Gaming PC for Fortnite, Valorant, and LoL

These three games don't require a powerful graphics card—they require consistency. In competitive play, what you feel in your hand is a stable frame rate and low latency, not maximum texture quality.

The monitor matters as much as the PC

A machine that pushes a lot of frames is useless behind a 60 Hz panel. Plan for a 144 Hz monitor or higher to truly take advantage of it.

The processor works as hard as the card

Valorant and League of Legends rely primarily on the processor. There is no point in sacrificing the CPU to step up a notch on the graphics card.

16 GB is enough

These games easily fit within 16 GB of memory. Money saved there is better spent on the monitor or storage.

Our recommendation: a GeForce RTX 3050 or RTX 5050 for competitive 1080p, with an SSD for load times. Want something else? Build your PC piece by piece.

Competitive games require frames per second, not 4K. These configurations aim for 1080p at 144 Hz and beyond: GeForce RTX 3050, RTX 5050 or Intel Arc, 16 GB of memory and an SSD, assembled and tested in our workshop in Paris. This is the right entry point for Fortnite, Valorant, League of Legends, Rocket League or CS2.