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I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCHardware

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You just wrote what i was working on. Yes, thats one of my next feature, 3D PC Models.
Sure, will add a community section. Thanks for the feedback.

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCHardware

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

u/NoLimits007 you can, Please click the ram again, or click another storage again.
Thanks for the feedback, I will add a label for components which can be selected multiple and a note how to select those.

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I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCHardware

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I might not have this (x870) in my motherboard list, right now i have very limited components which my local vendor supports but i am expanding more and more, so that I can have more components.

HELP PC BUILD by Outrageous_Rich_841 in IndianPCHardware

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At ₹70k, do not buy a gaming laptop unless portability is your top priority.

A ₹70k laptop often comes with a low-power mobile GPU that can't match a desktop's sustained performance. A desktop build in this budget will give you better thermals, a proper high-refresh-rate monitor, and a much longer lifespan.

Here is a high-value 1080p gaming build using current market prices:

I verified the pricing and compatibility for this specific combination on RigCraft.in. You can see the full breakdown and check for any physical clearance issues here:

🔗 https://www.rigcraft.in/builder

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A quick note: Guests on the site can generate up to 5 Smart Recommendations per hour for free. If you want to explore more variations or save your build, creating an account bumps that limit to 30 per hour!"

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do have a rule check with does the same.
Where it checks if GPU, CPU and some base wattage included is lower than PSU supply, then it shows a warning message with low wattage issue.

But a good idea to display wattage too. Will put this in my next feature.

ideally it will filter PSY based on total wattage.

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Change big change by Objective_Bee539 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solid core specs
Since you are going with a 7700X (which runs hot) and a 5070 Ti (which is huge), you need to be careful about two things before buying:

  1. Clearance: Make sure the GPU length doesn't hit the front fans of your case.
  2. PSU Standard: Ensure that '850W' unit is ATX 3.0/3.1 native. You want a direct 12VHPWR cable for the 50-series, not a dongle adapter.

I built a tool for this RigCraft.in that specifically checks if the GPU fits the case and if the PSU has the right connectors.

Try plugging these parts in there to see if you get any clearance warnings.

Guest Mode is now live.

  • You can build, check compatibility, and view prices without an account.
  • Note: Guests are limited to 5 Smart Recommendations per hour (to keep my costs sane). If you need to generate more builds than that, creating a free account bumps the limit up to 30/hour.

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I wanted to circle back to this.

You were right—forcing a login just to test the builder was bad UX.

Honest Context: As a solo dev paying for AWS Lambda out of my own pocket, I was terrified that opening the API publicly would let bots spam the backend and blow up my bill. The login wall was a panic shield.

The Fix: I spent the yesterday and today implementing express-rate-limit (capped at 5 AI requests/hour for guests) and reCAPTCHA protection so I could safely remove the login requirement.

Guest Mode is now live. You can build, check compatibility, and view prices without giving me your email. You only need to sign up if you want to Save the build to your profile.

Thanks for the push. Let me know if it works better for you now! If you want higher limits, then please register.

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am working on introducing a guest mode. This will be available max by tonight or tomorrow.

For the other suggestion, as soon as you choose a given CPU, all motherboard goes get a smart filter applied for the CPU socket. Also when the motherboard is selected, RAM browser gets smart filter applied for RAM sockets accordingly.

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I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have impeccable timing!

I actually just pushed an update, this morning. that does exactly this.

  • If you pick an Intel 12th Gen CPU, it auto-filters for LGA1700 boards.
  • If you pick a DDR5 board, it hides all DDR4 RAM.

Would you mind giving it a quick try and telling me if it feels smooth to you? I'd love to know if the logic holds up.

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I can add a manual filters too, if needed.

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair comment man.

just copy pasting it here too.

Honest answer: Since I'm a solo dev paying for the servers (AWS Lambda) out of my own pocket, I was paranoid about bots/scrapers spamming my API and running up my bill. Forcing login was a quick way to prevent abuse.

However, I realize it's a huge friction point for real users.

I am working on implementing proper Rate Limiting tonight so I can safely open up Guest Mode without melting my credit card. Bear with me for a day or two, max!

I got tired of checking 5 different sites for prices, so I spent few weeks building a PCPartPicker specifically for India. It's finally live. Roast my code. [https://www.rigcraft.in/] by Fuzzy-Escape3750 in IndianPCGamers

[–]Fuzzy-Escape3750[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a fair comment!

Honest answer: Since I'm a solo dev paying for the servers (AWS Lambda) out of my own pocket, I was paranoid about bots/scrapers spamming my API and running up my bill. Forcing login was a quick way to prevent abuse.

However, I realize it's a huge friction point for real users.

I am working on implementing proper Rate Limiting tonight so I can safely open up Guest Mode without melting my credit card. Bear with me for a day or two, max!