Unless you’re a pro gamer who makes a living out of build pc gaming 2023, then you probably have some type of budget to work with when it comes to building your own computer. This is why you have to carefully consider how much money you want to spend, and also what kind of hardware you would like to get. You need to be able to decide on the right combination of hardware components that will allow you to play games at the settings you desire, whether that’s playing at 1080p or even 4K.
What are the recommended specs for a gaming PC 2023?
The main components you need to consider are the motherboard, central processing unit (CPU), solid state drive or hard disk drive for storage, memory (RAM), and a power supply. The CPU is the heart of your system, because it handles the information that runs your gaming hardware. It does this by executing instructions, or signals, in sequence one at a time millions of times per second. It’s the most important component for gaming performance, but it needs a powerful graphics card to keep up and show off beautiful visuals.
The CPU we chose for this build, an Intel Core i9, is quite hot and requires a powerful cooling solution. That’s why we opted for an NZXT Kraken X62. The tower that houses the components is a Corsair Obsidian 1000D, which is a massive case with tempered glass side panels and plenty of expansion slots. This behemoth case can accommodate 18 fans and four massive radiators at once, which is perfect for this extreme build. Finally, the EVGA SuperNova 1000G5 power supply provides all the power you need to run this hardware and play AAA games at 60FPS or higher.
