Roblox PC Repair Shop Simulator

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Run your own PC repair shop in Roblox! Diagnose broken computers, use the workbench to swap faulty parts from 192 components like GPUs and CPUs, screw everything back together, plug in cables, run benchmark tests and get paid by happy customers.

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Everything you need to diagnose, repair, upgrade, and profit in Fix PCs

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Fix PCs Best Way to Earn Money: Top 5 Strategies That Work

The best way to earn money in Fix PCs: high-payout orders, fast diagnosis, tool upgrades and shop expansion tips to maximize your repair profits.

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Fix PCs: How to Repair Faster — Speed Repair Tips & Tricks

Repair PCs faster in Fix PCs on Roblox: quick diagnosis patterns, workbench shortcuts, part stocking tips, and benchmark checks to earn more Cash per hour.

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Fix PCs Pro Tips: 12 Tricks to Repair Faster and Earn More

Fix PCs pro tips: speed up diagnosis, master workbench repairs, pick the right parts, pass benchmarks, and maximize cash in Roblox's PC repair simulator.

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Fix PCs Tips and Tricks: Work Faster, Earn More Cash

Fix PCs tips and tricks: diagnose faster, swap parts efficiently, pass benchmarks, and maximize repair profits in Roblox's PC repair simulator.

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Fix PCs How to Unlock New Tools: Step-by-Step Progression Guide

Learn how to unlock new tools in Fix PCs on Roblox: level requirements, upgrade priorities, and shop expansion tips to speed up every repair.

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Fix PCs Progression Guide: Level Up Your Repair Shop Fast

Fix PCs progression guide: master the repair loop, unlock all 192 parts, pick the best upgrades, and scale from one bench to a full workshop.

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Fix PCs Shop Upgrades: Best Order & Priority Guide

Fix PCs shop upgrades guide: the smartest order to upgrade tools, workbenches, shelving and parts stock to maximize your repair income fast.

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Fix PCs: Is It Worth Playing in 2026? Review & Gameplay Verdict

Fix PCs review: is the Roblox PC repair simulator worth your time? Gameplay loop, parts depth, progression, monetization, and who should play.

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Fix PCs Review: Gameplay, Parts & Progress Breakdown

Fix PCs review: hands-on look at Roblox's PC repair simulator — 192 parts, workbench mechanics, benchmark tests, money loop, and who should play it.

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Fix PCs Roblox Game First Impressions: Hands-On Review

Our Fix PCs first impressions: gameplay loop, workbench mechanics, 192 PC parts, benchmark tests, and whether this Roblox repair sim is worth your time.

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Fix PCs New Update: Latest Patch Notes & Changes

Fix PCs new update breakdown: new PC parts, payout rebalancing, workbench fixes, and what to do first after the latest patch.

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Fix PCs Update Log: Patch Notes & Version Changes 2026

Fix PCs update log: every patch from DEVTEC STUDIOS tracked — new parts, mechanics, balance tweaks and bug fixes through November 2026.

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Fix PCs Codes

Redeeming codes in Fix PCs is the fastest way to get free Cash and free PC Parts, letting you upgrade your repair shop without grinding. Codes are released by the developer around updates and milestones, so check back often — expired codes are removed and new ones are added as soon as they go live.

Working
FIXPCS

Reward: Free Cash

Added: Launch update

Working
REPAIR

Reward: Cash + free PC part

Added: Update 1

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WELCOME

Reward: Starter Cash bonus

Added: Milestone reward

Expired
SCREWDRIVER

Reward: Cosmetic decoration for your shop

Added: Early access event

How to Redeem Codes in Fix PCs

1

Launch Fix PCs on Roblox

Open the game and wait for your repair shop to fully load.

2

Find the codes button

Look for the Codes icon in the game's menu or on the side of the screen and click it.

3

Enter a code and claim

Type or paste a working code into the box, confirm, and your rewards land in your shop instantly.

