Ready to build the PC of your dreams?

Not finding a pre-built one that works for you? Use our Intel Combo Bundle Builder to investigate and choose PC parts. You can purchase one or more parts with this tool. You save more the more choices you make. This can be used to develop a custom machine for your business or a gaming PC with streaming capability.

Utilizing Our Computer Construction Tool

Building your own computer might be very intimidating. Hardware comes in a plethora of varieties and brands. Not to mention that you need to make sure they all work well together. We remove all uncertainty from the building process with our PC builder tool. We offer a large selection of the top hardware available on the market. Additionally, our program offers a compatibility check so you can determine exactly which parts work with which. Still too frightening? Visit our PC Builder Tool to choose a bespoke PC that fits your needs both financially and in terms of PC gaming.

High performance, low power consumption, and cutting-edge features like Turbo Boost and hyper-threading are hallmarks of Intel processors. With differing performance and feature levels, they are available in several families, such as the Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, Core i9, and Xeon families.

Personalize your components

You can alter nearly every part of the computer with our building tool. You can choose from a large assortment of hardware options that vary in terms of price, performance, and features. Among the elements that you can personalize are:

• CPU, or processor
  GPU, or graphics card
  SSD-based motherboard memory

What do Intel CPU cores and threads mean?

Threads are the jobs or instructions that can be executed concurrently on those cores, whereas cores are the real processors that perform the work. A single core is used to power many AAA PC games, which Intel has optimized for maximum performance.

What does the processor’s final set of letters mean?

What does the processor’s final set of letters mean? The letters that come after the model number indicate the features that an Intel CPU has. For instance, “T” processors use less electricity, “F” processors need a discrete graphic card, “K” processors can be overclocked, and “S” processors have great performance. It is possible to combine more than one suffix, like “KF” for unlocked and discrete graphics needed. Furthermore, this page contains all processor suffix definitions.