Start with how you play

The games you play and the settings you care about matter more than chasing the biggest number on a spec sheet.

At a glance

Entry: casual gaming, popular titles, solid settings, best value
Mid-range: most current games at high settings, the common sweet spot
High-end: newest, most demanding games at maximum settings
Custom: parts matched exactly to your games, budget and space

Don’t forget the rest of the setup

A gaming PC is only half the experience, a decent monitor, good cooling in the case, and enough desk space to keep it ventilated all matter more than people expect.

Getting it right the first time

A short conversation about what you actually play saves overspending on a tier that would go unused, or underspending on one you’ll want to upgrade within a year.