PC components
PC components for building and upgrading: graphics cards, processors, motherboards, power supplies, cases, coolers and UPS units. In stock with fast delivery across Estonia.
ASUS ROG Strix Helios II GX601S Black Midi Tower PC Case
ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero AM5 DDR5 ATX Gaming Motherboard
Xilence XC025 CPU cooler Socket AM4/AM5 92mm
ASUS ProArt Z890 Creator WiFi LGA1851 ATX Motherboard DDR5
MSI MPG Ai1300TS PCIE5 1300W ATX power supply
Deepcool Theta 31 PWM CPU air cooler, Intel
ASUS ROG Hyperion GR701 Full-Tower ATX/E-ATX PC Case Black
be quiet! Dark Power Pro 13 1600W 80 Plus Titanium ATX Power Supply
be quiet! Dark Power Pro 13 1300W 80 PLUS Titanium ATX Power Supply
Gigabyte GP-UD1600PM PG5 1600W 80 PLUS Platinum ATX Power Supply
Arctic Alpine 17 LP CPU Cooler for LGA 1700, 92mm Fan, Black/Silver
Xilence XC335 92mm PWM CPU Cooler for AMD AM4 & AM5
Xilence XC332 CPU Cooler LGA 1700/1851/1954 92mm
Fractal Design Momentum 12 RGB case fans 120 mm, 3-pack
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut liquid metal thermal paste, 73 W/m·K, 5 g
Deepcool FL12R case fans 120 mm, 3-pack, black
Deepcool FL12R case fans 120 mm, 3-pack, white
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut TG-K-100-R thermal paste, large pack
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Extreme thermal paste 33.84 g / 9 ml
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut Extreme liquid metal 5 g
Components for building your own PC
A self-built computer delivers more performance for the same money — and upgrades part by part. The heart is the graphics card and processor; around them pick an AMD motherboard or one for Intel, a quality power supply, a well-ventilated case and an effective CPU cooler. Airflow comes from case fans, and contact with the cooler from thermal paste. A UPS protects against power cuts.
How to put a build together
- Graphics card defines gaming performance — choose it first and size the PSU around it.
- CPU and motherboard must match by socket (AM5 → AMD, LGA → Intel); check the memory type too (DDR5).
- Power supply: an 80 Plus certificate and ~30% headroom — quiet and long-lived.
- Cooling: a tower cooler covers most CPUs; pick liquid cooling for top-end models.
- UPS keeps your PC and NAS alive through a power cut — no lost work.
Memory and drives live in the memory & storage section — from RAM to M.2 SSDs.
FAQ
How powerful a PSU do I need? Add up component draw (the graphics card is the biggest) and leave ~30% headroom — a typical gaming PC needs 650–850 W.
Is the boxed cooler enough? For office tasks, yes; under gaming and work loads a separate tower cooler keeps the CPU cooler and quieter.