- New parts in Fix PCs unlock through leveling, shop purchases, and completing repair orders.
- Level gating matters: high-end GPUs and CPUs require Level 15–25+ to purchase.
- Redeem codes for free Cash to buy parts faster — check the official Roblox game page.
- Stock smart: prioritize GPUs, RAM, and PSUs since they appear in most repair orders.
- Benchmark rule: insufficient PSU wattage fails builds with high-end parts — match tiers carefully.
How New Parts Unlock in Fix PCs
In Fix PCs, the Roblox PC repair simulator by DEVTEC STUDIOS, your shop's growth is tied directly to your parts catalog. With 192 different PC components in the game, new parts become available through three main channels: leveling up your technician, purchasing from the parts shop with Cash, and earning rewards through codes and completed orders. Understanding which parts unlock at which levels lets you plan your Cash spending instead of wasting it on components you can't use yet.
Each part in the game belongs to a category — GPU, CPU, RAM, Storage, PSU, Motherboard, Cooling, or Case — and each category has its own unlock ladder. Cheap parts like the Stock CPU and 8GB DDR4 RAM Stick are available at Level 1, while the Flagship RTX-Class GPU only opens up at Level 25.
Before spending Cash, check the unlock level on the next tier of parts you want. Saving toward a mid-range GPU at Level 10 is usually smarter than buying several entry-level parts you'll replace quickly.
Part Unlock Levels & Prices
The table below shows representative parts from each category, their prices, and the level required to unlock them. Use it as a roadmap for deciding when to save and when to spend.
| Part | Category | Price | Unlock Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock CPU | CPU | $45 | Level 1 |
| 8GB DDR4 RAM Stick | RAM | $35 | Level 1 |
| 500W Basic PSU | Power Supply | $50 | Level 1 |
| Entry GPU (GT Series) | GPU | $120 | Level 2 |
| 500GB HDD | Storage | $40 | Level 3 |
| Standard ATX Motherboard | Motherboard | $90 | Level 4 |
| RGB Case Fan (Single) | Cooling | $15 | Level 5 |
| Mid-Tower Case | Case | $70 | Level 6 |
| High-End CPU (Overclockable) | CPU | $380 | Level 15 |
| Flagship RTX-Class GPU | GPU | $1,500 | Level 25 |
Notice the price jump between mid-tier and top-tier components. The gap between a $120 entry GPU and a $1,500 flagship GPU is why experienced players recommend sticking to profitable mid-range orders while saving for endgame stock.
Buying a Flagship RTX-Class GPU the moment you hit Level 25 can drain your Cash reserve. Make sure your PSU stock can handle the wattage — a 500W Basic PSU paired with flagship parts will fail benchmark tests.
Step-by-Step: Getting a New Part Installed
Once you've unlocked and purchased a new part, the actual installation happens at your workbench as part of a repair or build order. Follow this workflow every time.
Accept an order that needs the part
Pick a repair ticket whose requirements match the part you just bought. Read the ticket carefully — installing the wrong part means redoing the job.
Carry the PC to your workbench
Bring the customer's PC to the bench and place it down. All disassembly and part swaps only happen at the workbench, not on random counters.
Diagnose and open the case
Run the diagnostic tool to confirm the failing component, then unscrew the side panel with your screwdriver.
Remove the old part
Unscrew the faulty component and unplug any attached power or data cables. Check for remaining screws if a part won't budge.
Install the new part and verify
Screw the replacement firmly into place, reconnect cables, close the panel, power on, and run the benchmark. A passing score confirms a successful install.
Always run the benchmark before returning the PC. A failed score means something is still loose or incompatible — fixing it before delivery keeps your customer payouts and XP flowing.
Ways to Get New Parts Faster
Codes distributed by DEVTEC STUDIOS can grant free Cash and occasionally free PC parts. Redeem active codes through the game's code menu, then spend the rewards at the parts shop. Always verify codes on the official Roblox game page or the DEVTEC STUDIOS group page.
Beyond simply waiting for level unlocks, several strategies accelerate how quickly you can expand your parts inventory:
- Prioritize high-payout orders: Tickets requiring premium part swaps pay significantly more than loose-cable fixes, letting you afford new stock sooner.
- Sell spare removed parts: Broken or replaced components you remove during jobs can be sold for extra Cash when funds run low.
- Batch similar orders: Grouping similar repairs together means less tool swapping and faster turnover, which means more income per hour.
- Upgrade tools early: A better screwdriver and diagnostic equipment cut minutes off every order, compounding your earning rate.
- Track update waves: DEVTEC regularly adds new parts in patches — the November 2026 update delivered a fresh wave of components across multiple categories. Check the update log to spot new stock opportunities.
| Method | Speed | Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level unlocks | Steady | Free (XP grind) | Long-term catalog growth |
| Shop purchases | Fast | Cash | Restocking top sellers |
| Code rewards | Instant | Free | Early-game Cash boosts |
| Selling spare parts | Medium | Free | Emergency Cash |
| High-payout orders | Fast | Time investment | Funding flagship parts |
Which Parts to Stock First
Not all 192 parts deserve shelf space. Your inventory strategy should match what customers actually order.
GPUs — Stock First
- Highest demand across repair orders
- Entry GPUs for early jobs, mid-range for profit
- Biggest benchmark score impact
RAM & Storage — Cheap Volume
- 8GB/16GB kits sell constantly
- NVMe and SSD drives fix slow-boot complaints
- Low cost, solid return per order
PSUs — Match Your Tiers
- 650W+ units needed for mid builds
- 1000W Gold for flagship configurations
- Undersized PSUs fail benchmarks
A balanced mid-game shelf might look like this:
| Priority | Parts to Keep | Approx. Stock | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mid-range GPUs | 2–3 | Highest payout orders |
| 2 | 16GB RAM kits | 3–4 | Cheap, frequent swaps |
| 3 | 650W PSUs | 2 | Compatibility safety net |
| 4 | 1TB SSDs | 2 | Common slow-boot fix |
| 5 | Mid-tier CPUs | 1–2 | Upgrade orders |
Keep a balanced inventory of high-demand components instead of hoarding rare niche parts. Running out of a common part mid-order kills your momentum.
Parts Progression Milestones:
- Unlock and buy your first mid-range GPU (Level 10+)
- Keep 3+ RAM kits in stock at all times
- Own a 650W or better PSU before buying flagship parts
- Reach Level 25 to unlock Flagship RTX-Class GPU
- Reinvest first big payouts into a second workbench
FAQ
Q: How do I get new parts in Fix PCs?
New parts unlock as you level up your technician, then you buy them with Cash from the parts shop. Codes from DEVTEC STUDIOS can also grant free Cash or parts, and selling spare components you remove during repairs provides extra funds.
Q: What level do you need for the best GPU in Fix PCs?
The Flagship RTX-Class GPU unlocks at Level 25 and costs $1,500. The High-End overclockable CPU opens at Level 15 for $380. Most entry and mid-tier parts are available between Levels 1 and 10.
Q: Why did my build fail the benchmark after installing new parts?
The most common cause is an underpowered PSU — pairing flagship parts with a 500W Basic PSU fails the benchmark. Also check that every screw and cable is fully seated, as loose connections register as incomplete installs.
Q: What parts should I buy first as a beginner?
Start with cheap, high-demand stock: 8GB RAM sticks, entry GPUs, and basic PSUs. These cover most early repair orders. Once Cash builds up, add mid-range GPUs and 16GB RAM kits, which offer the best payout-per-dollar on repeatable orders.