Choose for PUBG, the more demanding game, and for your monitor. The listed Ryzen 5 7500F and RTX 5060 Ti system has a separate FHD PUBG estimate, while a lower-cost system may be enough if you mainly play League of Legends.
Yes, but they reduce CPU and memory headroom. The listed system has 16GB DDR5; consider whether a 32GB dual-channel option is available if you frequently use Discord and a browser or plan to record or stream.
A 144Hz monitor does not make every game run at 144 FPS. Check the expected FPS for your game, resolution, and preset, then verify that the monitor port and cable support 144Hz and that the refresh rate is selected in Windows.
No. The CPU, memory, power supply, cooling, and motherboard affect performance and stability. CPU-heavy games and high-refresh play can also depend on CPU and memory configuration.
16GB can handle many games when used alone. Choose 32GB dual-channel for more headroom with large games, Discord, a browser, recording, or streaming, and check each game's current recommended requirements.
It can fill quickly after Windows, applications, and several large games. Add the current install sizes of your planned games and leave room for updates before deciding on 1TB or an additional SSD.
No. They are conservative reference ranges derived from an external benchmark using the same CPU and GPU, with the differences from the current listed configuration disclosed.
When available, the product page shows its price-check date. Recheck the displayed price and complete parts list immediately before payment.
This page describes the currently listed complete system. Do not assume substitutions are available; confirm any configuration change through the purchase channel before paying.