Fix PCs Beginner Guide: From First Order to Full Workshop

Fix PCs drops you into the shoes of a PC repair technician. Customers bring in broken computers, and it's your job to figure out what's wrong, open the case, replace or reseat the faulty components, and verify the fix before handing it back. This guide walks you through the entire loop so you can complete your first orders quickly and start earning Cash for shop upgrades.

1

Accept a customer order

Walk up to a waiting customer or the order counter and interact to accept a repair ticket. Each ticket tells you which PC needs work — head to the shelf or counter where that PC is placed.

2

Diagnose the fault

Use the diagnostic tool on the customer's PC to identify the problem. The scan points you to the failing component, such as a dead GPU, faulty RAM, a failing PSU, or simply loose cables.

3

Bring the PC to your workbench

Carry the PC to your workbench and place it down. The bench is where all disassembly and part swaps happen — you can't work on a PC sitting on a random counter.

4

Open the case and remove the broken part

Unscrew the side panel with your screwdriver, then unscrew the faulty component from its slot. Keep track of screws — some jobs require reusing them when reseating parts.

5

Install the replacement part

Grab the correct replacement component from your parts inventory, screw it firmly into place, and reconnect any power or data cables that were detached.

6

Close up and run the benchmark test

Reattach the side panel, plug the PC in, and power it on. Run the benchmark to verify the repair. A passing score confirms the fix — a failure means something is still loose or wrong.

7

Deliver the PC and get paid

Return the repaired PC to the customer to collect your Cash payment. Take simple orders first (loose cables, single-part swaps) to build cash, and reinvest in better tools and a second workbench as soon as you can afford them.

Quick Tips

  • Start with simple tickets — loose cables and single-part swaps teach you the loop with zero risk.
  • Keep screws organized: some repairs reuse the original screws when reseating parts.
  • Reinvest your first Cash into better tools before cosmetics — speed is what compounds income.
  • A failed benchmark usually means a cable is unplugged or a screw is still loose.

Fix PCs Parts Tier List: Best Components Ranked

With 192 different components in the game, choosing the right part is what separates a profitable repair shop from a struggling one. Higher-tier parts command higher repair payouts and benchmark scores, but they're also more expensive to stock. This tier list groups components by category and overall effectiveness, helping you decide which parts to prioritize when upgrading customer builds or restocking your shelves.

S
Must-Have / Best Performance
GPUTop-tier flagship graphics cards

Highest benchmark scores and the biggest repair payouts — stock these once your shop can afford them.

CPUHigh-end multi-core processors

Massive performance boost for customer upgrades; worth the premium price.

A
Excellent Value
GPUUpper mid-range graphics cards

Great benchmark gains per dollar — the workhorse choice for most repair orders.

RAMHigh-capacity memory kits

Cheap upgrade with a solid benchmark return; keep several in stock.

StorageHigh-speed NVMe drives

Fast, affordable fix for slow-boot complaints.

B
Solid Mid-Tier
CPUMid-range processors

Reliable for standard orders; swap in when budget is tight.

PSUMid-wattage power supplies

Enough headroom for most single-GPU builds without overpaying.

CoolingStandard air coolers

Necessary for stability on hotter builds, but rarely the star of an order.

C
Budget / Situational
GPUEntry-level graphics cards

Fine for cheap customer orders early on, but low margins — upgrade your stock fast.

PSULow-wattage power supplies

Only install in basic builds; insufficient wattage fails benchmarks with high-end parts.

RAMSmall-capacity memory modules

Cheapest way to complete low-budget repairs, but limits benchmark scores.

Fix PCs Money Guide: Maximize Your Repair Profits

Making money in Fix PCs comes down to three things: picking the most profitable orders, cutting down the time each repair takes, and spending your Cash on the right upgrades at the right time. This guide breaks down each pillar so you can scale from a single workbench to a full-scale repair empire.

Not all tickets are equal. Orders that require premium part swaps (flagship GPUs, high-end CPUs) pay significantly more than loose-cable fixes. As your stock improves, filter toward big-ticket repair orders and skip low-margin jobs unless you're idle.

