Buying a PC? Verify it's right first.
Compatibility, warranty traps, and wasted money - checked before you pay.Every build gets the same three checks.
Compatibility pass
Socket, RAM type, clearance, connectors, power draw. Every part checked against every other. Won't-fit and won't-post fail here.
Insider read
Weak-VRM boards on hot CPUs, grey-market warranty traps, the parts a shop pushes to pad the bill. Years of knowing where the bodies are buried.
Final verdict
One GetPC Score and a plain buy-this or change-that. You walk into the shop knowing more than the person selling to you.
Not another parts site. A decade inside the trade.
I'm Ash. I'm based in Nainital, Uttarakhand. For the last decade I've worked across the Indian PC industry with direct partnerships with MSI, Deepcool, Corsair, Cooler Master, ASUS, and most of the major AIB partners. I've spec'd and assembled thousands of builds personally, debugged every kind of compatibility failure you can imagine, and dealt with the distributor network on both sides: as a customer and as a partner.
People who've worked with me know two things about me: I'm honest about parts even when it costs me a sale, and I actually know how PCs work at the level where it matters - the spec sheet, the firmware, the warranty paperwork, the import chain. That's the perspective this site tries to make available to people who don't have me on speed-dial.
Build here, or check one I already have?
Both. Build it slot by slot, or bring the parts a shop quoted you. Either way you get the same honest verdict: compatibility, traps, and whether it's worth buying.
Are the prices live?
Some are. A green “LIVE” price is fetched from a retailer; an “indicative” price is GetPC's catalogue estimate. Mixed build totals say exactly how many parts use live prices. GetPC compares retailers and does not sell the parts, so the vendor's checkout price is final.
What makes this different?
Most builders only check if parts physically fit. This one has an opinion, built from years in the Indian market. It flags the scams and overspends a spec-sheet checker never will.
Do I need to log in?
No. Build and verify freely. Sign in only if you want to save builds, track warranties, or share them.