I found these parts — what can I build?
You spotted cheap parts (second-hand, discounts, inherited hardware). Give them to the engine: each find gets an EXCELLENT / FAIR / QUESTIONABLE / BAD DEAL verdict, then it plans the smartest system around them — what gets reused, what you still buy, and what you save.
How it works
- 1List the parts you found cheap — CPU, board, RAM, GPU, drives.
- 2The engine derives what those parts can run.
- 3It plans the smartest complete system around them.
What you get
- EXCELLENT / FAIR / QUESTIONABLE / BAD DEAL verdict on every find
- The most sensible system buildable around your finds
- What to reuse, what to buy, and the savings vs all-new
Example check
Ryzen 7 5700X — €72 · B550 board — €55
EXCELLENT DEAL on the CPU (60% below new), FAIR on the board — the smartest build reuses both, €120 still to buy, €310 saved vs all-new.
Second-hand questions, answered
Is one single part enough?
Yes. Every find gets its own EXCELLENT / FAIR / QUESTIONABLE / BAD DEAL verdict — even a single part. The full build-around plan is a bonus when you list more.
How is the verdict calculated?
Deterministically, with no AI involved: age, capability, idle consumption and 3-year energy cost, relevance, price versus new, longevity and total cost of ownership. Same engine for every part, every time.
Found parts vs. my own hardware?
Found-parts is the anonymous price check for deals you spotted. Hardware you already own belongs in My Hardware — plans there reuse it persistently, with KEEP / UPGRADE / SELL analysis.