Compatibility-checked builds

Build a PC that fits, first try.

Live compatibility checks, performance estimates, bottleneck analysis, and real retailer prices across Canada and the US.

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40,721 parts tracked · live retailer prices · no account needed

Active configuration

1440p sweet spot

No conflicts
86Gaming
60Productivity
EvenBalance

0–100 estimates from our own engine. How scores work

Cyberpunk 2077 key artCyberpunk 20771440p, high/ultra preset76fps est.
Total (USD)$1,718.98
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from the games registry

The most recently verified released titles, at 1440p on the selected preset. Figures are engine estimates, not measured benchmarks — how we estimate FPS.

Everything you need to build smart

Instant Compatibility

Detect incompatible parts instantly with inline callouts and suggested alternatives.

Performance Estimates

Estimated scores for Gaming, Productivity, and Content Creation with bottleneck analysis.

Price Comparison

Live prices from Canadian and US retailers. Click through with affiliate buy links.

Curious how the numbers work? See how scores & compatibility are calculated →

Plan a PC that fits, performs, and doesn’t overspend

BlueprintPC is a free PC build planner for people who want a working, well-balanced machine without spending a weekend cross-referencing spec sheets.

Real-time compatibility engine

As you add parts, the builder checks real compatibility rules the way an experienced builder would — CPU-to-motherboard socket, RAM type and speed, power-supply headroom, and GPU and cooler clearance inside the case — and flags conflicts inline with a plain-language reason and a suggested fix, not just a red X.

Performance scoring

Every build and every prebuilt in our catalog also gets three estimated performance scores on a 0–100 scale — Gaming, Productivity, and Content Creation — plus a bottleneck check that tells you when a CPU and GPU are mismatched. The methodology is documented in plain language rather than hidden in a black box.

Live price comparison

Where retailers publish them, live prices from Canadian and US stores let you compare a build’s total cost instead of guessing. It’s the whole planning loop — compatibility, performance, and price — in one place.

Not sure where to start? Our budget buyers’ guides walk through exactly what to expect and where the money should go at each price point: best gaming PC under $1,000, under $1,500, and under $2,000. Or browse all buying guides.

How It Works

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Pick Components
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Check Compatibility
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Buy with Confidence

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