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A Gaming PC is typically made up of high-performance components, engineered and optimised to allow gamers to play video games at the highest quality. There are endless combinations that a gamer can choose from to fine-tune their gaming experience through variables of Graphics Cards (GPUs), Processors (CPUs) and memory (RAM + SSD). But with Gaming PCs, the customisations don’t stop there… with thousands of Cases, Cooling options and even RGB requirements (To create the ultimate Gaming PC set-up) we can offer you it all!
A good Gaming computer allows Gamers to play all the latest and greatest video games without running into any performance issues such as Lagging. There are many things to consider when it comes to buying a Gaming PC that suits your needs and requirements.
The most critical part of what makes a good Gaming PC is the GPU because this is the unit that creates the images you see on screen. The GPU enables smooth gameplay and high-quality graphics, that improve as you move up the stack of Graphics cards.
We offer a full range of GPUs from NVIDIA including the NVIDIA GeForce GTX and NVIDIA GeForce RTX Ranges. It is most common in Gaming PCs to use NVIDIA GeForce RTX and the AMD Radeon RX graphics cards due to the high-quality graphics and super-fast processing speeds, however, both have their different features and capabilities to consider when choosing which Prebuilt, or custom Gaming PC to go for. The decision mainly comes down to personal preference and budget.
The preference for GeForce RTX over GeForce GTX comes from the higher quality gaming experience due to the Ray tracing capabilities which enable more realistic lighting and shadow effects in the game. If you want cutting-edge features such as Ray Tracing and AI-enhanced performance, RTX is the way to go. However, the GTX is a more budget-friendly option that still offers strong Gaming performance.
We work with the best PC configurators such as CyberPower PC, AWD IT and StormForce where we offer a vast range of Pre-Bulit Gaming PCs, however, we also can configure a Gaming PC to your specific needs. Working so closely with these market leaders, we can offer the full solution to fulfil your gaming desires and we offer the full range of GPUs: GeForce RTX 40 series, GeForce RTX 30 series, GeForce GTX 16 series as well as all AMD Graphics cards.
For a smooth and efficient gaming experience, a robust and powerful processor, commonly referred to as a CPU, is vital. To have the best Gaming PC, the CPU serves as the engine behind processing data and executing instructions from games and other applications you have running.
The Leaders in the CPU world are Intel and AMD who both offer a wide variety of processors to fit all customer needs. The range of specifications allows gamers to choose what best suits them and their desired Gaming PC, through a variety of clock speeds, number of cores and power consumption available, there is an option for all needs and budgets.
We offer a variety of PC configurations to take all the advantages of Intel and AMD into consideration for you with different CPUs and generations. We aim to cater to all possible requirements from an entry-level PC with an entry-level Processor (First Gaming PC) up to the most desirable/highest-performance PCs with the best of the best CPUs (Ultra Gaming PCs).
RAM is a vital component needed for any PC due to it allowing quick data access. For Gaming, a higher amount of RAM is usually required as it is better for multitasking and faster loading times. We would recommend a capacity between 16GB-32GB for Gaming PCs for optimal performance. 8GB of RAM is typically the baseline for AAA gamers, for optimal performance we would suggest 16-32GB RAM.
Check out our range of DDR5 RAM PC configurations for the best memory available. It is the newest generation of memory which offers faster speeds, improved power efficiency and increased bandwidth. We have a carefully selected range of Gaming PC configurations, as DDR5 is only compatible with select systems and motherboards.
When it comes to storage, it’s all about the SSD (Solid State Drive). They are a type of storage device that utilises flash memory chips vs spinning disks. This in turn makes them faster and more power efficient. To take it to the next level there are NVMe SSDs that are even faster and more efficient than a traditional SSD.
There is the option to use a HDD (Hard Disk Drive), which is popular among gamers due to its ability to offer more storage, however, they do lack speed which is vital in those in-game cut scenes where it takes too long to load before gameplay.
