Your PC, priced today
See what your build would cost today. Share your build.
Compare your own build ↗Your build
Start with your CPU, or choose any part. Add what you paid.
Shown as “Mike's build” on your image. Saved in this browser.
What would my PC
cost today?
Add the exact parts in your PC and the price you paid for each one. RIGFLATION compares those amounts with current Amazon offers for the same models.
If a part has no current offer, you can enter a price yourself. Parts without either price stay outside the totals. Save or share the result with its check date.
About your price comparison
Which PC parts can I compare?
CPU, graphics card, RAM, storage, motherboard, cooling, power supply and case. You can add several parts in a category, up to 24 parts per build.
Where do the current prices come from?
Amazon.com for United States · USD and Amazon.fr for France · EUR. Choose your region before adding parts. Offers can change or disappear after a check.
What happens if a part is unavailable?
You can enter a current price from another shop or an estimate. It is marked as a custom price, with the date you entered it. Otherwise, that part is excluded from the comparison totals.
Is this my PC’s resale value?
The result is the cost of buying the same parts at the prices shown. It does not estimate what someone would pay for your used PC.
Are these historical market prices?
You enter what you paid. RIGFLATION saves dated Amazon checks made while you use the tool; it does not reconstruct prices from before those checks. The purchase date is optional.
Where is my build saved?
Your editable build stays in this browser, separately for each region. Sharing creates a saved comparison that anyone with its link can view. That link keeps the prices and date captured when you shared it.