Budget gaming
Ryzen 5 7600 + RTX 5060 Ti Ventus 2X OC Plus 8GB
£771.65
FPS calculator and PC builder
Know your frame rate before you buy
Pick a CPU and graphics card to see the FPS to expect in popular games, then build around them. Parts that will not fit are filtered out, each price is shown in pounds, and the final figure is at the shop's checkout.
Your build
Start with the first step.
Start from a template
Gaming 1440p
Ryzen 7 7800X3D + RX 9070 Challenger 16GB
£1,129.13
Compact ITX
Ryzen 7 7700 + RTX 5070 Prime 12GB
£1,189.57
How many frames will your PC manage?
Tell us what is in your PC. You get expected FPS in popular games, a bottleneck reading at each resolution, and a check on whether your RAM and PSU wattage are up to the job.
Are you a retailer?
Want your shop prices to appear in our configurator? Integrate through the API and get buyer traffic - you pay only for clicks.
What you find out before spending a penny
FPS at three resolutions
Choose a pairing and read off the frame rate to expect in popular games at 1080p, 1440p and 4K, and whether the processor is holding the card back.
Whether it all fits together
Socket, memory type, case clearance and PSU wattage are checked as you go, so a part that would not work is never offered.
Which shop is cheapest
Each part is priced in pounds across the shops we track for the UK, GamingKit and CCL among them, and refreshed at least twice a day.
From first pick to the basket
Start with the CPU and graphics card
They decide your frame rate, so choose those first and the options for everything else narrow to suit.
Let the build check itself
Power draw is added up and each new part is tested against the ones already chosen.
Order from the cheapest shop
You leave with a parts list and a link to whichever shop has each item for the fewest pounds.
Common questions
How accurate is the FPS calculator?
Treat its figures as estimates, not measured benchmarks. A single performance model, calibrated against published results at 1080p, 1440p and 4K, works out the average FPS for a processor and graphics card in popular games on high settings, and shows whether the processor holds the card back.
Do the prices include VAT?
Shops in our UK feed show prices with VAT, in pounds. A seller shipping from abroad may differ and may add import VAT or duty, so the shop's checkout has the final figure, and delivery is the shop's to confirm. Prices come from product feeds and are refreshed at least twice a day, so each is correct as of its last update.
Could I still end up with parts that do not work together?
The configurator is built to stop that. Before a part is offered it checks the CPU socket, the memory type, what fits in the case, cooler height and PSU wattage. Parts that clash on fit are held back, and a PSU that looks short on wattage gets a warning.
What does it cost, and who pays for the site?
You pay nothing to use it. The site earns from the shops when customers reach them through us.