Custom PC Tycoon PC Parts

Every paying tower in Custom PC Tycoon is a stack of workbench slots. This page is the catalogue for those slots. Desk mice and server boards live on desk setups and server setups. Rankings live on the tier list.

Slots that must be filled

Case. The shell. Some cases support water cooling; some do not. Code cases such as Nightcore (old Supportive code) and hidden cases such as the SCI-FI X9 from secret parts still count as this slot.

Motherboard. Sets RAM sticks and storage lanes. The SP 5CE from 7M Visits is the famous code board: four RAM slots and two NVMe lanes in community notes. Late mythical boards in NextGen cost Sunstone.

CPU. The 6Bit V0 (30K Likes) and Thumbs Up CPU (LikePower) are the common code chips. Shop CPUs climb through Cash, Gold, Diamond, and Sunstone bands.

Cooling. Fans, air coolers, and AIOs. Fan Power drops Whoosh Cooling. FirstMilestone has dropped OV15 fans. Fusion Coolers came from older visit codes. Match the cooler to the case’s water-cooling flag.

RAM and memory. Fill the sticks the board allows. Hidden 4TB RAM is a pickup. Older codes dropped RGB kits (7k Likes, 400k visits!).

Storage. Shop drives scale with the rest of the band. Do not leave the bay empty.

GPU. The loud income slot for most of the game. An old 70K Likes Radon RT 6600 still shows up in inventories. Advanced and NextGen cards replace it later.

PSU. Wattage and looks. The 3000W Tiger from the old Lunar code is a trophy brick. NextGen neon supplies cost Sunstone.

Shop bands

• Cash electronics store near spawn. Starter sets and some new “cash PC sets” from the live changelog.
• Gold shelves after you convert. Mid cases and boards.
• Advanced Electronics Store — Diamond prices.
• NextGen Electronics Store — Sunstone prices, beside Advanced. See how to get Sunstone.

Buy a complete band, not a single RGB fan. The build and sell guide is the assemble order. The make money guide is the place-and-clone order.

Code and event leftovers

Keep unique models even when a shop part is slightly stronger if you care about the look. Income-first players should swap the moment the endgame tier list shows a clear gap. Holiday CPUs and candy parts sit on events.

Redeem new strings on the Codes Hub before you buy a duplicate starter chip.

Related pages

Items Hub returns to the other catalogues. Currencies tells you which coin the shelf wants. Income calculator compares a GPU jump to a new podium. Official shelf talk stays on the links page.

Reading a shelf without a spreadsheet

Look at the coin first, the slot second, the glow last. A Sunstone case in a Cash wallet is not a deal. A Cash GPU that completes an empty pad is. Keep code chips in the row until the endgame tier list shows a gap you can see in two ticks.

When a new cash PC set appears, buy one tower, place it on a single podium, and compare. The changelog is the alert; this catalogue is the slot map; build and sell is the swap. Do not rebuild seven pads on a poster.

Code parts versus shop parts

A code CPU is not sacred. It is a head start. When a shop chip in the same slot clearly wins for two ticks, swap it and keep the old one as a clone for a weaker pad. Unique cases can stay longer because the visual is the point.

Do not buy a shop duplicate of a gift you have not seated. Open inventory first. The Codes Hub is part of this catalogue whether the row says so or not. Getting started is where those gifts should land in the first hour.