Is it worth buying parts from different stores?
It depends on the budget. Today no budget shows a price difference worth splitting an order over, but at 7,000 PLN the same spend buys a component 5% faster than the best single-store build.
Prices checked 29/10/2026, 19:23
What it comes to at each budget
| Budget | Single store | Several stores — same performance | Several stores — lowest price | Store |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| up to 3,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 4,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 5,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 6,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 7,000 PLN | 6,988 PLN | 6,976 PLN — the same money, a processor 5% faster | Media Expert | |
| up to 8,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 9,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
| up to 10,000 PLN | At this budget we found no difference today worth splitting an order over. | |||
How we work it out
For each budget we assemble builds from the same catalog. The first buys everything in one store: the best complete build that store can supply, taking the cheapest of the stores no other store beats. The rest take each part from whichever store has it cheapest.
The build in the second column has to match the first before we count any difference. It cannot have a slower graphics card, less memory, a smaller drive or a slower class of drive, and its processor has to be chosen so it won't hold the card back. That column therefore shows the price difference alone.
The last column cuts the price harder and gives up some performance for it. Next to every such entry we say which part is slower and by how much — without that, the difference would look like the work of shopping across stores alone. At some budgets there is no such build and a dash stays.
Sometimes there is no price difference and the mixed build still has a stronger part for the same money. We say that instead of a figure, because it is the only true answer for that budget.
Prices come from the stores and we refresh them four times a day, so the table shows where things stand today rather than on the day someone wrote the page. The case, cooler and power supply often differ between the builds — the comparison covers performance and capacity, not every part one by one.
What the difference doesn't cover
Buying across stores means several deliveries, and splitting the order gives up the assembly service some stores offer on a complete build. Against a few hundred złoty that's a detail; against a few dozen it isn't.
So we only show the multi-store build when the difference is big enough to cover those inconveniences with room to spare. At some budgets there's no such build, and we say so rather than pad the table.