BUILD. UPGRADE. MAKE IT YOURS.
PC Components
Every great build
starts with the right parts.
Explore processors, graphics cards, motherboards, cases and cooling. Choose each component around your workload, your platform and the space inside your PC.
THE BIRCHWARD COLLECTION
02 / PC COMPONENTS
02 / PC COMPONENTS
EXPLORE THE DEPARTMENT
Shop PC components
Choose a category to see the range and compare individual specifications.
Processors →
AMD and Intel platforms
Graphics cards →
Gaming and creative workloads
Motherboards →
The foundation of your build
Memory & RAM →
Match your platform and capacity
PC cases →
Space, airflow and finish
Power supplies →
Wattage, connectors and fit
Cooling →
Air coolers, liquid cooling and fans
Internal storage →
SSDs and hard drives
FIND YOUR FIT
Build around what matters to you.
Start with the platform
Choose your processor, then check its motherboard support, required BIOS and memory generation together.
Upgrade your graphics
Compare the GPU with your games or applications, monitor resolution, PSU connections and case clearance.
Refine the build
Plan cooling, cable space and case airflow. Check mounting dimensions before choosing the finishing parts.
A CLOSER LOOK
From the PC components catalogue
Explore these individual products, then check the full details for your setup.
Products are sold individually. Check the product page for the latest specification and availability.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
A compatible build is a considered build.
A few checks now make it easier to choose a product that suits your device and the way you use it.
01
Socket & firmware
Match the CPU socket and consult the motherboard’s processor support list, including any required BIOS version.
02
Memory generation
Confirm DDR4 or DDR5, supported module type, capacity and speeds. Use the board’s memory support information.
03
Physical clearance
Check motherboard size, graphics-card length and thickness, cooler height and radiator mounting space.
04
Power & connections
Allow for the complete system’s power requirements and confirm the PSU connectors specified by each component.
Memory or storage first?
Understand what RAM and an SSD each do before deciding where to spend your upgrade budget.
USEFUL ANSWERS
PC Components FAQs
Practical answers to help you narrow the choice. Always check the exact product and manufacturer specifications before ordering.
Are all PC components compatible with each other?
No. Check the processor platform, motherboard support, memory generation, case dimensions, cooling mounts and power requirements. The products shown here are individual items, not a pre-validated bundle.
Should I upgrade the processor or graphics card first?
Identify the part limiting the work or games you actually use. Check workload measurements and software requirements before buying. A faster component may also require changes elsewhere in the system.
Does an AM5 processor work with every AM5 motherboard?
A matching socket is only one check. Confirm the exact processor on the motherboard manufacturer’s support list and note the BIOS version required.
What should I check before buying a new PC case?
Compare the supported motherboard size, GPU clearance, cooler and radiator space, PSU dimensions and front-panel connections with your planned parts.