Everything Gaming. One Hub.

The Newegg Gaming Hub is a single entry point that brings Newegg's gaming tools, game catalog and setup gear together in one place: PC Builder, Gaming PC Finder and PC Upgrader for hardware, digital game codes for PC and console, and Game Room Builder and Simulator Builder for the space around the rig.

Use PC Builder when you want to choose every component yourself. Use Gaming PC Finder when you would rather describe your playstyle and budget and be matched to a prebuilt. Use PC Upgrader when you already own a PC and only need to know which parts are worth replacing. All three work from the same Newegg component catalog and check compatibility as you go.

Building with PC Builder means picking every part yourself, so you decide which processor, graphics card and case go in. A prebuilt matched by Gaming PC Finder ships already assembled. Compared with a prebuilt, building takes longer but leaves every choice open; compared with building, a prebuilt is quicker to get running but fixes the parts list for you.

Pros: upgrading keeps the case, storage and power supply you already own, and PC Upgrader targets only the parts holding performance back. Cons: an older motherboard limits which processors fit, and once several parts need replacing at the same time, a full build or a prebuilt is worth comparing.

Start in PC Builder with a processor and motherboard so the socket is settled, then add memory, a graphics card, storage, a power supply, a case and a cooler. Incompatible combinations are flagged while you work, and the finished build can be added to your cart together rather than part by part.

A simulator setup starts with the controls — a wheel and pedal set for racing, or a stick and throttle for flight — then the seat or cockpit frame that holds them rigid, one or more monitors, and a desk or stand sized for the whole thing. Simulator Builder configures those parts as one piece instead of leaving you to match them yourself.

A common setup pairs a gaming PC with a monitor, a mechanical keyboard, a gaming mouse and a headset. For a racing or flight example, Simulator Builder adds a wheel or flight stick, pedals and a cockpit frame; for a game room example, Game Room Builder covers the desk, chair, speakers and RGB lighting around the rig.

Yes. Newegg carries digital game codes for PC as well as PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch 2, covering new releases, pre-orders and back catalogue titles. Console hardware, controllers and headsets are listed alongside the games.

Yes. PC Builder and PC Upgrader both check parts against each other as you add them, so a processor that does not match the selected motherboard socket, or a graphics card that will not fit the chosen case, is flagged before you order rather than after it arrives.