How to Get Rare Parts in Compshop
Understanding the Rarity System
Compshop PC parts come in multiple rarity tiers, from common components every shop starts with to legendary hardware that dramatically boosts income. Higher rarity parts have better stats, flashier visuals, and attract more customers to your shop.
Most rare parts are obtained through the in-game pull or gacha system. Base odds favor common drops, but luck potions shift probabilities heavily in your favor. This makes potion management the key skill for rare part hunting.
Luck Potion Types and Effects
Three main potion types affect your pull odds. Ultra Lucky Potions provide the strongest boost and are the most valuable — save them for dedicated pull sessions when you have plenty of cash to spend. Double Lucky Potions offer a moderate boost suitable for routine upgrades.
Double Cash Potions do not affect pull odds but help you earn the cash needed for more pulls. Use cash potions before pull sessions, not during them. Full details on our potions page.
Optimal Pull Strategy
The best pull session follows a simple formula: activate your best luck potion, ensure you have enough cash for at least 5-10 consecutive pulls, pull without interruption, and stop when you get an upgrade worth keeping.
Never pull without an active potion. The difference between potion and non-potion pulls is the single biggest factor in rare part acquisition. Redeem the Wnowell and Pogisiren codes from our codes page for free potions.
When to Pull for Rare Parts
Pull during x2 Cash events when you can quickly replenish the cash spent on pulls. Play for 30-60 minutes to build a cash reserve, activate an Ultra Lucky Potion, then pull until you hit a rare or better part.
Avoid pulling when your cash is low — you need enough for multiple attempts since individual pull odds remain probabilistic even with potions.
Rarity Tier Overview
While exact odds shift during beta updates, the general tier structure follows standard gacha conventions.
- Common — basic parts, low income boost, easy to obtain.
- Uncommon — noticeable upgrade over common, reasonable pull rate with potions.
- Rare — significant income boost, requires luck potions for reliable acquisition.
- Epic — high-tier parts that define mid-game progression.
- Legendary — top-tier hardware, best used with Ultra Lucky Potions.
Protecting Your Rare Parts
Once you pull a rare part, install it immediately on your highest-traffic PC station. Do not leave rare parts in inventory where they provide zero income. If you pull a part lower than what is installed, sell or replace the weaker component.
During beta updates, part stats may be rebalanced. Legendary parts have historically retained their top-tier status through patches, making them safe long-term investments.