The Best Prebuilt Gaming PC of 2022

As a gamer, PC is your companion throughout the journey into the virtual world. However, choosing the exemplary configuration for the game we want is a challenging problem; we will need to find out the structure and offer a reasonable price to spend. Therefore, we would like to send you the best prebuilt gaming PCs configuration to help you easily balance your budget and comfortably enjoy the game world in the best way.

1. Focus investment on VGA

When building a gaming computer configuration, you should invest heavily in VGA and CPU. All games today use VGA more than CPU. Choose a VGA powerful enough to play with the screen resolution you are or are about to use.

VGA spans many product lines. Up to now, there are many lines of code, such as Nvidia has GTX 1650 to RTX 2080Ti, AMD has RX570 to RX 5700 XT, or recently launched product lines RTX 3080, the upcoming RTX 3090 is RX 6900 XT.

You need to keep in mind that each card line will ensure smooth gameplay at a specific resolution and frame, and the higher the number, the stronger the tail will be. In addition, when choosing CPU and VGA, choose carefully to avoid bottlenecks; for example, when going with the 2080Ti G5400, the above phenomenon will occur, leading to both not operating effectively.

• Full-HD screen, choose VGA: RX 570, RX 580, GTX 1650, GTX 1660, GTX 1660 Super, GTX 1660Ti, etc.

• 2K to 4K screens, choose VGA: RTX 2060, RTX 2060 Super, RTX 2070, RX 5700 XT, RTX 2070 Super, RTX 2080, etc.

2. RAM Choosing

This is an easy choice of components when building a gaming computer because we don't have many types, and often when buying a mainboard, it will also specify which RAM it supports. Show at two lines ram standard information will be the line DDR4 and DDR3, and all DDR4 will be the select the current variable is also for speeds higher than DDR3. You should pay attention to the following issues: How much RAM is reasonable? The RAM 16G is the selection or high more if you like to be playing games and live streaming or multi-function entertainment. If you only play games, choosing 8G RAM is enough later when the game requires more computer RAM, we can still buy more.

3. HDD and SSD

Choose as follows: 1 small capacity SSD (about 128 GB) + 1 large capacity HDD. SSD plays an important role in helping the operating system boot quickly shut down; the game, when installed, will load faster than the HDD hard drive. However, SSD capacity is often costly, and there are many games with tremendous capacity up to more than 200GB, such as Call of Duty WarZone. So HDD used to store data is still a good choice with a lower price. And if you have enough money to buy a large-capacity SSD, you're free.

4. Computer case

When building a computer, the computer case is something; almost not everyone is interested in them. However, the issue dramatically affects your experience and daily use, such as.

The finish quality of the shell, is the paint beautiful or not, is it seamless, is it easy to peel off. An excellent visual experience is also a factor that creates excitement when entertaining users. So we recommend you choose according to the following three criteria when buying a case:

• The sturdiness of the case: is the case material sturdy enough? Is the chassis sturdy? This is important because if the issue is too light or the frame is too weak, when operating the case, it will be easy to be swayed by the CPU fan, VGA fan, and case fan, making very annoying noises during operation. 
• Spacious inside: easy to attach components, easy to wire. A narrow case, too few slots to connect a hard drive, or an unfavorable mounting position will make it difficult for you to fit components into the matter. That difficulty will continue until you start wiring the inside of the box, making it neat, beautiful, and safe. Go to the company's website to preview the case's interior before deciding to buy it or ask for advice from a parts store. Note that the narrow chassis is also the cause of heating the components inside the computer. Therefore, it is recommended to choose the most incredible case possible.
• Can multiple fans be attached? This is important, affecting the heat dissipation efficiency of the case. For example, if you put the bottom of the point close to the wall, you should give preference to the possibility that can be fitted with a fan on the top and front edges for easy air circulation, the case it easy to bring out the heat and bring the cool air inside. This causes the device to overheat and can also affect the internal components.

1. How to choose Mainboard?

Choosing a PC seems easy but tricky, especially selecting the optimal mainboard for your needs. Mainboards often have many different models and prices currently on the market. The mainboard is divided into two main lines: Intel and AMD. In which each type of mainboard will support different chipsets. You need to pay attention to the number of slots, connection ports, extra features to choose the most suitable product.

If you choose cheap mainboards of the popular series, the price is relatively inexpensive, but the trade-off will be the design is not excellent or not standard for gaming.

