PC Components

Processors. Graphics Cards. Memory. Build It Right.

PC components are the foundation of every custom build, and one incompatible part can stall an entire project while you wait for a return and replacement. The right processor, motherboard, graphics card, power supply, cooling solution, and memory kit work together to deliver the exact performance your workload demands, whether that is a quiet home office machine, a high-refresh gaming rig, or a multi-GPU rendering workstation. The catalog covers AMD Ryzen and Intel Core processors, ASUS and MSI and GIGABYTE motherboards, Thermaltake and Cooler Master and Corsair power supplies and coolers, and DDR4 and DDR5 memory kits from Kingston and Micron Crucial.

PC Components for Every Build

• Home office and productivity workstations — efficient quad-core and six-core processors with integrated graphics, small form factor motherboards, and quiet cooling for all-day use
• Gaming rigs and esports machines — high-clock-speed CPUs, dedicated graphics cards, fast DDR5 memory, and oversized coolers that sustain peak frame rates during extended sessions
• Content creation and video editing studios — multi-core processors, high-VRAM graphics cards, and 64 GB or more of RAM for timeline scrubbing, 3D rendering, and live compositing
• Machine learning and GPU compute nodes — workstation-class motherboards with multiple PCIe x16 slots, high-wattage power supplies, and enterprise cooling for sustained GPU loads
• Server and virtualization hosts — ECC-compatible memory, server-grade motherboards, and redundant power supplies for always-on reliability
• Budget student and classroom builds — entry-level APUs with integrated graphics, affordable B-series motherboards, and 16 GB memory kits that deliver solid everyday performance

How to Choose the Right PC Components

Start with the processor, because the CPU determines the motherboard socket, chipset, and memory generation the rest of the build requires. AMD Ryzen 7000 and 9000 series processors use the AM5 socket with DDR5 memory, while prior Ryzen generations use AM4 with DDR4. Intel 12th through 14th generation Core processors use LGA 1700 and support DDR4 or DDR5 depending on the motherboard. Once the CPU and board are selected, every other component follows from their specifications.

Match the power supply wattage to total system draw with headroom to spare. A mid-range gaming build with a Ryzen 5 or Core i5 and a mid-tier GPU typically draws 300 to 400 watts, so a 650-watt PSU provides comfortable margin. High-end builds pairing flagship processors with top-tier graphics cards can draw 600 watts or more, pushing the recommended PSU to 850 watts or higher. Look for 80 Plus Bronze, Gold, or Platinum certification for efficient power delivery and modular cabling to simplify routing inside your case.

For memory, check the motherboard QVL (qualified vendor list) to confirm compatibility and supported speeds. Running memory at the rated XMP or EXPO profile ensures advertised frequency without manual tuning. Two sticks in dual-channel outperform a single stick of the same total capacity, so a 2x16 GB kit is preferred over one 32 GB module. DDR4 and DDR5 use different physical slots and are not interchangeable, so confirm the memory type before purchasing.

PC Components by Category

• Processors — AMD Ryzen and Intel Core desktop CPUs spanning entry-level quad-cores to high-core-count workstation chips
• Motherboards — ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards from ASUS, MSI, and GIGABYTE for AM5, AM4, and LGA 1700 platforms
• Graphics Cards — dedicated GPUs for gaming, content creation, and GPU-accelerated compute from ASUS, MSI, and GIGABYTE
• Power Supplies — 80 Plus certified PSUs from 450W to 1200W with modular and semi-modular cabling options
• Cooling and Fans — tower air coolers, AIO liquid coolers, and case fans from Thermaltake, Cooler Master, and Corsair
• RAM and Memory — DDR4 and DDR5 desktop kits from Kingston FURY, Micron Crucial, and Corsair Vengeance

PC Components by Brand

• AMD — Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards for gaming, productivity, and content creation builds
• Intel — Core and Xeon processors for consumer desktops, gaming systems, and workstation-class machines
• GIGABYTE — AORUS motherboards, graphics cards, and power supplies with gaming-first design and RGB integration
• Thermaltake — Toughpower PSUs, tower coolers, AIO liquid coolers, and TOUGHFAN case fans
• Cooler Master — Hyper and MasterAir tower coolers, MasterLiquid AIOs, and V-series power supplies
• Corsair — Vengeance and Dominator RAM, iCUE AIO coolers, RM-series PSUs, and 4000/5000 series cases
• Kingston — FURY Beast and FURY Renegade DDR4 and DDR5 desktop memory kits
• Micron Crucial — Crucial Pro and Crucial Classic DDR4 and DDR5 RAM and solid-state drives
• Fractal Design — Define, Meshify, and North series PC cases with sound-dampened panels and clean cable routing
• In Win — mid-tower and full-tower chassis with tempered glass panels and modular interior layouts

Complete Your PC Component Setup

• Desktop Computers — pre-built desktops for buyers who want a ready-to-go system without sourcing individual parts
• Monitors — gaming, productivity, and professional displays to pair with your new build
• Storage — NVMe SSDs, SATA drives, and external storage for boot drives, game libraries, and project files