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Tell us what is in your PC
Walk through CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, motherboard, and PSU one at a time. Unknowns are fine.
6 core parts
PC upgrade planning without guesswork
PCLift turns your current parts, target FPS, budget, and compatibility risks into a practical plan for what to buy, keep, and sell.
No signup required. Save your plan when you are ready.
How it works
PCLift keeps the intake focused and structured. Instead of dumping you into a blank form, it asks for one meaningful piece of your build at a time and carries that context into the plan.
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Walk through CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, motherboard, and PSU one at a time. Unknowns are fine.
6 core parts
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Pick resolution, FPS goal, games or workloads, budget, urgency, and trade-in preference.
Real goals
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Get options with expected performance range, compatibility warnings, and true out-of-pocket cost.
Buy / keep / sell
Why use PCLift
A good upgrade depends on what you already own. PCLift asks for the parts that affect bottlenecks and compatibility before suggesting a route.
PSU wattage, board/socket context, RAM, case clearance, and unknown fields are surfaced before you commit to a part.
Recommendations account for purchase price, resale or trade-in interest, freshness of price data, and net cost.
Move from intake to comparison, compatibility checks, buy routes, trade-in requests, and assisted listing paths.
PCLift separates blockers from check-needed items, so a missing PSU detail or board constraint does not get buried under generic recommendation copy.
Built for gaming PCs and creator rigs
A GPU upgrade for 1440p, a CPU upgrade for streaming, and a budget-focused 1080p high-refresh build all need different checks. PCLift keeps those goals attached to the recommendation.
Ready when your parts list is half-known
The intake flow supports exact part names, unknown fields, paste import, and limited browser-visible hardware hints with your consent.