Journalists from "Kod.ru" gave five neural networks—ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Google Gemini, Claude, and "Alisa AI"—the same task: to assemble a gaming PC for 100,000–120,000 rubles from current components, considering the memory market crisis and Russian prices. "Alisa AI" was the only one to choose an Intel-based build, including an Intel Core i5-12400F (OEM), 32 GB DDR4-3200 RAM, and a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Windforce Max OC. Its final cost was 116,000–118,000 rubles, while journalists estimated the actual price at about 120,000 rubles. "Alisa" was the only neural network to indicate a realistic RAM price of 25,000–27,000 rubles, unlike ChatGPT and Gemini, which underestimated it. However, the Samsung 990 Pro SSD was listed at 9,200 rubles, about half its actual cost, and the Prime Box Warrior Z3 case could not be found for sale. ChatGPT showed the best result with a balanced AMD AM5 build, while DeepSeek and Gemini offered working configurations with memory and SSD price errors. Claude chose the old AM4 platform with DDR4, sound within the 100,000 ruble budget but without upgrade prospects. The conclusion states that relying on AI for PC assembly is possible only as a tool for sketching a configuration