Stefan Mileschin

Lets you build the system that fits perfectly

EVGA has launched a new tool which is a part of its website, the DIY Configurator, which will allow users to combine several components making things easier for DIYers and allows users to score some sweet discounts along the way.

The DIY Configurator tool automatically offers parts that are compatible with each other, which should appeal to DIY beginners as well as gives certain discounts on bundles, which is always a welcome sight. Of course, this does not stop enthusiasts hunting down even better discounts on bundles but those looking for an EVGA hardware, this is a good way to get a great deal.

The tool requires a graphics card, case, and a power supply while motherboard, cooling solution, peripherals and other accessories are an optional purchase, which gives you further discounts.

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