Price a PC build and check that it fits
A worked example to start from: the core parts of a mid-range gaming PC cost $2,098.46 for 6 of 6 parts at Newegg. A case and a processor cooler are not in this subtotal. Change any part below to price and check your own.
Parts list, prices checked 31 October 2026. Six current exact offers total $2,098.46.
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Your parts
The example pairs the Ryzen 5 9600X with a GeForce RTX 5070 card, then the cheapest board, 32 GB memory kit, 1 TB M.2 drive and power supply of at least 650 W that fit them, among the parts below with a maker's specification and a checked Newegg price. Commission plays no part in the choice.
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Your build
What it costs and whether it fits
Socket, memory, and supply
2 of 3 fit
Power
No figureno published power figure for ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 5070 SOLID OC
74.1 W continuous0 W transient0 W margin
Do not buy a power supply from this
The GPU is missing from this calculation, so the wattage below is a LOWER BOUND and must not be used to choose a power supply. We hold no exact published power figure for this graphics card. A reference-chip figure was not substituted for the selected board-partner card.
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Receipt
$2,098.46for 6 of 6 parts at Newegg, before tax and shipping
The working
How the figure is worked out
Every term, and what is deliberately left out
Continuous draw: 74.1 W, the sum of every published figure we could match.
Transient allowance: 0 W of rated capacity. Modern graphics cards briefly pull far more than their rated power, and a supply has to hold that spike without shutting down. Where a maker publishes no spike figure for a specific card, none is invented.
Margin: 20% applied once, after the transient conversion, not added to each part and then again at the end.
Memory is deliberately not in this sum. The only published memory power figure we hold is for a server module, which is not a desktop module. Substituting it would be inventing a figure, so memory is left out and said to be left out.
Warnings on this calculation: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X: no published PPT, PL1, or PL2 is recorded; sizing uses the published 65 W TDP without inventing a peak value. The GPU is missing from this calculation, so the wattage below is a LOWER BOUND and must not be used to choose a power supply. We hold no exact published power figure for this graphics card. A reference-chip figure was not substituted for the selected board-partner card.
Power figures we could not retrieve:
- Intel: Intel's terms of use forbid automated reading of intel.com. Figures for its 12th to 14th Gen Core and Core Ultra Series 2 desktop processors come from Wikipedia's tables, which cite Intel's specification pages; other Intel processors have none here.Read Intel's terms of use
- Corsair: Terms forbid the requested automated extraction. No Corsair figures were extracted.Read Corsair extraction terms
- Crucial: WAF block. No Crucial memory or storage figures were extracted.Open Crucial site
- AMD: Desktop TBP is readable, but no per-SKU transient figure is published in this catalog. AMD GPU transient values remain unknown.Open AMD graphics power specifications
Checked 26 July 2026. Every figure above links to the page it came from. Intel's terms forbid automated reading of intel.com, so Intel processors carry the figures from Wikipedia's tables of Intel's desktop processors, which cite Intel's own pages.