PC Hardware Configurator

This tool is a Europe-focused PC hardware configurator that helps builders, IT teams, and enthusiasts plan systems by selecting components that are compatible across sockets, RAM types, form factors, and power budgets. It generates a validated parts list, estimates energy use, and produces a procurement-ready BOM with regional prices. It targets gaming rigs, content creators, workstation upgrades, and education labs across Europe, offering guidance on component viability, total cost of ownership, and upgrade pathways.
How it works conceptually: a rule-based engine consults a component database and applies domain rules to validate compatibility. Users input constraints such as budget, performance targets, form factor, and region; the engine then matches candidates, computes total wattage, cooling needs, and price ranges, and flags conflicts. It can propose alternative parts to meet the same workload within the budget. The output includes multiple viable configurations, a BOM with regional part numbers, and a side-by-side cost and performance comparison.
Unique value and use cases: EU region aware pricing, stock hints, and VAT-inclusive totals streamline procurement for individuals and businesses. Use cases include building a gaming PC, a content creation workstation, or an educational lab, plus evaluating upgrades over time. Core features include automated compatibility scoring, energy cost projections, and exportable BOMs suitable for vendors or purchasing portals.
Core features and exports: CSV or JSON BOM exports, energy estimates, and a comparison view; integration-ready outputs align with regional distributors to reflect current availability and pricing. This combination reduces procurement cycle time, minimizes compatibility errors, and yields ready-to-order configurations for Europe.