How MiniPC.guru compares computers and prices.
A low number is only useful when it describes the machine you actually want. We keep models, configurations, seller listings and observed prices separate.
Match the exact configuration
We compare store listings only when processor, memory, storage, condition and included components match. A barebone kit is not ranked against a ready-to-use PC as though they were the same purchase.
Show recent, buyable prices
The lowest checked price uses in-stock observations from the last 24 hours for the selected configuration. Out-of-stock, conditional, failed and older checks do not enter that comparison. Shipping, tax and location-specific costs are not included.
Keep the observation history
Every successful check has a store source and timestamp. The chart starts when tracking starts; it does not invent earlier prices. A price can change between our check and your visit to the store.
Attribute external measurements
We do not own or test these devices. Any published performance number must identify the author, source, hardware and test conditions. Results from different games or workloads are not combined into one universal score. Missing data stays missing.
Corrections and conflicts
When a retailer page contradicts itself about condition, stock or configuration, we pause that listing until it can be reviewed. If you find an error, send us the model, source link and what should be corrected.