The Best Gaming PC for Streaming

It also comes with 32GB of DDR4 under $1,000 at the time of writing. Its PSU wattage isn't published, so ask the seller before a GPU upgrade. Its 6GB VRAM is the least in this group; the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB leads at 8GB.

It matches the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB, the Sirius i7 and the Element Black on SSD capacity (1TB). It is the only pick here with an RTX 3050 graphics card; the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB has an RTX 5060 graphics card instead. It is the only pick here with a ryzen 5 5600 processor; the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB has a ryzen 7 5700 processor instead.

Like the Sirius i7, it has a DDR4-3200 memory type, while the Gamer Xtreme 225F uses a DDR5 memory type. It was the cheapest of the group when we checked; the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB was the next step up.

That extra RAM helps when a game shares the PC with a stream or browser. It ships in a triple-glass case with an ARGB air cooler, and the parts and labour warranty runs for a year. On VRAM it ties with the Sirius i7, the Gamer Xtreme 225F and the Element Black at 8GB.

On SSD capacity it ties with the SKYESEV 5600, the Sirius i7 and the Element Black at 1TB. It shares an RTX 5060 graphics card with the Gamer Xtreme 225F and Element Black; the Sirius i7 goes with an RTX 5060 Ti graphics card. A ryzen 7 5700 processor is unique to it among these picks, while the Sirius i7 uses a core i7-14700F processor. When we checked, only the SKYESEV 5600 cost less, and the Sirius i7 cost more.

It also comes with a 650W Gold PSU and 32GB of RGB DDR4. It matches the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB, the Gamer Xtreme 225F and the Element Black on VRAM (8GB). It is the only pick here with an RTX 5060 Ti graphics card; the SKYESEV 5600 has an RTX 3050 graphics card instead.

It is the only pick here with a core i7-14700F processor; the SKYESEV 5600 has a ryzen 5 5600 processor instead. Like the SKYESEV 5600, it has a DDR4-3200 memory type, while the Gamer Xtreme 225F uses a DDR5 memory type. Check the Sirius i7's ports against your monitor: most graphics cards use DisplayPort and HDMI, so match the cable to the refresh rate you want.

The 650W power supply is the stated figure; check its connectors before a later GPU upgrade. Its price falls between the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB and the Gamer Xtreme 225F, based on our last check.

Its PSU wattage isn't published, so ask the seller before a GPU upgrade. On VRAM it ties with the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB, the Sirius i7 and the Element Black at 8GB. On SSD capacity it leads this guide at 2TB, ahead of the SKYESEV 5600 (1TB).

A core Ultra 5 225F processor is unique to it among these picks, while the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB uses a ryzen 7 5700 processor. You get a DDR5 memory type here, which sets it apart from the SKYESEV 5600 and its a DDR4-3200 memory type. Check the Gamer Xtreme 225F's ports against your monitor: most graphics cards use DisplayPort and HDMI, so match the cable to the refresh rate you want.

At 8GB of VRAM, 1080p is the comfortable target for new games. When we checked, only the Sirius i7 and cheaper picks cost less, and the Element Black cost more.

It has the most memory of the RTX 5060 systems here, tied with Skytech's 32GB build. On VRAM it ties with the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB, the Sirius i7 and the Gamer Xtreme 225F at 8GB. A ryzen 7 8700F processor is unique to it among these picks, while the Skytech 5700 RTX 5060 32GB uses a ryzen 7 5700 processor.

You get a DDR5-5200 memory type here, which sets it apart from the Sirius i7 and its a DDR4-3200 memory type. Check the Element Black's ports against your monitor: most graphics cards use DisplayPort and HDMI, so match the cable to the refresh rate you want. The Element Black's PSU wattage isn't published, so ask the seller before planning a GPU upgrade.

At our last price check it topped the group, with the Gamer Xtreme 225F the nearest cheaper option. Memory is its weakest area, and the SKYESEV 5600 covers it better at 32GB.