About PC Graph

What it does

Buying a graphics card or a MacBook in Bangladesh usually means opening half a dozen shop websites and Facebook pages, and still not knowing whether the price is high this week. PC Graph collects the prices for you, keeps their history, and links straight to the shop.

• Bangladeshi shops, checked daily: Star Tech, Ryans, TechLand BD, Skyland, PC House, PCB Store, Binary Logic, Global Brand, Apple Gadgets, Gadget & Gear, PC Palace, Tech Monster.
• Second-hand: PC Palace and Tech Monster (pre-owned listings are kept apart from new ones).
• Abroad, for comparison: MDComputers in India, and Amazon and Newegg in the USA, converted to taka at that day's exchange rate.
• Parts tracked: graphics cards, processors, RAM, SSDs, motherboards, power supplies and Macs.

How the numbers are made

Every evening a program reads each shop's public product pages and works out which model each listing is. Prices are grouped by model, so all brand versions of, say, an RTX 5060 8GB appear on one page, cheapest first. Nothing is entered by hand and no shop pays to change its position.

• Value for money for graphics cards and processors uses published benchmark scores (PassMark, Tom's Hardware) per taka.
• Quality tiers for power supplies come from a community-maintained PSU tier list; motherboard tiers are estimated from the chipset and board line. See the tier list.
• Used prices only include listings with no sign of an earlier owner when they are counted as new; anything described as pre-owned, open-box or with a short shop warranty is counted as used.

Prices are checked once a day and shops change them often, so always confirm on the shop's own page before paying. Prices from India and the USA do not include import duty, VAT or shipping.

Who runs it

PC Graph is an independent project built in Dhaka by a PC enthusiast. It is not owned by, or affiliated with, any shop or brand it lists. Questions, corrections and shop suggestions are welcome on the contact page.