Is this similar to https://pcpartpicker.com ?

Thank you for nice comments. This is just a self financed prototype that will get better with use! I appreciate your time with testing/using the site. Lets not get ripped off! I expect the supply to get even tighter and prices going higher unfortunately. Local AI models, GIS/digital twins uses, robot training, VR, of course gamers, content creators, casual users, and of course people overseas all will be competing for similar hardware.

I think the project is quite good; however, I should be able to configure a computer according to my own preferences on the site, and then the site should be able to tell me where I can find that specific configuration—for example, by suggesting computers via links to sites like Amazon or eBay.

I like the idea, I tried using it, however it gave me the following error: New photo and listing checks are currently available in the United States. More regions coming soon. You can still view saved reports.

At first I tried with a Canadian website, so I tried with a US url (the message confused me), but it still gave me the error, I checked the response and got the following:

{ "error": "New photo and listing checks are currently available in the United States. More regions coming soon. You can still view saved reports.", "code": "read_region_unavailable", "recovery": "region" }

I figur it checks the requester's ip location.

Looks good, and I can see it being useful.

I was putting together a gaming PC last year, before the RAM price hike. Not being certain I was getting a good deal made me keep delaying the purchase, and when I noticed prices were ridiculous, PCDealCheck, or at least an EU-based version, would have helped.

Small milestone tonight: PDC sent its first deal alert to 17 subscribers who requested A/B deals. A real B+ deal, reviewed before sending, with the component breakdown and direct retailer link included. The feedback here is helping turn this into something useful—thank you! We also recommend users to sign up for both A and B rated deals. This one seats exactly at "B+". Thank you for submitting and checking it, also thank you for signing up and giving it a try: Microcenter deal still in stock at my local Microcenter - better hurry! https://app.pcdealcheck.com/r/4a151189-53be-435c-819c-1ca18e...

Cool idea. Promising, but failed for me on https://www.amazon.com/Dell-XPS-8950-Desktop-i7-1TB/dp/B0BR9...

I got pretty good results when I asked an agent to put components to build an equivalent PC in a cart for me.

Hey, cool project. Whenever I've seen a deal on a pre-built PC I've always wondered, hey, how much would this cost if I built it myself from parts.

Some feedback on your website. I would suggest moving the "try it" from the bottom of the page towards the top of the page so that visitors don't have to look for it.

First A- rated deal went out! https://app.pcdealcheck.com/r/a7f91506-b928-4637-b9a7-7f4a37... still in stock!

Super useful. I think everyone is swimming in the overpriced PC era due to the memory shortages and desire to run local AI when possible. Is this something you want to support long-term?