Are you in the market for a new gaming desktop and you’re looking for something that will provide extreme performance? In this guide, we’ve listed a handful of the best gaming PCs for under $2,000 to help you find the right computer for your budget. If you’re looking to get into the gaming PC space, it’s a good idea to have a decent budget set aside for your computer. You can find prebuilt gaming PCs at almost any budget, but with a higher budget comes more choices. And at $2,000, you can find a great gaming PC that can handle just about whatever you throw at it, without sacrificing visuals o ..read more

Are you looking for a new high-end gaming PC? In this guide, we’ve highlighted a handful of the best prebuilt desktops under $1,500 to help you find a PC that will suit your needs. With a budget of $1,500 you can land yourself a very powerful gaming PC. And, while we’d highly recommend building your own PC to get the most performance out your budget as possible, there are a lot of solid prebuilt desktops in the ~$1,500 price range. For ~$1,500 you can expect to land a system that has both a high-end CPU and GPU combination. And, that combination will be enough to allow you to max out any game ..read more

If you’re in the market for a new gaming PC and you don’t have a huge budget, in this guide, we’ve covered a handful of the best prebuilt gaming PCs under $1,000 to help you find an affordable and powerful system. We are a big proponent of building your own gaming PC. On a dollar-for-dollar basis, building your own PC will give you more performance for your money and it is a rewarding experience as well. (Check out our guide on budget-friendly gaming PC builds.) However, not everyone wants to build their own system and that’s okay, too. The good news is that there are plenty of excellent preb ..read more

If you’re in the market for a new gaming PC and you’re working with a $500 budget (or less), these prebuilt desktops will allow you to run non-demanding games like League of Legends and Rocket League. PC gaming has historically been one of the cheapest and most versatile ways to game. But with the rising cost of PC hardware and the increasing performance demands of newer games, it’s becoming more difficult to afford an adeqaute gaming PC. That’s why, in this post, we’ve put together a list of some of the best budget prebuilt PCs (under $500) we can find. These PCs aren’t the best options out ..read more

With an i5-13600KF CPU, an RX 7800 XT GPU, and 16GB of DDR5 RAM, you’ll be able to max out anything you throw at this $1,500 gaming PC build. If you’re looking to get into 4K gaming, or you want a high-end desktop that can handle competitive games on a 1080P 360Hz monitor, or a 1440P 240Hz monitor, then the PC build listed in this guide might be what you’re looking for. And, if you’ve never built a computer before, fear not… it’s not hard to do. (Check out our Step-By-Step Build Guide.) Below, we’ve put together a full part list to help you build the best gaming PC under $1,500 possible. And ..read more

With an RX 6800 16GB graphics card, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and an Intel Core i5-12400F, the sky is the limit with this $1,000 gaming PC build. If you have right around $1,000 to spend on a new gaming PC build, you have enough to build a really solid system. For $1,000 you can build a gaming computer that can max out anything on a 1080P monitor easily (with the exception of Starfield, of course—although, you should be able to run that on higher settings still). This budget will land you components that will also allow you to max out most games on a 1440P monitor as well as serve as an entry-po ..read more

Looking for a high-end gaming computer for 1080P or 1440P gaming? This $800 gaming PC build can run pretty much any modern game at max settings on a 1080P monitor. With a budget of $800, you can land yourself a powerful gaming PC. And, if you’re willing to assemble the PC yourself, you can get even more performance for the amount you have to spend. And, in this guide, we’ll give you an $800 part list that will allow you to build a really well-rounded and high-performing gaming computer that will max out anything on a 1080P monitor (except for Starfield—which you’d still be able to play on hig ..read more

You don’t have to spend a ton of money in order to get a solid gaming PC This $600 gaming PC build will run most games on higher settings on a 1080P monitor with excellent framerates. No more Mr. Nice Gamer. It’s time to finally get a gaming computer that can run all of today’s top games on a 1080P monitor on higher-to-maximum settings. It won’t matter what game you throw at it, you’re going to get a computer that will deliver at least 60+ FPS with ease. That’s because in this guide we’re going to show you how you can get a gaming PC for under $600 that will run any game at higher settings on ..read more

On the fence on whether or not to get a console or a new cheap gaming PC? This solid $500 gaming PC build will have you playing any game on medium settings and most esports titles on max settings. One of the common myths about PC gaming is that it is too expensive to get into. Yes, a high-end gaming PC will cost you a bit more upfront than a console. However, you can do more with a PC than you can with a console. And, the reality is that a gaming PC doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. In this guide, we’re going to present you with a solid-performing $500 gaming PC build and go over what it ..read more

Are you working with a tight budget, but still need something that will work for 1080P gaming? This affordable $400 gaming PC build will get the job done for you. If you’re in the market for a new gaming computer and you’re working with a tight budget, one way to get more performance out of the money you have to spend is to build your computer yourself. In fact, in this guide, we’ll show you what parts to get in order to build a solid gaming PC for under $400. This build is perfect as an entry-level system and it will handle pretty much any game on an affordable 1080P monitor, including games ..read more