PC parts
In the updateThe official Roblox description says players can unbox PC parts.
My Gaming Cafe PC Parts and Server Customers Guide
The latest public Roblox update still highlights PC part unboxing and server customers. Use this page to decide what to test first, what to measure in your own cafe, and when a bigger floor can wait.
Current update
What players can look for now
The official public wording is still broad, so the safest move is to separate confirmed update terms from the exact values that still need in-game checks.
Server customers
In the updateThe official update text names server customers as a current feature.
Official refresh
Aug 2 recheckThe August 2 recheck still finds the latest official game metadata timestamp at August 1, 2026 UTC, while the Roblox event page still resolves as a generic NEW UPDATE shell without a creator-owned patch-note breakdown.
Part stats
Still checkingExact part names, rarity, and income impact still need fresh in-game checks.
Upgrade costs
Still checkingUse your own cash numbers until the shop values are checked.
Practical rule
Measure before you commit
For each new part or server-customer setup, check cash per minute before and after placing it. If the payback is slow, save for floor space or a stronger upgrade instead.
Still checking
What to check in-game
Part names, rarity labels, purchase or unbox costs, income changes, server customer behavior, and boost interactions should be checked before trusting exact tables.
Player focus
How to use this update without wasting cash
Search and video surfaces are repeating PC parts and server customers, but the helpful move is still simple: test whether the new setup beats your current money pace.
Start with your weakest income slot
A better part matters most when it replaces a weak desk or device that is dragging down your current floor.
Treat server customers like a cash test
If a server customer setup gives a clear jump in cash per minute, it can be a better buy than opening more space too early.
Use floors only when the setup is ready
New room helps only when you can fill it with earning stations soon after the unlock. Empty space still loses to a stronger compact floor.
Map the best PC setup
Use the exact setup page when you want the full build path instead of one-off part notes.
Tier listCompare part priorities
Use the equipment board when you need a quick rank order before buying or unboxing.
MoneyTest payback first
Measure whether a new part improves your cafe enough to recover the spend in a reasonable time.
LayoutFit parts into the cafe
Check whether a new setup still leaves good walking space and room for future rebuilds.
FloorsCompare against the next floor
Use the floor guide when you need to decide whether better parts beat buying more space right now.
UpdatesTrack event status
Use the updates watch page when you need the broader event-title and patch-status context.
SourcesReview official checks
Open the source page when you want the Roblox and creator links behind current update claims.
WikiOpen the wider topic hub
Jump to the wiki hub when you want floors, layouts, customers, and setup notes around the same update.
FAQ
My Gaming Cafe PC parts answers
Short answers for server customers, part testing, and the buy-now versus floor-later choice.
What are server customers in My Gaming Cafe?
Server customers are part of the current official update wording. Public Roblox text confirms the feature exists, but exact payout behavior should still be checked in your own cafe before you build around it.
Should I buy PC parts or save for a floor first?
Usually buy the option that improves real cash flow faster. If a part or server setup gives a quick income jump, it can beat an early floor unlock that stays half empty.
How do I test a new PC part or server customer setup?
Measure your cash per minute before and after the change, then compare that gain against the cost. If the payback is slow, wait or spend on a stronger upgrade first.