PC Deal Check opens public beta for AI-based prebuilt PC valuation
What happened
PC Deal Check launched a public beta on November 4, announced in a Show HN post on the Hacker News front page. Users paste a product link or upload a photo showing price and specs; the AI identifies the main parts, and a proprietary pricing engine compares the prebuilt's price with market part estimates and assigns a grade. In the example, a PowerSpec G531 at $1,399.99 scored an A, with parts estimated at about $1,569. Checks in the US are free and need no account; the tool is still in public beta, so features and scores may keep changing.
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- Hacker News front pageShow HN: I built a tool that prices a prebuilt PC part by part
PC Deal Check 上线公开测试，可粘贴商品链接或上传价格与配置照片，由 AI 识别主要部件，再用自研定价引擎把整机报价与市场部件估价对比并给出等级。示例中售价 $1,399.99 的 PowerSpec G531 获评 A，部件估价约 $1,569。目前美国区检查免费、无需账号，功能与评分仍可能调整。
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