Guides to Buying Laptops and PCs With Crypto
Choosing a gaming laptop, a ThinkPad, a MacBook or a mini PC, sizing a power supply, and paying in crypto without fees or wrong networks eating your coins.
- How to Buy a MacBook With Bitcoin (or Any Crypto) Pick the MacBook in our catalog, pay its listed price in Bitcoin or another coin within 90 minutes, and we buy it new and sealed and ship it to you. Choose the memory and storage you need up front, because neither can be upgraded later on any current MacBook.
- Which ThinkPad Should You Buy? X1 Carbon, T14s, E14 Buy the X1 Carbon if weight matters most, the T14s if you want the balanced business laptop most offices issue, and the E14 if you want the ThinkPad keyboard at the lowest price. All three run Linux well; check whether memory is soldered before you choose a size.
- How to Choose a Gaming Laptop: GPU, Screen, Cooling Choose the graphics chip for the screen you will play on (an RTX 5060 for 1080p, a 5070 Ti for 1440p, a 5080 for high settings and creative work), then check that the laptop gives that chip enough power, cools it without screaming, and has at least 1 TB of storage.
- Custom PC or Prebuilt: What You Actually Get Buy a prebuilt for the fastest delivery, one warranty and a good price on a configuration that already fits. Build a custom PC when you know which parts matter to you, want standard parts you can upgrade, or want a quieter machine than the prebuilt options offer.
- Mini PC or Desktop Tower: Which One Do You Need? Choose a mini PC for office work, media, a home server or light gaming: it is small, quiet and uses little power. Choose a tower if you want a dedicated graphics card for 1440p gaming, rendering or AI work, or if you want to upgrade almost every part later.
- How to Buy a Gaming PC With Bitcoin, Step by Step Configure the PC in the builder (or pick a ready-made gaming desktop), choose Bitcoin at checkout, send the exact amount shown within 90 minutes, and allow 10 to 30 minutes for confirmation. We then build, stress test and ship it, with tracking on your order page.
- PC Build Compatibility Checklist: What Has to Fit What Check the processor socket against the motherboard, the memory type, the board size against the case, graphics card length, cooler height or radiator size, power supply wattage and form, and storage slots. Our builder checks all of these as you choose.
- How Much Power Supply Do You Need for Your PC? Add the processor's and graphics card's power, add 75 W for everything else, multiply by 1.25 for headroom and round up to the next 50 W, and never go below the card maker's own recommendation. Our builder does this sum for you.
- Avoid Fees and Wrong Networks When Paying With Crypto Add the exchange's withdrawal fee on top of the amount, send on exactly the network shown on the order page, paste or scan the address instead of typing it, use a normal fee setting, and send within the payment window.
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