Start with the games
Competitive games, AAA titles, ray tracing, open-world games, simulation and creator-focused workloads can lead to different hardware priorities. Choose the play styles that describe what you actually do.
Start with the games you play, then narrow your choices by graphics, CPU, memory, storage, RGB and design. Your results update as you go, so you can spend less time decoding specs and more time finding a setup that feels right.
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Not sure which gaming PC specifications matter most? This finder puts the decision in a practical order: start with how you play, then refine the hardware and design details that shape your shortlist.
Competitive games, AAA titles, ray tracing, open-world games, simulation and creator-focused workloads can lead to different hardware priorities. Choose the play styles that describe what you actually do.
The graphics card is a major part of gaming performance, especially when resolution, visual settings and ray tracing matter. The finder lets you narrow the available configurations by GPU and VRAM.
CPU, system memory, SSD capacity, RGB control, chassis color and series help you shape the shortlist around both performance needs and the look you want on your desk.