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PC Deal Check | A second opinion before you buy

▲ 114 points • 78 comments • by adlep • 1d ago • HN discussion ↗

Pangram verdict · v3.3

We believe that this entire text is AI.

100 %

AI likelihood · overall

AI
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SEGMENTS · HUMAN 0 of 8
SEGMENTS · AI 8 of 8
WORD COUNT 214
PEAK AI % 100% · §2
Analyzed
Nov 4
backend: pangram/v3.3
Segments scanned
8 windows
avg 27 words each
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human / AI fraction
Verdict
AI
Pangram v3.3

Article text · 214 words · 8 segments analyzed

Human AI-generated
§1 AI · 100%

Working now · Public betaIs that computera good deal?PC Deal Check makes checking a computer’s asking price quick and easy, whether you understand hardware or not.Free for visitors in the United States. US retailer listings and prices.

§2 AI · 100%

No account needed.A clear second opinion. No prompts or hardware expertise needed. 01 · BRING THE DEALStart with a listingPaste a retailer’s product link or upload a photo of the price and specs.

§3 AI · 100%

AI helps read the listing and identify the main parts.02 · SEE THE VALUEUnderstand the priceOur custom pricing engine compares the asking price with market-based component estimates to determine the deal’s grade.03 · MAKE YOUR CALLGet a clear reportReview the grade, dated component estimates and price-check links.

§4 AI · 100%

Share, email or print your report before deciding.

§5 AI · 100%

A real check · November 1, 2026See what a report looks like.A PowerSpec G531 listed at $1,399.99 received an A against a parts estimate of about $1,569. See the identified specs, price dates and comparison.Past example.

§6 AI · 100%

Out of stock when checked. Not a current offer.View sample report Try it with us.Free for visitors in the United States. US retailer listings and prices. No account needed. PC Deal Check is in beta.

§7 AI · 100%

Features, reports and scoring may change as we improve the service.

§8 AI · 100%

Questions or feedback? Email [email protected] a PC