Alternatives to PCPartPicker

[Garden_Phantom]

Hello LTT Forum :)

Here in New Zealand, the version of pcpartpicker is decent but not as good as the US one. It doesn't show all parts from the sites ( small selection ) and the sites they choose to show are not amazing.

I was just wondering if there was any kind of website that lets you put together systems ( to check compatibility and prices)

It doesn't have to be specifically for NZ ( just anything with a large selection of parts and that checks compatibility), but if you can find one for NZ that would be fantastic.

With this if you can find computer parts websites in New Zealand that would be nice :)

Thank you in advance! :D

[mvitkun]

I think PCPartPicker is one of a kind,and even the US version isn't completely perfect.

 

that's why they have the override options,to pick a different price or merchant,or insert your own.

[pcman2000]

In New Zealand, you can try PriceSpy.co.nz

 

I personally use it and love it, however it doesn't do exactly the same thing as PCPP

[NinjaStyle013]

Use partpicker to pick out the parts you want in your budget, go to pricespy then to the shops prices and take down their prices.

You will almost always save a bunch. That's how I figured out my build and I'm in New Zealand.