Custom Computer Builds
Entry Level
Ready to Upgrade
Enthusiast Level
More Powerful
Great Value
Pro Level
Most Powerful
Top Of The Line
AMD Ryzen 5 5600G 6-Core 3.9 GHZ
16 GB DDR4 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 GPU
ASRock A320M/AC AM4 AMD A320 SATA 6Gb/s Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
Thermaltake Smart Series 430W Continuous Power ATX 12V V2.3 80 PLUS Power Supply
RBG Air Cooling 90mm Fans
Team Group MS30 M.2 2280 512GB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Budget friendly (under $1,000)
Room to gradually upgrade over time
Will play most recent games at medium / low settings
RGB compatible
AMD CPU makes for cheaper option for gaming PC
Stable 30 – 60 FPS on most games (low/medium)
Fast boot up time with M.2 storage
Limited upgrade compatibility
Lower specs on games
May not run more graphically demanding games at high FPS / graphic settings
Less than optimal heat distribution
Not much spare wattage in current PSU for large GPU / RAM upgrade
Bottlenecked by motherboard if making large upgrades (will have to upgrade multiple components at once rather than just one or two)
Low initial storage
Not advised to have OS on the same storage device as games (may want more storage, motherboard only supports 1 M.2 slot)
Intel Core i7-11700KF 8-Core 3.6GHz
32 GB DDR4 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 GPU
ASUS ROG STRIX Z590-E GAMING WIFI LGA 1200 Intel Z590 SATA 6GB/s ATX Intel Motherboard
Raidmax Vortex Power RX-735AP-V 80 Plus Bronze 735W ATX/12V Power Supply
RGB MSI MAG Core Liquid 240R V2 White AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 240mm Radiator, Dual 120mm PWN Fans
Team Group MS30 M.2 2280 1TB SATA III TLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Much more advanced than Entry Level PC
GPU with RTX support and 5 more GB of VRAM (GDDR6)
OS storage separate from game and software storage
Very fast boot up and load times
incredibly fast download / upload capability (depending on network plan)
Can play all modern games at high / ultra settings
Easily play games at 60 – 144 FPS on high settings (will see less frames on high resolutions)
4K gaming possible
Higher RAM for smoother experience in game and throughout OS
CPU upgrade for seamless experience in game and throughout OS
RGB compatible
Multiple monitor support / recommended
Stylish chassis with easier upgrade potential
Much more room to upgrade and add future components
Easier cable / storage management
Better heat distribution
Better peripheral experience
Worthwhile to invest money in
Much more advanced than Entry Level PC
GPU with RTX support and 5 more GB of VRAM (GDDR6)
OS storage separate from game and software storage
Very fast boot up and load times
incredibly fast download / upload capability (depending on network plan)
Can play all modern games at high / ultra settings
Easily play games at 60 – 144 FPS on high settings (will see less frames on high resolutions)
4K gaming possible
Higher RAM for smoother experience in game and throughout OS
CPU upgrade for seamless experience in game and throughout OS
RGB compatible
Multiple monitor support / recommended
Stylish chassis with easier upgrade potential
Much more room to upgrade and add future components
Easier cable / storage management
Better heat distribution
Better peripheral experience
Worthwhile to invest money in
Intel Core i9-12900KS 16-Core 3.4 GHz
32 GB DDR5 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GPU
ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-E Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1700 ATX Gaming Motherboard
Raidmax Vortex Power RX-735AP-V 80 Plus Bronze 735W ATX/12V Power Supply
RGB MSI MAG Core Liquid 240R V2 White AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 240mm Radiator, Dual 120mm PWN Fans
1 TB SAMSUNG 980 PRO M.2 Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Insanely smooth experience for professional level gaming
Compatible with all top of the line accessories and peripherals
Get a stable 60 FPS or higher on 4K gaming (huge deal)
Immense storage and options to acquire MUCH more storage
INCREDIBLY fast storage for Read / Write / boot times
Overclock CPU and GPU to fit your speed needs
Easily support 4 monitors at a time with HDMI / Display Ports
Won’t have to even think about upgrading a single component for YEARS to come
Every modern and future game (for years to come) on ultra settings with a stable 120+ FPS
Even more stylish than Enthusiast Level
Much more internal space for better cable management and ability to add more storage / GPUs / RAM / other components
Can support up to 128 GB of DDR5 RAM at 6000mHz (damn)
Insanely powerful and crisp sounding audio with premium built in audio card (motherboard)
Amazing for esports
Incredible for VR gaming
You could easily do gaming, VFX work, all Adobe product work, any graphically demanding work on this beast. And all at once too. Play a game on every monitor separately, i don’t know why you WOULD but you COULD
Realistically, there are no hardware downsides to PCs like this
Your Bank Account (roughly $2,500 – $3,000)
Did I mention expensive? (4080 isn’t even the highest GPU in that series and it is already over $1,500 for ONE PART)
VERY big chassis, incredibly heavy (be prepared to leave it where it is placed, or have some friends)
Honestly just overkill for games that are over 3 years old
Decent amount of knowledge NEEDED to upkeep correctly with water cooling, heat management, overclocking, etc.
