Cyberpower Ultra 5 GTX Gaming PC
A bargain Full HD gaming PC
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A bargain Full HD gaming PC
Asus ROG Maximus XI Hero is an effective and well-balanced option, but isn't a class leader.
Asus TUF Z390-Plus Gaming is durable but only offers basic features and performance.
A versatile mid-range board with generous connectivity
If you've got cash to burn and you're building a gaming PC, you should pick up a Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Xtreme.
This is a good board for single GPU gaming PC builds on a shoestring, but it's not so good for creative applications.
If you're looking to build a gaming rig on a tight budget, the Z390 Aorus Pro is a sound choice.
Competitively priced and bristling with networking options
One of the best value Full HD GPUs available
Updated: Still a great choice for £140
Nvidia's latest GPU is a budget champion
The ultimate GPU for 4K gaming and ray tracing
The best value GPU capable of Quad HD and ray tracing
Is Nvidia's cheapest Turing card up to scratch?
Nvidia's mid-range Pascal Graphics Card has the muscle to play games in 1440p
The best budget graphics card that you can buy
A solid spec and decent performance in games – it's not the fastest, though
Asus' ROG Crosshair VII Hero (Wi-Fi) is reassuringly expensive. You get a lot for your money, but only splash out if you intend to eke every possible iota of performance out of it.
Prefer features and lighting over speed? Then MSI’s latest AMD board might be worth considering
Aimed squarely at gamers building a PC on a shoestring, the Gigabyte AB350-Gaming is good for games, but not much else.