Speed is money. Memorize common fault patterns, keep your most-used parts within arm's reach of the workbench, and batch similar orders together so you're not constantly swapping tools. Faster diagnosis and reassembly means more completed repairs per hour.

Better tools speed up screwing, unplugging, and diagnosing. A quality screwdriver and upgraded diagnostic equipment cut minutes off every single order — one of the best early-game investments you can make.

Expand workbenches and shelving

After tools, add a second workbench so you can work on two PCs at once, and expand shelving to store more parts. More benches plus more stock equals more simultaneous orders and a much higher hourly income.

Keep a balanced inventory of high-demand components (GPUs, RAM, PSUs) instead of hoarding niche parts. Running out of a common part mid-order kills your momentum — restock your top sellers first.

Fix PCs Parts List

Fix PCs by DEVTEC STUDIOS features a huge roster of PC components you unlock and use to build and repair customer machines. Use this list to check which parts belong to which category, how much they cost, and what level you need to unlock them. Filter by GPU, CPU, RAM, Storage, PSU, Motherboard, and more to plan your builds and compare parts side by side.

PartCategoryPriceUnlock Level
Stock CPUCPU$45Level 1
Entry GPU (GT Series)GPU$120Level 2
8GB DDR4 RAM StickRAM$35Level 1
500GB HDDStorage$40Level 3
500W Basic PSUPower Supply$50Level 1
Standard ATX MotherboardMotherboard$90Level 4
RGB Case Fan (Single)Cooling$15Level 5
Mid-Tower CaseCase$70Level 6
High-End CPU (Overclockable)CPU$380Level 15
Flagship RTX-Class GPUGPU$1,500Level 25

Fix PCs Controls & How to Play

Fix PCs lets you run your own PC repair shop: take in broken computers, diagnose faults, swap parts, and hand them back for cash and XP. This guide covers the core controls, how the workbench interactions work, the physical screw-and-cable mechanics, and answers the most common questions new players get stuck on.

Fix PCs Update Log & Patch Notes

DEVTEC STUDIOS actively supports Fix PCs with regular patches that add new PC parts, refine repair mechanics, and fix reported bugs. This log is organized newest-first so you can quickly see what changed in the latest version. For announcements and community posts, check the official DEVTEC links in the footer.

Fix PCs Best PC Builds

Building whole PCs from scratch is where Fix PCs pays off big. The benchmark system grades completed builds on part tier, compatibility, and overall balance, and higher grades mean bigger rewards. These recommended configurations cover starter, mid, and endgame budgets so you always know what to buy next.

Starter Budget Build

Early Game · Level 1–5

A cheap, reliable loadout for your first whole-PC tickets. Keeps costs low while meeting baseline benchmark requirements.

  • Stock CPU
  • Entry GPU (GT Series)
  • 8GB DDR4 RAM Stick
  • 500GB HDD
  • 500W Basic PSU
  • Standard ATX Motherboard

Don't overspend on the case — benchmark scores care about core components first.

Mid-Range Balanced Build

Mid Game · Level 10+

A well-rounded configuration that scores highly on benchmarks without draining your cash reserve. Ideal for repeatable high-pay jobs.

  • Mid-Tier 6-Core CPU
  • Mid-Range GTX-Class GPU
  • 16GB DDR4 RAM (2x8GB)
  • 1TB SSD
  • 650W 80+ PSU
  • Mid-Tier ATX Motherboard

Pair CPU and GPU tiers evenly — the benchmark penalizes unbalanced builds.

Endgame Flagship Build

Late Game · Level 25+

The top-scoring configuration for maximum benchmark rating and the biggest payouts the game offers.

  • High-End CPU (Overclockable)
  • Flagship RTX-Class GPU
  • 32GB DDR5 RAM
  • 2TB NVMe SSD
  • 1000W 80+ Gold PSU
  • High-End Z-Class Motherboard

Add RGB fans and a premium case last — they add polish points once core parts are maxed.