MyGamingPC.ai – Compare gaming PCs

Check FPS, compare PCs and see price badges on a gaming PC's store page; save it to your MyGamingPC.ai saved PCs or comparison.

Shopping for a prebuilt gaming PC? Open the PC's page at the store, and MyGamingPC.ai is right there. The FPS numbers come from Justin's own testing of about 110 gaming PCs on his YouTube channel, Just!N Tech, and the prices are real store prices we check every morning. ON THE STORE PAGE • A small MyGamingPC.ai panel comes up at the bottom right as soon as a gaming PC's product page loads at the stores we support (see mygamingpc.ai/extension), and more stores turn on over time, with no update needed. It stays compact, just the verdict, the PC's FPS in one game and the quick buttons, so it covers as little of the page as possible, and it appears instantly: while we check the PC's price and FPS, a light placeholder holds their spot. The full details are in the toolbar popup, and the full answer is always on MyGamingPC.ai. • The verdict as a button, like "Great value ›", with the PC's rank beside it among in-stock PCs with the same graphics card ("Top 1% of RTX 5070 PCs", or "30th of 238 RTX 5070 PCs"). Tap it to see that ranking on MyGamingPC.ai, with this PC marked. • FPS in one game, your first game at your resolution (Justin's settings: Max preset, each game's highest, native). "est." marks an estimate; a number without it is Justin's own test of that exact PC. • "See all games + full breakdown on MyGamingPC.ai →" (and MyGamingPC.ai at the top of the panel) opens the PC's full page on MyGamingPC.ai in a new tab next to the store's tab: FPS in every tested game at every resolution, the price history and the other stores that sell it. • "Watch Justin's review": when Justin reviewed that PC's model on YouTube, a link sits right under the verdict (a small ⓘ beside it says so when his review was a different configuration of it). It opens the PC's page on MyGamingPC.ai with his video playing there. • "Justin's 30-sec take": when Justin made a YouTube Short about that PC, a quieter link sits right under the review link, opening the Short the same way. A quick take, not a full review. • Check FPS: the PC's page on MyGamingPC.ai, or for a PC we don't have yet, an FPS page built from its graphics card and CPU. • Save this PC: one click saves it, right there. You stay on the store page and no account is needed. The button says "Saved ✓" (click again to un-save). • Add to compare: you stay on the store page too. The first PC makes it "Add 1 more to compare"; from two PCs, the ones on your list say "Compared ✓". Compare 2-4 PCs from any of the stores. • The value verdict on every PC we know (Great value, Good value, Fair price, Overpriced), with its rank among PCs with the same graphics card. Under it, a price line: "Lowest price we track" when this store has the lowest price, "$87 less at Walmart" when the same new, in-stock PC costs at least $10 less today at another big store we track; tap it to see every store's price on MyGamingPC.ai. • "View saved (N)" and "View comparisons (N)" open your saved PCs and your comparison on mygamingpc.ai. • On Amazon, the same panel: for a PC we know, the verdict on Amazon's price right now and its FPS; for one we don't know yet, our estimate from its specs and the best value we know with the same graphics card. Amazon prices are shown live only, as Amazon's rules ask: we never track them, keep them or chart them. • At Best Buy, only the page's address is used. The panel opens by itself on Best Buy PC pages while we have that turned on; otherwise it appears after you click the icon. • On a gaming PC store we've just added, click the icon and choose "Show automatically on <store>": Chrome asks your OK for that one site, and the panel then opens there by itself. You can remove it any time in Chrome's extension settings. • Compact mode: choose a one-line panel (the verdict, the price and your FPS) that opens on a click. Alt+Shift+M opens and closes the panel. • On a graphics card, memory or SSD listing at the stores we support: its price history from our parts tracker, and for a graphics card, what a prebuilt with it costs and what building one costs. YOUR CALL WHEN IT SHOWS • Minimize folds the panel into a small cube button in the corner; click it to open the panel again. • "Corner panel: On / Off" (the eye) in the toolbar popup turns the on-page panel off for good, or back on right away. The popup always works. IN THE POPUP (click the icon) • The full panel: the same verdict, FPS and buttons, and below, the details: the PC's full name, its price here, the verdict in a sentence, and each store's return policy. The price opens its spot on the PC's page on MyGamingPC.ai. • Short lines that open the full answer on our site: a better deal when we know one ("Better deal found: $150 less for the same graphics card →"), a tiny line of its price with "Full price history →", "Good time to buy?" (an estimate), "Build it yourself for $X less →" when the build is finished and checked, and "Also at 2 more stores →". • Sign in from the toolbar popup with the same free account as the website: Google, Facebook, Apple or an email link. Each button opens our sign-in page in a new tab; the extension signs in by itself the moment you're done. Signed in, your saved PCs and comparisons follow you on every device. Signed out, "Free account: saved PCs, price alerts and the weekly deals email →" opens it on our site. • Your FPS: the panel shows FPS in your own games, at your resolution, graphics preset (Max, Medium or Low) and upscaling (DLSS, FSR or XeSS), plus spec red flags, a bottleneck badge, a future-proof score, whether it hits your monitor's refresh rate and Justin's review moments. • "Alert me when it drops →" opens the PC's price alert on MyGamingPC.ai, with the site's own sign-in; we email you when its price drops or it's back in stock. • Ask about this PC on MyGamingPC.ai: one click opens our site's chat with that PC already loaded, so your first question is about it (its FPS, price, parts, upgrades), answered from Justin's test numbers and our daily prices. Answers can make mistakes, so confirm at the store before you buy. • Customize (the gear): turn each part of the panel on or off, put them in your order, and pick your games and FPS settings. Signed in, the website uses the same ones. "Reset to default" puts it all back. • Roast this PC: one click opens a friendly roast of the PC on the page at mygamingpc.ai, with what's good, what's not, and a better PC for about the same money. • After an update, a short "What's new" card in the popup shows what changed, once. • "Load specs for my comparison" reads the spec table and review score on the page you're looking at and keeps them in your browser for 7 days, for your comparison on mygamingpc.ai. Never sent to us. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Reads only the product page's address and its product details (the name, and where our reading rules ask, the product number, price and stock shown on it), to find the PC. Never your other tabs, your history, or anything about you; the spec table only when you ask, kept on your computer. At Best Buy, the address alone. On Amazon, only the product's code from the address (its ASIN). • Updates itself from our site, as data only: new panel sections, wording and how to read a store's page arrive with no extension update. No code is ever downloaded. • A ZIP code you type for the sales-tax estimate stays in your browser. The extension sends no chat questions and sets no price alerts itself: "Ask about this PC" and "Alert me when it drops" open our website. • Never changes a store page, its links, prices, coupons, cart or cookies. The panel is the only thing it adds. Save and Compare keep you on the page, and every other button and link opens a page of mygamingpc.ai, next to the store's tab (Justin's videos play there). It never opens a store page and never adds an affiliate link anywhere. • Never changes a store's links: it opens, adds or rewrites no affiliate link. • Talks only to MyGamingPC.ai. No ads, no analytics libraries, nothing sold. Affiliate disclosure: MyGamingPC.ai earns a commission when you buy through the Buy links on mygamingpc.ai. The commission comes from the store, never from you, and never changes our rankings. The extension itself has no Buy links and never changes a store's links or tags. Privacy policy: https://mygamingpc.ai/privacy#extension