About Corevault
Hardware, explained properly.
COREVAULT sells consoles, gaming PCs and the parts inside them. We built the shop around one idea: you should be able to see what you are buying, down to the last component, before you pay for it.
Built by people who build PCs.
Buying hardware online usually means a grid of boxes and a list of numbers that mean little until something doesn’t fit. We wanted the opposite: a store where a graphics card, a stick of RAM or a whole console can be opened up and understood.
So every product comes with clear specs, honest photos and, for the big categories, a 3D model that shows how the pieces go together. We keep the range tight and the advice straight, and we stand behind what we ship.
What we stand for
Four promises.
Honest specs
Every listing shows the real numbers: memory, speeds, capacity, ports. No vague “gaming grade” filler.
Tested first
PCs are stress-tested before they ship and parts are checked on arrival, so a dead-on-arrival box never reaches you.
Fair pricing
Clear prices, a flat shipping fee and free delivery above a set amount. No surprise charges at checkout.
Real support
Not sure a part fits your build? Ask. A person who knows hardware answers, not a script.
How the 3D works
Look inside before you buy.
Pick a machine
Choose a console, a PC or a single component. Each one opens as a live 3D model you can turn around.
Pull it apart
Drag the explode slider and the machine separates into its parts, so you see what sits behind what.
Tap a hotspot
Select a part to isolate it and read the matching spec: the RAM kit, the GPU memory, the drive speed.
The 3D models are illustrative: they show how this kind of machine is laid out, not an exact replica of each product. The spec shown beside every part is always the one from the product listing.
Ready to see for yourself?
Open the explorer, or go straight to the shop.