PC Tech Vault is an independent PC hardware reference and editorial site. It covers components, complete systems, software, troubleshooting, pricing, and hardware history with an emphasis on useful technical detail.
What we cover
Coverage can include graphics, processors, memory, storage, motherboards, systems, and relevant peripherals, along with drivers, Linux, AI and compute workloads, compatibility, repair, and practical configuration. The GPU Wiki and CPU Wiki provide structured, sourced reference collections, while articles, guides, GPU comparisons, and Market Watch cover the wider PC hardware field.
How the reference works
Specifications are tied to sources where possible, side-by-side comparisons keep unlike fields visibly separate, and market snapshots retain region, condition, source, and observation context. Incomplete or uncertain records are labeled instead of being presented as complete.
Editorial approach
Articles are written and edited by Saya (Saeid Yazdani), an engineer and long-time PC hardware enthusiast. Current claims are checked against manufacturer documentation, technical databases, public filings, retailer data, and clearly identified reporting where appropriate.
PC Tech Vault does not accept payment to alter specifications, rankings, or editorial conclusions. Affiliate links are not active unless a page labels them explicitly.
Corrections and source review
Hardware specifications, compatibility, and market data can change or contain model-specific exceptions. The corrections page accepts reports of wrong specifications, missing sources, unclear variants, broken links, or outdated statements. Substantive corrections are reviewed against the available source material before publication.
Contact
For editorial questions, source suggestions, or collaboration inquiries, use the contact page. For a technical data correction, the dedicated correction form preserves the affected page URL and relevant source details. Community discussion remains available in the Forums.