New Tool of Amazon’s Helps You Upgrade Your PC

Upgrading your PC is not as difficult as you might think. The hard part is choosing the right part. Compatibility conflicts are a very common problem. Amazon wants to help it launch the latest features.

The new "Part Finder" is roughly similar to third-party tools such as PC Part Picker, and has the advantage of being directly integrated with Amazon's unlimited product list. But unlike more comprehensive tools, Amazon currently only supports upgrades, not full system builds. You need to click "Ensure Fit" in the project description and enter the model or serial number of your existing laptop or desktop to check if the part is compatible. Once you have selected the make and model, the bar above the list will show the results.

Anyway, this is the theory. The system is currently not screen on all PC hardware components, even the main brand parts are somewhat uncertain. For example, after entering my ThinkPad T450 for the Samsung 850 SSD on Part Finder, the tool says "We are not sure if this project is right for your computer." This is strange because it is a very standard 2.5-inch form factor. Full size laptop.

To treat Amazon fairly, this is a new feature, and there will be some problems. Not so fair, car enthusiasts have noticed similar problems with Amazon's auto parts tools, which work along the same general line. You should now review the broader online tools to make sure your new parts work, especially if you build your computer from formation.