ADVANCED BUILD

Go above and beyond with a PC powerful enough to end worlds

Crosshair VI Hero Asus $220

Asus’s Crosshair VI Hero provides a stable backbone for any would be early adopter looking to join the red core revolution.

Ryzen 7 1800X AMD $300

The 1800X, combined with 32GB of 3200 MT/s, dominates both single and multi-core tasks with ease.

GTX 1080 Ti Strix Asus $850

This is the height of efficiency. Silent and well equipped to dissipate heat, the 1080 Ti GPU will power any title you throw at it.

Kraken X62 NZXT $130

The Kraken is the culmination of three of our favorite things: An infinity mirror, a 280mm radiator, and slick braided cooling.

Vengeance LED RGB 32GB - 3200 Corsair $390

Ryzen is the one processor that does benefit hugely from higher frequency memory. This kit is perfect for any would-be video expert.

HX750i 80 Plus Platinum Corsair $120

Modular, custom cable kits, and a platinum efficiency rating. What’s not to love about this Corsair PSU? Nothing, that’s what.

960 Evo 250GB M.2 PCIe SSD Samsung $110

A cost-effective OS drive delivering sequential read and write speeds of 3200MB/s and 1500MB/s respectively.

MX300 1.1TB SSD Crucial $220

At 1TB, this SSD from Crucial is fantastic value, and more than big enough for all of your AAA gaming titles.

Enthoo Evolv ATX TG Phanteks $160

The 5mm thick aluminium panels resonate with svelte professionalism, and the interior makes building inside this a dream.

AGON AG271QG AOC $615

It’s a lot cheaper than Asus’s PG279QG, and we can’t tell why. 165Hz, IPS, G-Sync, 4ms response... this is the perfect screen.

K70 LUX RGB Corsair $160

Even when money is no object it’s hard to argue against Corsair’s latest K70. A no-fuss, solid piece of aluminium craftsmanship.

Rival 700 SteelSeries $65

Swappable sensors, back plates, 3D printed rear guards, and an OLED display. The most comfortable, adaptive mouse we’ve used.

TOTAL $3,540