Stop overpaying for PC parts.
I got tired of opening six tabs every time a GPU restocked, so I built one page that does it for me. Current Amazon prices on the parts people actually buy, in one place. No account, no newsletter pop-up.
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What people are watching right now
The eight parts getting the most clicks this week.
GeForce RTX 5090
Flagship Blackwell GPU — 32GB GDDR7, 21,760 CUDA cores.
GeForce RTX 5080
16GB GDDR7 — 4K high refresh sweet spot.
GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
16GB GDDR7 — high-end 1440p / entry 4K.
GeForce RTX 5070
12GB GDDR7 — strong 1440p performer.
GeForce RTX 4090
Previous-gen flagship — still a 4K monster.
Radeon RX 9070 XT
RDNA 4 high-end — 16GB GDDR6 for 1440p/4K raster.
Radeon RX 7900 XTX
RDNA 3 flagship — 24GB VRAM bargain for productivity.
Arc B580
12GB Battlemage — best-in-class 1440p value.
Buying guides
Plain-English advice so you buy the right part, not the most expensive one.
Best Graphics Card for Every Budget in 2026
A no-hype guide to picking a GPU in 2026 — what RTX 50-series, Radeon RX 9000, and Intel Arc actually deliver at each price, and the resolution each one is built for.
How to Choose a Gaming CPU in 2026: X3D vs Arrow Lake
Ryzen X3D chips, Intel Core Ultra "Arrow Lake," core counts, and 3D V-Cache explained — and how to pick the right CPU for gaming versus productivity without overpaying.
How Much RAM You Need — and DDR5 vs DDR4 in 2026
How much memory a gaming or work PC actually needs in 2026, why DDR5-6000 CL30 is the Ryzen sweet spot, EXPO vs XMP, and when DDR4 still makes sense.
How this actually works
I keep a hand-picked list of the desktop parts that move the most — the new RTX 50-series and Radeon RX 9000 cards, the Ryzen X3D and Arrow Lake chips, the DDR5 kits everyone recommends, and the Gen4/Gen5 NVMe drives worth buying. When I run my price checker, it reads the current Amazonlisting price for each part and saves that snapshot here. (I'm adding more reputable retailers next — Amazon is just where I started.)
If a price can't be read cleanly for a given part, I show a plain link to Amazon instead of guessing — I'd rather show nothing than a stale or wrong number. When you click through and buy, I may earn a small commission. It costs you nothing, and it never changes anything you see.