Compatibility, is it suitable for my...?

Don't take chances with “it seems okay.” Tell us what equipment you have and what you want to do, and we'll give you 2–3 reliable options.

The problem

In tech, the typical mistake is not choosing worse, it's choosing “incompatible.” Many options seem the same until they don't work.

When compatibility is not validated, this happens:

The customer buys something “similar” and later discovers that it is not suitable
He gets lost among acronyms and numbers and gives up the search
Returns and support increase (“Why doesn’t it work with my model?”)
The entire purchase (accessories/spare parts) is put on hold for fear of making a mistake.

What does Kimera do?

Understands your context

Identify whether it is an accessory, replacement part, or upgrade, and for which equipment.

Confirms the fit

Close compatibility with 1-2 key questions

Secures filtering

Discard what “almost works” and leave only safe options.

Recommends and suggests

It shows you a main option and another nearby option.

Kimera in action

Real doubt

Key questions

Compatible RAM

The customer wants to upgrade their RAM because their PC is running slowly, but they don't know if they need DDR4 or DDR5, how much speed it supports, or if their motherboard has free slots. They search for the usual, “RAM for my PC.”

Kimera does not ask for an endless list: it asks for the minimum information needed to avoid common mistakes (incorrect DDR or incompatible kit). With these answers, it determines compatibility and detects whether it is better to add or replace with a kit.

The results are adjusted in real time: it only shows RAM that fits your platform (type, format, and kit). It gives you a top recommendation and an alternative, explaining the trade-off.