Very disheartening if anything major were to break
Each optional upgrade would be pricey to keep up with the high quality nature of the PC overall (almost everything would need to be near top of the line or greater)
Custom Computer Builds
Entry Level Build
It's Not Basic Gaming
Our entry level option is more than a step above the basics, and delivers for most gaming needs.
Talk to CRU about your Custom Build!
– Budget friendly (under $1,000)
– Room to upgrade gradually over time
– Will play most recent games at medium / low settings
– RGB compatible
– AMD CPU makes for cheaper option for gaming PC
– Stable 30 – 60 FPS on most games (low / medium)
– Fast boot up time with M.2 storage
– Limited upgrade compatibility
– Lower specs on games
– May not run more graphically demanding games at high FPS / graphic settings
– Less than optimal heat distribution
– Not much spare wattage in current PSU for large GPU / RAM upgrade
– Bottlenecked by motherboard if making large upgrades (will have to upgrade multiple components at once rather than just one or two)
– Low initial storage
– Not advised to have OS on the same storage device as games (may want more storage, motherboard only supports 1 M.2 slot)
Enthusiast Level Build
– Much more advanced than Entry Level PC
– GPU with RTX support and 5 more GB of VRAM (GDDR6)
– OS storage separate from game and software storage
– Very fast boot up and load times
– incredibly fast download / upload capability (depending on network plan)
– Can play all modern games at high / ultra settings
– Easily play games at 60 – 144 FPS on high settings (will see less frames on high resolutions)
– 4K gaming possible
– Higher RAM for smoother experience in game and throughout OS
– CPU upgrade for seamless experience in game and throughout OS
– RGB compatible
– Multiple monitor support / recommended
– Stylish chassis with easier upgrade potential
– Much more room to upgrade and add future components
– Easier cable / storage management
– Better heat distribution
– Better peripheral experience
– Worthwhile to invest money in
– More expensive ($1,000+)
– May need more frequent cleaning and maintenance (dusting, thermal paste application, etc.)
– Much larger and heavier
– Better PC means better equipment needed, which means more expenses (better monitor, better peripherals, better desk)
– Harder to assemble
– Novice PC knowledge recommended (wouldn’t want to mess up something expensive)
Pro Level Build
How Many Smoked Cores Prove it's Not a Hobby?
Talk to CRU about your Custom Build!Top of the line
– Insanely smooth experience for professional level gaming
– Compatible with all top of the line accessories and peripherals
– Get a stable 60 FPS or higher on 4K gaming (huge deal)
– Immense storage and options to acquire MUCH more storage
– INCREDIBLY fast storage for Read / Write / boot times
– Overclock CPU and GPU to fit your speed needs
– Easily support 4 monitors at a time with HDMI / Display Ports
– Won’t have to even think about upgrading a single component for YEARS to come
– Every modern and future game (for years to come) on ultra settings with a stable 120+ FPS
– Even more stylish than Enthusiast Level
– Much more internal space for better cable management and ability to add more storage / GPUs / RAM / other components
– Can support up to 128 GB of DDR5 RAM at 6000mHz (damn)
– Insanely powerful and crisp sounding audio with premium built in audio card (motherboard)
– Amazing for esports
– Incredible for VR gaming
– You could easily do gaming, VFX work, all Adobe product work, any graphically demanding work on this beast. And all at once too. Play a game on every monitor separately, i don’t know why you WOULD but you COULD.
– Realistically, there are no hardware downsides to PCs like this
– Your Bank Account (roughly $2,500 – $3,000 STARTING)
– Did I mention expensive? (4080 isn’t even the highest GPU in that series and it is already over $1,500 for ONE PART)
– VERY big chassis, incredibly heavy (be prepared to leave it where it is placed, or have some friends)
– Honestly just overkill for games that are over 3 years old
– Decent amount of knowledge NEEDED to upkeep correctly with water cooling, heat management, overclocking, etc.
– Very demoralizing if anything major were to break
– Each optional upgrade would be pricey to keep up with the high quality nature of the PC overall (almost everything would need to be near top of the line or greater)
