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PC build guide
When prebuilts don't cut it or you finally have the chance to jump into PC gaming properly, building your own rig is the way to go. This gaming PC build guide is your guide for constructing a powerful rig to run your games and more. Below is a list of the best PC parts and components to slot into your dream gaming rig.
This guide is your reference for building a reliable gaming PC. You don't have to pick up every piece of hardware in this list, but each one will give you a good idea of what to look for and why certain things are better than others. PC building is about having fun and making something that caters to you; this list is a cheat sheet and by no means a rule book.
Speaking of budget, the cost for this gaming PC build is $1,000, with around $400 (keep an eye out for deals) reserved for an that should provide an excellent framerate for most games at 1080p (and even 1440p). And with the help of upscaling tech like , 4K gameplay is within reach on some games.
The Ryzen 5 5600X is the best choice for a CPU for this build because of its price, performance, and overclocking potential. However, if you are strictly in an Intel camp, and B660 motherboards are good choices. Remember, you can get by with a smaller SSD or slightly slower RAM and upgrade those later to save a few bucks.
The last thing you should know is that all the hardware on this guide are all things I'd want if I were building my own PC. Each component has been tested on the PC Gamer Test Bench and merits my full recommendation. If this isn't what you're looking for, check out our and. Or skip the whole building thing and get a.
