What is in this range
Every machine here uses AMD Radeon graphics, either a discrete card or the graphics built into the processor. Most are current RX 9000 series cards, the 9060 XT, 9070, 9070 GRE and 9070 XT, with earlier cards and integrated builds at the entry end. The range covers 1080p through to 4K.
All are hand built and tested here in the UK with a 3 year warranty as standard.
Integrated or discrete
This is the first thing to settle, and the range holds both.
Integrated Radeon graphics are built into the processor and share its memory. There is no separate card, which keeps the price and the power draw down, and they handle 1080p gaming, esports titles and everything a household needs day to day.
A discrete card has its own memory and a great deal more processing power. That is what buys you higher settings in recent AAA releases, higher frame rates, and the headroom to raise detail rather than lower it as games get heavier. Our guide to what graphics card you need works back from what you play rather than from the model numbers.
The RX 9000 series
The current generation is where most of this range sits. The 9060 XT handles 1440p comfortably, the 9070 and 9070 GRE sit above it, and the 9070 XT reaches 4K. All of them carry 16GB of memory, which is the thing worth noticing.
Memory capacity is where Radeon consistently does well against the equivalent NVIDIA card at the same price. It matters most at higher resolutions and in games with large texture packs, where running short shows up as stutter rather than a lower frame rate. Our GPU buyer guide covers how the cards differ in practice.
Radeon or NVIDIA?
Worth deciding on the merits rather than by habit, and it is not one sided.
NVIDIA's DLSS upscaling is generally ahead of AMD's FSR, and NVIDIA's ray tracing performance is stronger, which matters if you play the titles that lean on it. FSR has the advantage of working across both brands and on a wider range of hardware, and it has closed much of the gap in recent versions. Our guide to DLSS and FSR explained covers where each one helps and where the image quality cost shows.
Set against that, Radeon tends to give you more memory for the money. Both are in our range for a reason, and our NVIDIA gaming PCs cover the other side if you want to compare before committing.
Prebuilt or build your own
Prebuilt
Specified by us, ready to play.
- Components chosen to work together
- Built and stress tested before dispatch
- Nothing to research or cross-check
- Ready to use the day it arrives
Build your own
Specified by you, built by us.
- Every component chosen by you
- Compatibility checked as you build
- Cable management and testing still done here
- Same warranty as a prebuilt system
If you would rather set it out yourself, the PC configurator takes you through it component by component.
Radeon gaming PC FAQs
Are Radeon gaming PCs good for gaming?
Yes. The current RX 9000 series cards handle 1080p, 1440p and 4K, and this range spans all three. Where Radeon tends to do well is memory for the money, which matters at higher resolutions and in games with heavy texture settings.
How does Radeon compare to NVIDIA?
NVIDIA's DLSS upscaling is generally ahead of AMD's FSR, and its ray tracing performance is stronger. Radeon tends to give you more memory at the same price. Which matters more depends on what you play. Our NVIDIA gaming PCs cover the other side.
What is the difference between integrated and discrete Radeon graphics?
Integrated graphics are built into the processor and share its memory. They handle 1080p gaming, esports titles and everyday use without a separate card. A discrete card has its own memory and considerably more processing power, which is what you need for recent AAA releases at higher settings.
Can I upgrade a Radeon gaming PC later?
Yes. These use standard components in standard cases, so the graphics card, memory and storage can all be changed later. A machine bought with integrated graphics can have a card added provided the power supply can take it.
How long does delivery take?
Built to order systems take 6 to 8 working days, or 3 to 5 on express. Some machines in this range are in stock for next day delivery.
Not found what you are looking for?
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