
Studio Loft
6 components
$1,519
152% of the budget
The first level where a new PC and a monitor fit together, with simple peripherals. Expect compromises: the engine drops extras like a chair or lighting to keep the core strong. For work, it buys a full, comfortable desk without a new computer.
Generated live from the catalogue for this budget, a medium room, a black style and a value-first priority, priced in United States.
Gaming PCZOTAC GAMING MEK 5050 (Ryzen 5 5500, RTX 5050)$900Check price(Affiliate link)
MonitorASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM5A$149Check price(Affiliate link)
KeyboardRazer Ornata V3 X$40Check price(Affiliate link)
MouseRazer DeathAdder Essential$30Check price(Affiliate link)Total
$1,119
Over budget by $119
This budget is below what a complete gaming setup costs here. The build keeps the essentials and drops the rest.
Left out to stay on budget: Headset, Chair, Desk, Desk mat, Light
Fine-tune this buildSetups whose total in your market is at most $1,150 (the budget plus 15%).
No complete setup fits this budget in United States yet. The builder can still plan one around what you own.
Open the builder at $1,000
6 components
$1,519
152% of the budget

8 components
$1,884
188% of the budget
The Setup Builder starts from this budget. Add your use, room, style and the parts you already own.
Open the builder at $1,000Either an entry-level PC with a gaming monitor and basic wired peripherals (keeping your current desk and chair), or, if you already own a computer, a good chair, a better screen and simple peripherals. A complete new setup with desk and ergonomic chair costs more.
Yes, if you already own a PC. A mesh office chair is one of the best uses of the money if you spend hours at your desk. If you also need the PC, the chair usually becomes the next purchase.
No need. Buy the PC and monitor first, then add the rest over a few weeks. You will learn what actually bothers you before spending on it.