Whatever games are on your wishlist, investing in the best gaming PC you can afford is wise. Having one of the best gaming PCs in your arsenal not only helps you take your gaming experience to the next level, but also gives you many years of use. It might even win you a multiplayer games or two<\/p>\n
With exciting new titles hitting the streets, like Doom Eternal<\/u><\/a> and the Outer Worlds<\/u><\/a>, it\u2019s even more crucial than ever to get one of the best gaming PCs that are fitted with the latest and greatest components. Now that Nvidia\u2019s Super RTX graphic cards<\/u><\/a> as well as AMD\u2019s Navi cards<\/u><\/a> and Ryzen 3rd generation chips<\/u><\/a> are making their presence and power known in the computing world, there\u2019s even more choices for you, regardless of whether you want to splurge or scrimp.<\/p>\n And, it doesn\u2019t matter whether you prefer Intel, AMD or Nvidia as most PC makers will let you customize and choose the best processors<\/u><\/a> and best graphics card<\/u><\/a> for your needs and budget anyway.\u00a0<\/p>\n To lend you a hand, we gathered the best gaming PCs on the market, all of which we tested and reviewed ourselves. From popular manufacturers like Alienware to more exotic brands like Origin, this list covers a wide gamut of use cases.\u00a0<\/p>\n These are the best gaming PCs money can buy right now. Guaranteed, you’ll find one to match your gaming needs and budget.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The Corsair One has been among the best gaming PCs ever since its debut a few years ago, and the Corsair One i160 only takes things to a whole new level with Nvidia Turing graphics and Intel Coffee Lake Refresh processors. This gaming PC can handle 4K gaming in a chassis that\u2019s not much larger than your average gaming console. It\u2019s expensive \u2013 that much power kind of has to be \u2013 yet it\u2019s certainly worth it if you\u2019re looking for a small form factor machine without compromises.<\/p>\n Read the full review:<\/strong> Corsair One i160<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The Alienware Aurora R7 is a feat of engineering, packing full-sized PC components into a chassis that\u2019s much more compact than your typical mid-tower PC case. At the same time, it manages to be easily upgradeable, and it looks darn good. When you\u2019re spending this much money on a gaming PC, you\u2019d expect at least one of these things to be true, but the Alienware Aurora R7 nails them all. And that\u2019s why it\u2019s not hard to see why this is one of the best gaming PCs on the market in 2019.<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>Alienware Aurora R7<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Boasting one of the best Micro ATX cases we\u2019ve seen so far is hardly The Corsair Vengeance\u2019s only accolade. This eye candy has a lot more going for it that makes it not just the best gaming PC, but also of the best PCs to hit the streets. Among its list of amazing features are its easily upgradeable and highly customizable chassis \u2013 thanks in large part to its tool-less design \u2013 and its breathtaking performance. This best gaming PC definitely holds its own against the most powerful gaming machines on the market. Need we say more? How about that gorgeous RGB lighting?<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>Corsair Vengeance Gaming PC<\/u><\/a><\/p>\n While the Decepticon look this gaming PC is sporting might not be for everyone, there\u2019s definitely something for everybody as far as configurations \u2013 whether you\u2019re a casual gamer on a budget or a hardcore one willing to shell out quite a bit of cash for a souped up rig. At less than $1,500 (about \u00a31,180, AU$2,170), you\u2019re getting more than enough power to get you through AAA games, albeit probably not on Ultra. At $2,335 (about \u00a31,835, AU$3,235) or more, you\u2019re getting a massive amount of power and storage. Plus, HP Omen Desktop PC comes in a tool-less design, making it upgradeable. There isn\u2019t any doubt that this one belongs on our best gaming PCs list.<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>HP Omen Desktop PC<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n If you\u2019re on the market for the best gaming PC under $1,000, the Intel Hades Canyon NUC might just be your dream machine. This tiny gaming PC isn\u2019t just cost-effective, but space-saving as well. In fact, it looks more like a set-top box than a gaming PC. Don\u2019t let its size fool you, however \u2013 it packs all the power that the best gaming laptops<\/a> should, with an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor and discrete AMD Radeon graphics. You\u2019ll have to supply your own RAM, storage and your own OS, but if you have extra PC hardware lying around, there are still plenty of savings to be had.<\/p>\n Read the full review:<\/strong> Intel Hades Canyon NUC<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n This rectangular behemoth is definitely worthy of its moniker as it touts lots of power\u2026 more than enough, in fact, for most gamers\u2019 needs. When you\u2019ve the funds for an upper-tier configuration, you\u2019ll get a powerhouse. Unfortunately, budget buyers will have to be satisfied with gameplay at medium settings, since the lower end models are not as powerful. Still, because of its high upgradability and tool-less design, such buyers aren\u2019t too far away from the best gaming experience on Ultra or Max settings either. Plus, we\u2019ve honestly seen more expensive machines for those specs.<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>HP Omen Obelisk review<\/u><\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Much like the excellent Dell XPS 13, the Dell XPS Tower is a lesson in packing beefy specs into a svelte design. This inconspicuous gaming PC looks a lot like the computer that\u2019s been gathering dust in your dad\u2019s office, rather than something that could power the latest and most demanding PC games. Beneath that unassuming exterior however, the Dell XPS Tower is one of the best gaming PCs on the market, fitted with an 8th-generation Intel Coffee Lake processors and Nvidia GTX 10-series graphics cards. With the Dell XPS Tower Special Edition, you\u2019re getting one of the best gaming PCs money can buy, minus the off-putting \u2018gamer aesthetic\u2019.<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>Dell XPS Tower Special Edition<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n When you pick up a new computer from Origin, it\u2019s almost like you\u2019ve built it yourself. But, you do have to be familiar with PC components<\/a> to decide for yourself what goes into the rig and how much money you\u2019re willing to drop. So, our only real criticism of the Origin Millennium is that you can build a similar gaming PC yourself and save hundreds of dollars. On the other hand, because of its svelte design and flexible specs \u2013 not to mention, the convenience, we bet you won\u2019t even want to.<\/p>\n Read the full review:<\/strong> Origin Millennium<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n In true Alienware fashion, the Area 51 Threadripper Edition pushes the limits of both technology and your bank account. It\u2019s incredibly powerful, markedly boasting the latest AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X across all of its configurations. The Area 51\u2019s triad-design hasn\u2019t changed much since its introduction back in 2014, but the inside of this machine is essentially tool-less to upgrade, not that you would even need to considering it\u2019s already one of the best gaming PCs of 2019.<\/p>\n Read the full review: <\/strong>Alienware Area 51 Threadripper Edition\u00a0<\/u><\/a><\/p>\n![\"Corsair](\"http:\/\/cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net\/6Rqw38sWcBLgwWjtM5zFBe.jpg\")
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