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Gaming PC buying guides

Each guide picks up to 15 gaming PCs for one kind of buyer, from the gaming PCs this site can price today, and says how thepicks were chosen. Prices on every guide are live.

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Gaming
Desktops whose listing states a gaming graphics card (not a workstation card such as an RTX 4500 or RTX PRO 6000) with 8GB to 32GB of its own memory, and no more than 128GB of system memory.
Video editing
Desktops whose listing states a separate graphics card, at least 32GB of memory and two terabytes of storage, because footage fills a drive faster than anything else.
AI
Desktops whose listing states a graphics card with 16GB of memory or more, which is what decides the size of model that fits on the machine.
Workstation
Desktops whose listing states 64GB of memory or more: simulation, large datasets and several virtual machines at once.
Business
Desktops whose listing states a Pro edition of the operating system and no separate graphics card. The Pro edition is what joining a company domain needs.
Home and office
Between 8GB and 16GB of memory, 256GB of storage or more and no separate graphics card. Documents, mail and a browser do not need more.