Select your desired CPU. It is Important to select the same CPU Socket as your selected motherboard.

The vast majority of today’s consumer motherboards come in one of three sizes: ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX. ATX is the de facto standard, and offers the most space for features and expansion. Mini-ITX allows for compact PCs that still have space for one graphics card, while Micro-ATX splits the difference in both size and expansion. You should pick a form factor that matches your case selection.

The CPU cooler may consist of a heat sink and fan. These cooling systems are generally referred to as air cooling and are often used in conjunction with systems that are designed to improve airflow.

Another type of CPU cooling is called liquid cooling, where liquid circulates liquid through small pipes in a heat sink, drawing heat from the CPU to a dedicated radiator located on the system case or enclosure, where it is released into the ambient air outside of the system.

IF SELECTING AIO RADIATOR, MAKE SURE THE RADIATOR WILL FIT IN YOUR SELECTED CASE. See case description for details.

The Graphics card has the most impact on the systems overall gaming performance.

Select your desired Power Supply Unit, we generally recommend at least 750Watt for high end GPUs. See your selected GPU power requirements for details.