Pre-built PCs, bench-tested before they leave.

Native 4K at high refresh, no upscaling required. An i7-14700K on a Z790 board with a 360 mm radiator, and an RTX 4080 SUPER with the headroom to stay relevant for years.

No compromise anywhere. A 24-core i9-14900K and an RTX 4090, on a 1200 W Platinum supply with a 360 mm AIO, assembled and burned in for four hours before it ships. This is the fastest machine we build.

The Ryzen 7 7800X3D is still the fastest gaming processor money buys, and its 3D cache is what high-refresh 1440p and 4K actually want. A 240 mm liquid cooler keeps it silent under load.

Sixteen cores, 64 GB of memory and separate scratch and archive drives — built for 4K timelines, Blender renders and running all of it at once. The 1200 W Platinum supply is chosen for sustained load, not peak.

Maximum settings at 1440p with ray tracing left on. The unlocked i5-14600K is cooled by a dual-tower AK620 rather than the bare minimum, in a mesh-front cabinet that actually moves air.

Twenty cores means the encode never steals frames from the game. Built for playing at 1440p while streaming and recording at the same time, with a proper tower cooler so the fans stay out of the microphone.

An AM5 machine, which matters: the socket has years of processor upgrades ahead of it. Paired with a 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti so texture-heavy games at 1440p never run out of memory.

The build most people should buy. A 10-core i5 and an RTX 4060 Ti hold high settings at 1440p, and the 750 W Gold supply is deliberately oversized so a future card upgrade does not mean a new PSU.

A quiet, compact machine for accounts, design work and forty browser tabs. The Ryzen 5 8600G's integrated Radeon graphics are genuinely capable, so there is no separate card to buy, power or cool.

The cheapest machine we are willing to put our name on. Runs every current esports title above 144 fps at 1080p and modern single-player games at high settings, on parts that leave room to add a bigger card later.