- Fix PCs parts list covers 192 components across GPU, CPU, RAM, Storage, PSU, Motherboard, Cooling, and Case categories.
- Prices range from $15 for a case fan up to $1,500 for a flagship RTX-class GPU.
- Unlock levels gate the best parts — top-tier GPUs require Level 25, so plan progression around them.
- Balanced builds score higher on benchmarks; pairing mismatched tiers lowers your payout.
- Stock high-demand parts first — GPUs, RAM, and PSUs move fastest in daily repair orders.
Fix PCs Parts List Overview
Fix PCs by DEVTEC STUDIOS features a roster of 192 PC components you unlock, purchase, and install while running your repair shop. Every repair ticket and custom build depends on knowing which part belongs to which category, what it costs, and when it unlocks. This parts list breaks the catalog into its eight core categories so you can plan purchases, compare parts side by side, and avoid wasting cash on components you can't use yet.
Filter by category before shopping. If a ticket asks for a specific tier, check the unlock level first — buying a part you can't install is wasted money until you level up.
| Category | Role in Builds | Typical Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPU | Main performance driver, biggest benchmark impact | $120 – $1,500 | Highest margins on repair orders |
| CPU | Core compute power, pairs with GPU tier | $45 – $380 | Keep mid-range stock always |
| RAM | Cheap benchmark boost | $35+ | Fastest turnover part |
| Storage | Fixes slow-boot complaints | $40+ | NVMe scores highest |
| PSU | Powers the build; wattage must fit | $50+ | Low wattage fails high-end builds |
| Motherboard | Connects all components | $90+ | Unlocks later, Level 4+ |
| Cooling | Stability on hot builds | $15+ | Rarely the star of an order |
| Case | Housing, minor polish points | $70+ | Buy last, benchmark cares about core parts |
Early Game (Lv 1–5)
- Stock CPU – $45
- 8GB DDR4 RAM – $35
- 500W PSU – $50
- Entry GPU – $120
Mid Game (Lv 6–15)
- Mid-Tower Case – $70
- ATX Motherboard – $90
- 500GB HDD – $40
- RGB Fan – $15
Late Game (Lv 25+)
- Overclockable CPU – $380
- Flagship GPU – $1,500
- High-capacity RAM
- Gold-rated PSU
Best Sellers
- Mid-range GPUs
- RAM kits
- Mid-wattage PSUs
- NVMe drives
Core Parts Data Table
The table below lists notable components from each category with prices and unlock requirements. Use it as a quick reference when a repair ticket names a specific part or when you're planning your next shop restock.
| Part | Category | Price | Unlock Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock CPU | CPU | $45 | Level 1 |
| High-End CPU (Overclockable) | CPU | $380 | Level 15 |
| Entry GPU (GT Series) | GPU | $120 | Level 2 |
| Flagship RTX-Class GPU | GPU | $1,500 | Level 25 |
| 8GB DDR4 RAM Stick | RAM | $35 | Level 1 |
| 500GB HDD | Storage | $40 | Level 3 |
| 500W Basic PSU | Power Supply | $50 | Level 1 |
| Standard ATX Motherboard | Motherboard | $90 | Level 4 |
| RGB Case Fan (Single) | Cooling | $15 | Level 5 |
| Mid-Tower Case | Case | $70 | Level 6 |
Never pair a low-wattage PSU with high-end parts. Insufficient wattage fails the benchmark test, which means redoing the job and losing the payout.
Parts Tier Rankings by Value
Not every part earns its shelf space. These rankings weigh benchmark impact against cost and how often each category appears in repair orders.
| Tier | Parts | Value Rating | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Flagship GPUs, high-end CPUs | ★★★★★ | Biggest payouts and benchmark scores |
| A | Mid-range GPUs, high-capacity RAM, NVMe drives | ★★★★ | Best gains per dollar, constant demand |
| B | Mid-range CPUs, mid-wattage PSUs, air coolers | ★★★ | Reliable, needed but unexciting |
| C | Entry GPUs, low-wattage PSUs, small RAM modules | ★★ | Fine early, low margins — replace ASAP |
Keep a balanced inventory of GPUs, RAM, and PSUs. Running out of a common part mid-order kills your momentum — restock top sellers before niche components.
From Parts List to Finished Build: Step-by-Step
Knowing the parts list is step one — installing them correctly is where you get paid. Follow this workflow every time you use a new component.
Check the ticket requirements
Read the repair ticket or build order carefully. Some jobs require a specific part tier, and installing the wrong component means redoing the entire job.
Verify unlock level and stock
Confirm your level unlocks the required part and that you have it in inventory (press Tab). Buy from the parts shop before heading to the bench.
Open the case at the workbench
Carry the PC to your workbench, unscrew the side panel, and detach any power or data cables blocking the faulty slot.
Swap the part and reseat everything
Unscrew the old component, slot in the replacement, screw it firmly, and reconnect all cables. Screws and connectors must fully seat before the part registers as installed.
Close up, plug in, run the benchmark
Reattach the panel, power the PC on, and run the benchmark. A passing score confirms the fix — a failure usually means a loose cable, low PSU wattage, or an unbalanced build.
The benchmark penalizes mismatched tiers — a flagship GPU paired with a stock CPU scores worse than an evenly matched mid-range pair. Match CPU and GPU tiers for the best rating.
Recommended Build Loadouts
These three configurations combine parts from the list above into proven loadouts for each stage of the game.
| Build | Level | Core Parts | Benchmark Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Budget | 1–5 | Stock CPU, Entry GPU, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD, 500W PSU | Pass baseline |
| Mid-Range Balanced | 10+ | 6-Core CPU, GTX-class GPU, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 650W PSU | High score, repeatable |
| Endgame Flagship | 25+ | Overclockable CPU, RTX-class GPU, 32GB DDR5, 2TB NVMe, 1000W PSU | Maximum rating and payout |
Parts List Mastery Goals:
- Unlock Level 25 and stock the flagship RTX-class GPU
- Keep at least 3 mid-range GPUs in inventory at all times
- Maintain RAM and PSU stock for back-to-back orders
- Match CPU and GPU tiers on every custom build
- Replace all low-wattage PSUs before taking high-end tickets
Parts List FAQ
Q: How many parts are in the Fix PCs parts list?
Fix PCs features 192 components across eight categories: GPU, CPU, RAM, Storage, Power Supply, Motherboard, Cooling, and Case. New parts are added in periodic updates, so the roster continues to grow.
Q: What is the most expensive part in Fix PCs?
The Flagship RTX-Class GPU at $1,500 is the priciest listed component, unlocked at Level 25. It delivers the highest benchmark scores and the biggest repair payouts in the game.
Q: Why does my benchmark fail after installing good parts?
The most common causes are a low-wattage PSU powering high-end components, loose cables or screws that haven't fully seated, or an unbalanced build where the CPU tier doesn't match the GPU tier.
Q: Which parts should I stock first as a beginner?
Start with cheap, high-demand items: 8GB RAM sticks ($35), 500W PSUs ($50), and the Stock CPU ($45). These cover most early repair tickets and turn over quickly while you save for GPUs.
Parts unlock progressively through Level 25+. Completing orders grants XP, so batch simple tickets early to reach the levels that gate the high-value GPU and CPU stock.