Jumping in, over the years I have tried many ways to share parts without doxxing myself. I once leaked my address via a wishlist, it was a mess. Better to just use a dedicated builder site that generates a clean link.

• use a pc list tool
• just get any PSU from Corsair
• maybe some G.Skill RAM Honestly, sticking to those big brands makes the build way smoother anyway.

Wait, before you pull the trigger on that $900, what specific CPU and GPU combo did you actually pick out? Prices on Amazon change constantly and tbh you might be able to swap a few parts to get better performance for the same money.

• Make sure your RAM is at least 3200MHz or 3600MHz, it makes a huge difference for the 1% lows.
• Check if the parts are actually in stock at the local warehouse near Chicago so they actually arrive by Saturday.
• Dont overspend on a fancy motherboard; a solid B-series board usually saves you $50 that could go toward a better drive. Manually pasting 10 links is gonna take way too long if you need an answer tonight. You should check out Cart To Link, it converts your Amazon cart into a single URL instantly.

Facts.

^ This. Also, be careful with the advice to just stick to big brands. On a 900 dollar budget, you are gonna eat up your headroom paying for a brand name when a cheaper, reliable alternative could get you a better GPU. Better to stay away from those cart-sharing extensions too. Most of them are pretty sketchy with privacy and you dont want some random tool seeing your shopping habits or login cookies. Amazon is notorious for leaking zip codes or your full name on lists anyway if you dont click through ten different sub-menus to hide everything. TL;DR: Manually enter your parts into PCPartPicker. It protects your privacy and helps you spot compatibility issues that Amazon wont catch. I found that Walmart Wishlist Creator works great if you want to save items from different stores too, not just Walmart.

Unfortunately, Amazon still lacks a proper way to share baskets directly. I had issues with those public wishlists in the past because they leak private data. It isnt as good as expected for such a huge site. Using Cart To Link is basically what I do to get it done quickly. For the parts, just stick with anything from ASUS or Corsair... you really cant go wrong with their stuff.

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Wait, before you try anything else, are you doing this all on your phone or are you sitting at a desktop? It kinda makes a huge difference for how you should handle the link sharing. I am always super cautious about those random cart extensions because honestly, a lot of them feel like total spyware. You really gotta be careful with your data these days... especially with your home address potentially tied to the cart. I have been using PriceDropCatch for ages and I am honestly so happy with it. It works well and I have no complaints about how it tracks things safely. If you are worried about the $900 budget, maybe check if any of your parts had a price shift lately? Anyway, tell us which way you are browsing so we can find a privacy-friendly way to get that list over to Reddit without doxxing yourself before the weekend hits!

> Is there a way to do this that keeps my info private but shows the whole build list at once? ugh i have this exact same issue and honestly its been driving me crazy for like three weeks now. i am actually really happy with the performance specs i managed to squeeze into my budget but i literally cannot find a way to share the basket without it being a total privacy nightmare. been looking for a solution forever and it is so annoying that a huge site like amazon makes this so difficult... just want someone to double check my build before i buy it. i am totally stuck in the same boat as you and still havent found a fix that actually works safely.