SMART PC CONFIGURATOR

PC configurator — we build a computer around your budget

Answer a few questions and we will put together a complete build within your budget.

A desktop PC built from components selected by the BudujPC configurator

We check compatibility · ready in 5 minutes

What do you need?

All three end in the same place: a complete set of parts that work together. The difference is how much you pick yourself.

You tell us what you want to spend and what the PC is for. We pick the whole set of parts, check they work together and show you the prices. You can swap any part afterwards.

  • A complete build within your budget
  • We check the parts work together
  • Swap any part afterwards
Enter your budget

Looking for a laptop instead?

Tell us your budget and what you need it for. We'll pick laptops that fit and show you where each one is cheapest.

Find your laptop

Gaming PC for 5,000 PLN

+17%

The same money buys a stronger mixed build

The graphics card is 17% faster than in the best build a single store can supply.

Media Expertbest single-store build
4,983PLN
total
Processor649 pln
Intel i5-14400F
Graphics card2399 pln
PNY GeForce RTX 5060 Ti OC Dual Fan 8GB DLSS 4
Motherboard289 pln
Gigabyte H610M K DDR4
Memory628 pln
G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 (2x8GB) 16GB 3200 CL16
SATA SSD489 pln
GOODRAM CX400 Gen.2 1TB
Power supply199 pln
Gigabyte P650SS ICE 650W 80+ Silver Bia
Case185 pln
Aerocool PGS CYLON
CPU cooler145 pln
Darkflash E400 Plus ARGB Biały
budujPCmixed configuration
4,973PLN
total
Processor499 pln
Intel i5-12400F
Graphics card2849 pln
Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9070 GRE 12GB
Motherboard259 pln
ASRock H610M-HVS/M.2 R2.0 DDR4
Memory569 pln
Patriot Signature Premium DDR4 2x8GB
SATA SSD489 pln
GOODRAM CX400 Gen.2 1TB
Power supply169 pln
Gembird Fornax Power 850W 80+ Bronze
Case90 pln
Akyga AK939BL
CPU cooler49 pln
Endorfy Spartan 5

We compare against the best complete build a single store can supply — the cheapest one no other store beats, today Media Expert. The mixed build's graphics card is no slower, its memory and storage are the same, and its processor is chosen so it won't hold the card back. The case, cooler and power supply may differ. Buying in several stores means several deliveries.

See the gaming PC under 5000 PLNIs it worth buying parts from different stores?

A gaming PC for every budget

Every gaming PC here is priced from what the stores are charging today, and we refresh those prices four times a day. Open one to see the full specification and the same budget at each store on its own.

  • budujPCBuild under 3000 PLN
    2,962PLN
    total
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  • budujPCBuild under 4000 PLN
    3,994PLN
    total
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    4,973PLN
    total
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    5,942PLN
    total
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    6,998PLN
    total
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    7,993PLN
    total
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    8,994PLN
    total
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  • budujPCBuild under 10000 PLN
    9,957PLN
    total
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How it works

4 simple steps to your PC

  1. 01

    You say what you need

    Say what you need

  2. 02

    We crunch the numbers

    We analyze parts and prices

  3. 03

    You get a shortlist

    You get several builds to compare

  4. 04

    You buy

    Buy through our store links

How does this help you?

Why you can trust us

Compatibility

Best value

Up-to-date database

No sponsors

How we choose the parts

Repeatable rules, not opinions

Choosing starts with dividing the budget, not with a list of parts. The graphics card takes the largest share, because it is the part that draws the picture in games. The processor and the power supply have to keep up with it, or it will not show what it can do.

The proportions did not come from instinct. We looked at our own catalog to see how gaming performance rises with the price of a card, and set the point where spending more stops paying off.

Every build then goes through roughly thirty compatibility rules: from the processor socket, through cooler height inside the case, to the length of the graphics card.

The power supply always gets headroom above the calculated draw. That headroom grows when a card's consumption is not known from a reliable source. We would rather add a little to the price than recommend a machine that shuts down under load.

What we don't do: we don't guess. Where product data is missing, we say so instead of filling in a plausible number.

The selection methodology was devised by Tomasz Synowski.

