This can take a little longer than a normal form because it is researching the current parts market.

What happens next

One survey. One coherent build.

We translate your games, apps, resolution, performance goals, and aesthetics into hardware priorities.
Current parts are researched from reputable US retailers, with Amazon and Newegg prioritized where practical.
Before an automated price is shown, the exact core configuration must pass Newegg PC Builder compatibility verification and a second manufacturer-specification cross-check for sockets, memory type, physical clearances, cooling, storage interfaces, BIOS support, PSU connectors, and power headroom.
If the Newegg PC Builder check or any manufacturer compatibility fact cannot be verified, the build is held for manual review and no automated estimate is released.
You see the recommended components and one estimated total—not GotCracked’s internal part-cost breakdown.
The sourcing trail and internal pricing remain with your GotCracked build request for staff review and purchasing.

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No parts are purchased automatically.
Your recommendation is reviewed and confirmed with you before GotCracked orders components.