Fractal Design PC Components from Novatech

Our Top PC Parts Guide

Not everyone buys their PC pre-built, there are enthusiasts who prefer to buy all their Computer Hardware separately and assemble it themselves. Here's our quick guide to the top PC Parts you'll need to be on the look out for.

Graphics Cards

Most people have already picked their side, but if you haven't, you can choose between any of our GeForce RTX Graphics Cards from NVIDIA, or Radeon Graphics Cards from AMD. NVIDIA have recently launched some of their best Graphics Cards to date with their GeForce RTX 50 Series, including their 5090, 5080,5070(ti), 5060(ti) cards.

Motherboards

Choosing your motherboard is always an important aspect of your PC build, not just for features but the correct socket too. Covering an extensive selection of AMD Motherboards from A520s to X870s, and Intel's B860s to Z890s, you’ll be sure to find the socket you need and the features you want, all in a variety of form factors ranging all the way from E-ATX to Mini ITX.

Processors

With Intel’s Core Ultra processors and AMD’s latest Ryzen CPUs and APUs, it really is a great time to be an enthusiast custom PC builder. There’s infinite combinations and possibilities, offering some of the most powerful hardware we’ve seen in the last few years, and here at Novatech, we have it all.

Cases

There’s a lot more to be considered with cases than some might at first think. The case you choose can depend on what kind of thermals you’re looking to achieve, the form factors it supports, and even how tidy you want the cable management to be, but one of the most important decisions to be made is arguably the least functional aspect. And that’s aesthetic. At the end of the day, your PC case is what you'll have to see on or under your desk every hour of every day, once your PC is built.

Every brand offers their own unique style; Corsair, Lian Li , Cooler Master, Phanteks, you name them and they’ll have their own individual colour schemes, styles, sizes and so on. But which you choose? Well, that’s up to you.