The Hardware Graph
Components don't live in isolation. Every part is connected to what it fits, what replaces it, what upgrades it, and what people actually built with it. This graph stores those relations — and it gets smarter with every real build.
How it works
- 1Search any component by name, brand or SKU — open its node.
- 2See what fits it, what replaces it, what upgrades it and what people actually built with it.
- 3Follow a path between two parts or browse the best parts for a workload.
What you get
- Compatibility, alternative, upgrade and built-together relations for every component
- Workload-ranked parts and community-built evidence that no catalogue can copy
- A crawlable graph of the most-connected hardware on the site
Graph size
Live counts from the persisted graph. Sharper as more builds are published.328,508
relations
24,590
components connected
0
community edges
1,537
workload links
Most-connected components
Entry points into the graph — the components with the most relations. Crawled by search engines, useful for humans.
- Zalman TeraMax II ATX 1200W Fully Modular 80+ Gold Certifiedpsu · Zalman
- Cougar GEX X2 Black 1000W Fully Modular 80+ Gold Certifiedpsu · Cougar
- SeaSonic ATX3-FOCUS-GX White 850W Fully Modular 80+ Goldpsu · SeaSonic
- Enermax REVOLUTION X't II 650W Semi-Modular 80+ Goldpsu · Enermax
- Antec Earthwatts 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Non-Modularpsu · Antec
- Deepcool PF650 Black 230V ATX 650W Non-Modular 80+ Certifiedpsu · DeepCool
- Lian Li LANCOOL 216 EATX Mid Tower White Tempered Glass RGB w/Controllercase · Lian Li
- Thermaltake View 380 XL WS ARGB Mid Tower Chassis Wood Edition Snowcase · Thermaltake
- Deepcool CH510 MESH DIGITAL ATX Mid Tower Black Tempered Glasscase · DeepCool
- Cougar DarkBlader-G ATX Full Tower Black / Silver with Tempered Glass Side Panel and USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A Front Panelcase · Cougar
- Fractal Design Meshify C ATX Mid Tower Blackcase · Fractal Design
- Silverstone Sugo SG11 Micro ATX Mini Tower Blackcase · Silverstone
- MSI B850 PRO B850M-VC WIFI6E AM5 DDR5 Micro ATXmotherboard · MSI
- TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB Black DDR4-3200 CL16 32GB (2x16GB)ram · TEAMGROUP
- ASUS B760M-AYW WIFI D4motherboard · ASUS
- Lexar Hades OC Gray / Black DDR4-3200 CL18 16GB (1x16GB)ram · Lexar
- TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert Gray DDR4-3200 CL16 16GB (2x8GB)ram · TEAMGROUP
- Crucial CP2K64G56C46U5 128GB (2x64GB) DDR5-5600 CL46 Blackram · Crucial
- Timetec PINNACLE Konduit RGB DDR4-3600 CL18 16GB (1x16GB)ram · Timetec
- TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR4 16GB (1x16GB) 2666MHz CL16 WHITEram · TEAMGROUP
- Crucial Ballistix Sport Gray / Silver DDR4-2400 CL16 8GB (1x8GB)ram · Crucial
- HYTE Y40 ATX Mid Tower Red / Black with Tempered Glass Side Panel and USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-Acase · HYTE
- Intel Xeon E3 1245 V5 OEM/Tray 3.5 GHz 4-Core LGA1151cpu · Intel
- Intel Xeon E3 1275 V5 3.6 GHz 4-Core LGA1151cpu · Intel
Why this is the moat
The derived skeleton is knowledge the kernel computes from real specs: which parts physically fit, which are interchangeable substitutes, which are drop-in upgrades, and which serve a workload.
The community layer is what makes it uncopyable. Every published build adds 'built-together' edges and workload associations — the graph literally learns from what people build.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Hardware Graph?
A typed, directed graph between catalog components. Every edge is either derived from specs (the kernel knows what physically fits) or observed in real builds people published — the community moat.
What do compatible / alternative / upgrade mean?
Compatible = the parts physically fit (socket, memory type, form factor). Alternative = interchangeable substitutes in the same slot. Upgrade = a drop-in replacement that is strictly better. Built-together = seen together in real builds.
How does the path finder work?
Pick two components — the engine finds the shortest relation chain between them (BFS, up to 6 hops) across all persisted relations and shows every hop with its type.