Biggest price drops of the past month

For each type of part, up to three products whose price has fallen most compared with a month ago. Click a product to see its specifications and price history.

  • Processor

  • Motherboard

  • Memory

  • SSD

  • Hard drive

  • Power supply

  • Case

  • CPU cooler

How we rank them: today's price at the cheapest store against the product's typical price a month ago, ordered by percentage drop. We leave out products whose price has only gone back to where it was before a temporary rise. We also take products off the list by hand when their price a month ago looks questionable. Prices as of 3 November.

Where the prices come from

Current prices, refreshed four times a day

We take prices and availability from the stores we track: X-Kom, Komputronik, Media Expert and RTV Euro AGD. We refresh them four times a day, so the build on screen is calculated at today's prices, not last month's.

For every request we show a mixed build, which takes each part wherever it is cheapest at that moment, and a separate build from each store. The mixed one usually comes out cheaper, but it means several parcels and separate complaints. A single-store build is one delivery, and often the option to have the store assemble it.

The lowest price is not always the best one. A product can be listed while the store has none, and the cheapest version of a card can come with a weaker cooler and a shorter warranty. So we take you to the specific offer, to check before you buy.

We earn a commission from the stores. Buying through our link supports the site, and the price you pay does not change. The commission has no effect on which parts we choose or on the order of the results — no store can pay us for a higher position.

Who this is for

Three situations where it saves you the most time

You are building your first PC. You roughly know what you want to spend, but you are not sure whether the processor fits the motherboard, or whether the card will fit in the case. We answer those questions for you, so you do not have to learn socket names or standards to buy a machine that works.

You are replacing an aging machine. A computer a few years old rarely needs everything replaced at once, but it is hard to judge on your own which part is holding the rest back. Take control over every part and mark what stays — we will build around it and check that the new parts will work with it.

You are buying a computer as a gift. Give the amount and what it is for, and you get a finished list with prices and links. You do not need to know hardware, or to read reviews.

If the computer is only for the web, video and office work, take the ready builds — cheap, with no separate graphics card and no questionnaire to fill in.

A prebuilt machine, or a build of your own

When each choice makes sense

A prebuilt gaming PC is a configuration somebody else chose. You buy it like any other appliance: one order, one warranty, one number to call.

With a build of your own you decide on every part and see what each one costs. You know what you are paying for, and you can move the money to where it matters most to you.

It costs time. You choose the parts, check they work together, and assemble the machine yourself — or pay a store to do it. With parts from several stores, each complaint goes to its own seller.

We take the first half of that work on ourselves: we choose the parts and check they fit together. The last word stays with you, because sometimes it comes down to details the manufacturers do not publish.

Before you start

The six questions that come up first

Why should I trust BudujPC?

That's a fair question. BudujPC earns money through affiliate partnerships with online stores, but those partnerships do not influence our recommendations. We don't promote more expensive products, specific brands, or particular stores. Recommendations are based on technical specifications, performance, compatibility, price, and availability — nothing else. Manufacturers and stores cannot pay for better placement, and we have no plans to introduce such an option.

Can manufacturers or stores influence the results?

No. No manufacturer or store can pay to make their products rank higher. No such option exists.

How does compatibility checking work?

We compare the specifications of every component against roughly thirty compatibility rules. The processor has to fit the motherboard, the memory has to fit the motherboard and clear the cooler, the cooler and the graphics card have to fit the case, and the power supply needs both the headroom and the right connectors. If the required information isn't available for a product, we'll tell you instead of making assumptions.

Why did I get this CPU or graphics card?

Recommendations are based on performance, technical specifications, price, availability, compatibility, and any preferences you've selected in the configurator. If you limit your search to a specific manufacturer, only products from that manufacturer will be considered. You can also adjust the requirements for individual components and recalculate the configuration at any time.

What's the difference between a single-store build and a mixed build?

A single-store build lets you order everything from one place. That usually means one shipment and, in some stores, the option to have the PC assembled before delivery. A mixed build chooses each component from the store offering the best current price. This often delivers better performance for the same budget, but requires multiple orders and self-assembly.

How often are prices, availability, and performance data updated?

Product prices, availability, and technical information are updated four times a day across all supported stores. Blender Open Data results are refreshed about once a week because they change far less frequently than retail pricing.

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