For example, the B-series (Intel) series mainboards cost just under $100 to assemble a game console. This line is relatively cheap but still meets all the basic needs of a gaming PC. Of course, the more advanced the mainboard, the higher the price and the more features. However, we recommend that you balance the cost of the mainboard with the CPU because it is not always possible to spend a lot of money on the mainboard to achieve the desired effect or to have redundant features that are not used.

To choose the suitable mainboard for your needs and price, remember to choose according to the following factors:

• Run your CPU (Socket) type: For example, Intel CPU type (Socket) LGA 2066, choose a main supporting LGA 2066.

• Whether to support Overclock for CPU or not: If the CPU you use is capable of Overclocking, you should choose a mainboard with a chipset that supports Overclocking. For example, the Core i7-10700K CPU has to Overclock, and the i7-10700 does not. Mainboards using Z and X series chipsets (e.g., Z490, X299) are capable of CPU Overclocking, while the remaining chipsets (H, Q, B) do not support Overclock. It would be best to choose the respective primary and CPU to take full advantage of their performance.

• Note that the K-series i7 10700 CPU, when using the same graphics card as an RTX 2070, will give higher fps than a regular i7 10700, but the CPU will be hotter in return difference is not too significant. So please consider carefully to avoid wasting money.

• Have VGA support you want: You can use 1 VGA or up to 2 Cards to play games. However, we recommend investing in 1 terrible graphics card instead of running SLI or Crossfire for two Graphics Cards of the same price because running two cards will often be hotter than one, which can harm your components calculator. So the mainboard has 1 PCIe slot is enough.

• Install your Ram stick: the mainboard has 2 RAM slots, four slots, and eight slots. Buying a type with four slots is relatively comfortable, but if you are on a tight budget, just choosing two slots is still very good to play games.

2. How to choose a CPU?

On the market today, 2 CPU lines are Intel and AMD; choosing one of these two lines is up to you. When choosing a CPU, you should see if low CPU lines like i3 and i5 are powerful enough to help you play games before choosing a high-end CPU (i7 and i9) because of the price of the i3 and i5 series computer CPU is lower than i7, i9 series. It will save you a lot of money if you choose the right CPU.

If you need to both play games and Livestream, it is recommended that you choose a high-end CPU to make it easier to Livestream, but the i5 10400 is enough to Livestream Full HD 1080P. Currently, Intel still has the advantage in gaming, thanks to its high clock speed.

• Some Intel CPU lines include i3-9100f, i3-10100, i5-10400, i5-10500, i5-10600, etc.
• Some AMD CPU lines such as: Ryzen 3 3100, Ryzen 3 3300X, Ryzen 5 2600, Ryzen 5 3600, Ryzen 5 3600X, etc.

3. Choose Full-HD screen or 2K or 4K?

Choosing to play games in Full-HD will save you a lot of money compared to building configurations to play 2K or 4K games. Playing games in Full-HD, you should choose a moderate screen at 24 inches, which is most reasonable; the image sharpness is very high and beautiful. Larger screens also offer an advantage, but it is challenging to cover the whole thing.

If you choose a 2K monitor, you must select a VGA powerful enough to handle games at 2K; the CPU is similar, the power supply must also be higher to carry a strong VGA and CPU, identical to 4K.

About the type of ultra-long screen Ultrawide (ratio 21: 9). Although they look nice and attractive, they are not suitable for playing most games. The reason is that many games do not support the 21: 9 ratio, the old games (many good games) do not help it. WE find Ultrawide monitors only suitable for working with many windows. Still, it will be a bit tiring if you keep turning back and forth to look at a long screen despite having the advantage of comprehensive viewing reasonable map control for gaming than in some games.

3. How much power supply is enough?

Depending on the configuration you build, the higher the structure, the more influential the computer power supply is required. For example, if you create a layout of i3 10100 and GTX 1650, you can use 450W power, but if you go to terrible cards like RTX 2070, it requires energy to 650W or higher.

Currently, the job of finding exactly what you want can be difficult when it comes to parts shortages. For many people, finding a pre-built PC can be the easiest way to get the parts you want. We pride ourselves on providing you with the most accurate reviews of the best pre-built gaming PCs and the most effective way to choose the one that's budget-friendly and has the best performance for your goals.